AREA VISUAL MERCHANDISER- MASSIMO DUTTI

Area Visual Merchandiser Massimo Dutti UK&I Ireland Fixed Term Contract 12 monthsReport to:Brand Director / Brand Manager – Massimo Dutti UK & Ireland

Position based in Regent Street storeMust have the right to work in both countriesPurposeResponsible for all aspects of coordination and image in both Menswear and Ladieswear and to maximise sales through commercial awareness.

Key Responsibilities

Create a strong image in the stores, supporting the Brand Manager with driving sales and motivating the teams.

Understand the UK and Ireland markets and communicate with the Brand Manager, Product Manager and the VM team at HQ to ensure best‐selling product is in the stores, review stock package and react.

Ensure selected products in the stores always represent the brand and meet customers' expectations.

Be well informed about current industry trends.

Actively drive sales by implementing new ideas, building new initiatives and establishing the correct image and standards in the different regions, accordingly to the customer profile.

Plan and oversee all aspects of coordination and image of new store openings and store refurbishments.

Oversee the training and development of potential internal Merchandiser candidates, to support the consistency of the image of the stores across the countries.

Ensure own commercial awareness of forthcoming trends, colours and fashion to the highest level and use this to drive the store sales.

Provide new projects and ideas for workshops and be able to constantly improve the image, standards and performance of the collections in the markets.

Train, coach, develop and manage performance of all the Merchandising team across the country.

Ensure all regional resources are fully utilised.

Excellent communication skills with an emphasis on building partnerships, to be able to analyse and use all the commercial tools and make decisions.

Experience and Qualifications

Previous fashion retail experience essential.

Experience as a Regional Merchandiser, preferably in a similar environment.

Excellent customer service experience.

A fashion/textile design qualification is desirable but not essential.

Person Profile

Passion for fashion.

Creativity and forward-thinking.

Strong initiative & self‐motivation.

Ability to work independently and as part of a team.

Ability to work under pressure.

Articulate and good communication skills.

Energetic & enthusiastic.

Good interpersonal skills.

Flexibility to work varied hours including nights, weekends and public holidays (if business requires).

Maintaining good standards in personal presentation in order to represent the image of the brand.

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