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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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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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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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This position supervises a team of merchandise planner(s) and merchandise planning analyst(s), and is responsible for all training and development of direct reports. Provide guidance to Inventory Planner and Inventory Planning analyst on:Coverage for item and color level planning.
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The Demand Planning Analyst will work with Sr. Demand Planner to achieve planned inventory levels by Region/Salon and maintain of merchandise assortments at the item level to maximize profitability and sales.
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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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Direct report to VP Demand Planning and dotted line to AVP Merchandise Planning. The role often partners with Retail Buying & Demand Planning. Understanding of forecasting and replenishment planning tools and systems.
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The Planner, Global Merchandise Planning will analytically support the formulation of the global product assortment and the phases of product life cycle (pre-season product line planning and in-season global trend analysis and inventory management.
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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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Mejuri is searching for a Director of Merchandise planning to join our team! Develop merchandise financial plans which optimize product category sales, financial, margin, and inventory goals.
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LEGENDS Founded in , Legends’ operating divisions worldwide include – Global Partnerships, Global Sales, Hospitality, Global Planning, Global Merchandise, Legends IQ, Attractions, Growth Enterprises – offering clients and partners a -degree data and analytics fueled service solution platform to elevate their brand and execute their vision.
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5-8 years of experience in Demand Planning, Inventory Planning, Inventory Analysis, Merchandise Planning, Replenishment Analysis, Supply Chain Planner, or related field. The Demand Planning Process Manager is part of the North America merchandising team that includes Demand Planning, Allocation, Assortment Planning, and Merchandise Financial Planning.
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10+ years of progressive experience in retail or merchandise planning, including prior management experience. In return, we provide an industry-competitive salary, along with a comprehensive benefits plan (medical, dental, vision) that includes a matching 401(k), Summer Fridays, generous PTO, merchandise discounts, excellent career development opportunities, and a work environment that reflects our industry leadership.
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Develop omni-channel merchandise plans: Assist in creating comprehensive merchandise plans that align with company sales, gross margin, and inventory productivity targets for specific categories/divisions within Faherty.
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Our client, an intimate apparel and loungewear company, is looking for a Merchandise Planning Analyst to join their team in Secaucus, NJ. 3-5+ years of previous experience in merchandise planning or supply chain/logistics.
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