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If this sounds like you, NAPA is looking for a passionate Assistant Store Manager. Lead a successful team, support the store manager, and manage in our fast-paced retail stores.
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Perform as Manager-on-Duty during scheduled shifts when Store Ops Manager (GM) is not present. Support Store Ops Manager with ordering, inventory control and scheduling.
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With At Home, the Store Manager role is similar to an ASM. The role above Store Manager is Store Director. in partnership with the Store Director, the Store Manager manages the operational and team member aspects of the business at the store level.
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We are currently seeking an inspiring, confident, and ambitious individual to join the Movado Company Store team as the Store Manager at the Charlotte Premium Outlets in Charlotte, NC.
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We are looking for a result driven retail Store Manager to be responsible for the overall management of the store. Store Manager is responsible for all aspects of the daily operations of a retail store to achieve targeted productivity, inventory control, sales and profitability.
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Responsibilities include Associate development, customer service, asset protection and store maintenance. The Assistant Team Leader provides leadership for the successful operation of the entire front-end of store.
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The Assistant Store Manager is responsible for supporting the Store Manager in promoting a customer and product-focused sales culture, where our values and guiding principles are at the forefront of all store operations, including managing sales operations, asset protection, and human resources functions to ensure great customer experience and maximum profitability.
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Rowan is seeking an Assistant Studio Manager for our beautiful South Park location. The ASM will be a critical partner to the Area Manager and key leader in supporting the entire team from both sales and operational perspectives.
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Support the Store Manager with networking, attracting, recruiting, and interviewing high caliber talent. As the Assistant Store Manager, you provide leadership and direction to the store team while successfully executing the company's vision and values under the direction of the Store Manager.
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As the Store Manager, you will be responsible for sales performance, customer satisfaction, staff training and development. Ensuring the assigned retail store is clean and attractive, meeting, or exceeding sales goals.
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As an Assistant in Training (AIT) and Assistant Manager, you have the privilege to work directly with the Store Manager and Leadership Team to develop sales, recruit new Teammates and provide leadership.
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The ASM supports the Store Manager with customer engagement, operational execution, people management, and merchandising. The ASM in partnership with the Store Manager is responsible to drive the financial results through exceptional store standards, execution of company strategies, and positive customer interaction.
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The Store Sales Manager is a seasoned business leader who can manage all day-to-day aspects of a LaserAway location to create a world-class patient experience. Job Title: Store Sales Manager.
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Interacts and communicates with Lead Supervisor and Store Manager. The Assistant Store Manager at Coach demonstrates a high level of business acumen; delivering sales results through employee development and mentorship.
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The Assistant Store Manager is a highly motivated, detail-oriented, results-driven leader with an entrepreneurial spirit. The Leonard Assistant Store Manager is based in a retail store location and commission based, with operations in the U.S., and has overall responsibility for assisting the Store Manager in managing the sales, operations, and asset protection functions of the store to ensure a great customer experience and maximum profitability.
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