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3 - 5 years of experience in retail merchandise planning, inventory management, financial planning or financial analysis required; direct and/or third-party planning experience is a plus.
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The Assistant Merchandise Planner will partner across Finance and Merchandising to implement the overall vision and strategy for the planning function as well as support both teams cross functional projects.
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The Merchandise Planning Manager will be owning the planning and business strategy for the Footwear and Accessories categories at Madewell. 7+ years of merchandise planning experience; a total of 5-7 years of related experience in allocation, merchandising, financial planning, strategy, or business analytics.
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Previous experience in merchandise planning or supply chain/logistics. The Merchandise Allocator + Analyst for Walmart will provide key data and analytics of performance within product categories across our private label account for the retailer (Walmart.
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The Merchandise Planning Analyst plays a crucial role in driving revenue optimization and minimizing inventory risks for AMS by assisting in the development and execution in tactical inventory ordering and management tactics.
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The DTC Merchandise Planner is responsible for accurate and timely demand forecasts across Savette’s Ecommerce channel. 5 years experience in DTC planning for a luxury apparel or accessories brand.
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As a Planner at Effy Jewelry, you will play a vital role in our retail company's merchandise planning and forecasting processes. Participate in merchandise planning meetings, providing input on product performance, assortment strategies, and inventory allocation.
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Sales Analysis: Analyze sales performance, inventory levels, and market trends for Bloomingdale's and HBC. Identify opportunities and risks to inform merchandise planning decisions. Experience: Minimum of 2-3 years of experience in merchandise planning, preferably within the beauty, fashion, or retail industry.
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8-10+ years of experience in merchandise planning, promotions, or related roles within the beauty or consumer goods industry. As the Associate Direc tor, Global Product Marketing, Merchandise and Promotions , you will play a pivotal role in driving category growth and consumer engagement through strategic merchandise planning and promotional initiatives.
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Merchandise Planner, Global Merchandise Planning – Calvin Klein Apparel. DECISION MAKING: Must be able to make decisions quickly in an ever-changing environment; partner cross functionally with Global Merchandising, Global Merchandise Planning and Global regions and Regional channels to make decisions as needed.
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3+ years of experience in merchandise planning, apparel/retail DTC experience is a plus. Through their analysis and development of pre-season and in-season plans, the merchandise planner will collaborate with teams including E-Commerce, Production, Design, and Logistics.
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3-5 years of retail merchandise planning; inventory management; financial planning or financial analysis experience. This Wholesale Merchandise Planner will be part of a team responsible for crafting compelling product assortments for the #1 kid’s shoe brand in America.
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As a Merchandise Planner you will lead the development and execution of the merchandising and planning strategies for several merchandise categories to drive top line sales and bottom-line profitability.
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Key partners include Merchandise Planning and Merchandising, DC & Store Operations, Location Planning, and the Stores Field Organization. Collaborates with the Merchant and Merchandise Planner to formulate future business strategies.
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Director, Merchandise Planning (separates/non-apparel) Merchandise discount at our brands: 50% off regular-priced merchandise at Ann Taylor, LOFT, Lane Bryant & Talbots (in store and online.
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