Account Executive - St. Louis HOKA Specialty
$66,100 - $89,300 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$66,100 - $89,300 per year
About the role
- Cultivate relationships with independent retailers within the assigned territory that foster mutual trust and partnership
- Timely communication with account base
- In-market store visits, staff training, and event support
- Execution of biweekly, monthly, and quarterly business and partnership reviews
- Build seasonal strategies to drive business and market share growth, including financial and product forecasting, consumer-focused assortment planning, and access point and account level planning
- Develop seasonal account level financial forecasts
- Execute seasonal product forecasting
- Develop seasonal account level partnership and marketplace strategies, planning, and execution
- Work cross-functionally to lead and influence all aspects of supply chain from order-entry to delivery, as well as development and execution of 360 partner support activations
- Effectively manage all aspects of order book including preseason and at-once order entry and timely execution of modifications and holds
- Partner cross-functionally to plan and execute partner and marketplace plans
- Retail and/or wholesale experience in the athletic footwear and apparel industry preferred
- Eager to be a part of an exciting, rapidly changing, and fast-paced brand and team
- Effective, open & honest communicator driving customer, consumer, product, and marketplace insights to inform strategy, innovation, and creation of the future
- Proven solution-oriented problem solver that embraces disruption, change, and ambiguity
- Positive mindset and strong work ethic who thrives within a team environment and can also work independently
- Experience leveraging wholesale and retail data and consumer and marketplace insights to inform strategy development and execution
- Ability to cultivate an environment of trust, safety, diversity, and inclusion
- Retail math and Microsoft Office application (Excel, PowerPoint) proficiency
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