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Conduct audits to check data codes ensure adherence to approved plan-o-grams, and report observations to the Unit Manager. As the Retail Sales Merchandiser, you'll be responsible for optimizing product visibility and driving sales in retail stores.
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Penn Medicine is seeking a full-time, day shift Ambulatory/Retail Pharmacy Manager for the Valley Forge pharmacy. The Pharmacy Manager will provide leadership for all staff on their service in support of organizational, departmental and service line missions.
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Our Assistant Store Managers play an important role in creating a memorable customer experience.
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Career growth opportunities (assistant manager, center manager, regional trainer, regional manager) Complimentary, unlimited, eyebrow waxing + discounts on all other waxing services and retail products.
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Summary:The Retail Media Specialist reports into the Ecommerce department, supporting the Retail Media Manager with the management of media campaigns on platforms such as Amazon, Walmart, Criteo, The Trade Desk, and others.
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