Store Manager - Fashion Valley

Posted 3 days ago

jaxxonSan Diego (CA)

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Run a JAXXON store like it's your own. The people, the numbers, and an experience that turns first-timers into forever fans. You set the standard for every store we open next.
WHAT YOU'LL DO: Drive sales, conversion, AOV and the clienteling-first experience Own the full event lifecycle end to end (idea generation, budget, execution, measurement), across big, medium, and small events, made relevant to the local story and community Source and manage local vendor partners (4+ per event) and run it within budget Hire, coach and grow a team guests remember; build the bench Own operations: cash, inventory, loss prevention, compliance Perform other duties as assignedWHAT WE'RE LOOKING FORStore-manager experience in premium, specialty, or jewelry retail (required)Full ownership of events is REQUIRED: idea generation through execution and measurement, managing to budget, across big, medium, and small formats, and partnering with vendors (4+)A local Southern California network across fitness, music, sports, barber, or creator scenesA real coach who develops people and hits the number; knows the business On your feet all shift; open availability incl. nights, weekends, holidays, peakTHE PERKShealth, dental, and visionmonthly bonus tied to store performanceyour JAXXON pieces on usroom to grow into district / regional leadershipWHEREFashion Valley San Diego

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