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The Senior Manager of Site Merchandising for eCommerce Site Merchandising- (Sports & Outdoors ) is a critical leader in shaping the customer site experience for a department within our Strategic Business Units (SBUs), overseeing everything from visual merchandising to content strategy to functionality and department-level campaign planning and execution.
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The Senior Manager of Site Merchandising for eCommerce Site Operations - Beauty is a critical leader in shaping the customer site experience for a department within our Strategic Business Units (SBUs), overseeing everything from visual merchandising to content strategy to functionality and department-level campaign planning and execution.
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7 years' experience in eCommerce merchandising, UI/UX, interactive and visual design, business management, or related area. ECommerce merchandising, UI/UX, Interactive and Visual Design, Business Management, or related area, Master's degree in Merchandising, Visual Design, Business Management, or related area.
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The Manager of Site Merchandising for eCommerce Site Operations is a critical leader in shaping the customer site experience for a department within our Evergreen & Gifting Campaigns Team , overseeing everything from visual merchandising to content strategy to functionality and department-level campaign planning and execution.
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Assist Visual Merchandising Manager in directing the communication, implementation, and follow-up of visual tasks (sales events, visual set-ups, shop installations, promotions, special events) with Store Manager/Assistant Store Manager/Sales Team Managers and Sales Associates within the store to ensure visual efforts are maintained and complement the merchandising efforts.
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Collaborate with the Visual Merchandising Director to execute captivating display and window concepts at our store locations. You will work closely with our Visual Merchandising Director to bring our store displays to life and ensure our shelves are always stocked with enticing products.
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Bachelor's degree in merchandising, visual design, business management, or related area and 5 years' experience in eCommerce merchandising, UI/UX, interactive and visual design, business management, or related area.
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Job Title: Visual Merchandising Manager Location: Philadelphia Corporate Office Department: Marketing Reports to: Senior Director, Visual & Store Design Job Type: Full Time Job Level: Manager FLSA Classification: Exempt (Salaried) Work Schedule: Mon-Fri 9:00am –5:30 pm, 40 hours per week.
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Work in partnership with the Store Manager to champion the importance of visual merchandising and the impact of visual displays throughout the store. Candidate must have minimum 4 years experience in a Visual Merchandising Manager role.
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Provides insights related to the customer experience and communicatesfeedbackto Visual Merchandising Manager and Store Manager. Acts as a brand representative reflective of the company values and partners with the Visual Merchandising Manager on the creation of an engaging visual experience that appeals to the UO customer.
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The Visual Merchandising Manager will be responsible for creating and implementing window displays, managing the store layout, and managing a team of sales associates. This is a full-time on-site role for a Visual Merchandising Manager.
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Keywords: Interior Designer, Fashion Merchandising, Visual Merchandising Specialist, retail, full-time, hiring immediately, problem-solver, detail-oriented. Possess an Interior Design or Fashion Merchandising Degree or a minimum of 2 years’ experience as a Visual/ Interior Designer or Visual Merchandiser, preferred.
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Creative credentials in visual merchandising, fashion merchandising, exhibition design, visual or similar. Visual Merchandising including but not limited to defining and contributing to thecreative visual merchandising strategy for seasonal campaigns, promotions and always on branding.
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1-2 years experience in home related design, visual merchandising, or stockroom responsibilities preferred (specialty retail preferred, but not required). Ensure store meets visual, replenishment, cleanliness, safety and back of house standards during manager-on-duty shifts.
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In the US market, where individual expression and skin health reign supreme, our collaboration with Ulta offers a unique stage for the Visual Merchandising Manager to craft compelling visual narratives that both uphold our brand ethos and captivate the Ulta clientele.
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