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1+ years management or supervisory experience in restaurant, hotel, retail or general business required *2+ years casual dining or full service restaurant management experience preferred.
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Regularly communicates with Store Manager to discuss strengths, opportunities, and trends in business. Forecasts/reforecast business, focusing on productivity to meet sales goalsIdentifies opportunities to drive traffic into the store through community events (weddings, parties, etc.
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Your ability to combine entrepreneurial spirit, passion for the brand and knowledge of the luxury/retail business with organizational skills to manage the store will greatly influence the client and associate experience.
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Location: Lawrenceville, New JerseyJob Summary:The Store Sales Manager will be responsible for leading store teams in driving sales, brand loyalty, setting the expectation, and providing exceptional customer service as well as recruiting and developing top retail talent.
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An effective retail manager will also be able to motivate personnel to perform according to their maximum capacity. AD Riders at American Dream - We are looking for an experienced Retail Manager to oversee the daily operations of our store.
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SalesYou'll work alongside the General Manager to achieve business plan objectives and profitability, and you'll help lead sales, which can include Hot Light times, retail sales, fundraising and suggestive selling.
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OBJECTIVEThe Store Manager is a true business owner for their store. Further, the range listed is just one component of the Company’s total rewards package for retail employees. They are responsible for leading, managing and continuously developing all aspects of their store's business.
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Sales, Collections, Retail, Loan Sales, Customer Service, Customer Care, Business Development, New Grad, Newly Graduated, Entry level, Financial Sales, Management Development, Management Trainee, Finance, Full-time, Career, Benefits, Customer experience, Financial Representative, Credit, Leadership, Manager Trainee.
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Take part in planning and execution of 2 activations per month to drive brand awareness and incremental volume opportunities Collaborate with the Regional Director and proactively train the team on SOPs, store guidelines, and expectations Deliver customer-oriented and product insights back to the Retail and HQ team Report on sales, returns, and relevant store statistics with accuracy and in a timely manner.
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Experience as a Business Analyst in a retail environment. Support the Product Manager in feature development and story development. Collaborate with business and technical teams to translate requirements into features and user stories.
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Advanced knowledge of all Retail and Small business products and services and fluency in business acumen and in SME credit. The Branch Manager is responsible for the administration of sales, service, operational efficiency, risk applications, internal control and HR management activities to meet bank objectives for the branch.
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Now in its eleventh year of business, Kith has in-house apparel lines for men, women and children, an ice cream parlor in every flagship, a full-service restaurant, and a retail footprint in three continents.
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Experience in specialty retail, including business development, visual merchandising, and store operations. Minimum of five years’ experience in retail management – luxury experience preferred.
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An ideal candidate will demonstrate a profound and holistic comprehension of the retail landscape encompassing all facets of the business. In this role, you would report to the Associate Director / Sr. Manager of Guest Experience.
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The successful candidate will assist the Restaurant General Manager/Store Management Team in the achievement of the Store Business Goals thru effective implementation of specific operations support activities in the following areas, as assigned:Implement assigned Product/Service Quality or Cleanliness & Sanitation (C&S) ProgramImplement assigned Crew Management activity.
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