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The Senior Manager of Site Merchandising for eCommerce Site Operations 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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Provide strategic input, reflecting customer requirements/needs into AOP planning process focusing on trade marketing strategy/tactics, delivering a plan that can be executed with customer to achieve company objectives.
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Key Responsibilities Strategic Planning: Development of relevant annual and ongoing brand and product strategies based on consumer insights, category trends, competitive environment and our needs.
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Creating an exemplary site experience for your department –You’ll drive the holistic site strategy for a specific department within Strategic Business Unit (SBU), using customer insights to tell a cohesive story and create a seamless customer experience, overseeing visual site merchandising and content strategy, site functionality including navigation, hierarchy, search and browse, etc., new product on-boarding, and more.
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Proven experience PS procurement role, demonstrating a successful track record in strategic planning and execution. The Technology Procurement Team is a dynamic and skilled group of professionals dedicated to managing all strategic and operational aspects of Technology procurement including category management of Hardware, Software, Cloud, Telecom and Professional Services.
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Areas of responsibility include but are not limited to faculty recruitment, appointment, promotion, development, credentialing, evaluation, and retention, institutional effectiveness, library, and as part of the leadership team strategic planning.
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Spearhead initiatives to optimize PS-related expenses, redirecting resources towards high-impact projects and strategic initiatives. We are seeking a highly skilled and strategic individual to join our dynamic organization as the Manager of Tech Professional Services (PS) Procurement.
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