Senior Merchandiser, Gap Inc Accessories
gapincNew York (NY)
About the role
About the Role:
In this role, you will develop, execute and drive inclusive merchandise strategies that delight the customer while meeting or exceeding the financial goals of the business. As the commercial backbone of the product development process, you will work closely with your cross functional partners using customer insights, market data and business performance to bring great products to market that amaze and delight our customers. You will own the product-level P and L, drive results and closely monitor the health of your categories ensuring product and assortments are commercially-viable and drive profitable growth. You lean into our risk taking history to lead boldly with intention, defy convention and unleash untapped potential.
What You'll Do:
Develop and drive merchandise assortments that meet global, digital and regional customer needs aligned to the overall department strategy, resulting in increased earningsCollaborate with Design, Visual Merchandising and Production partners on product strategies and requirements to ensure customer needs are met, AUC profitability and speed to market while keeping a customer inclusivity and belonging lensPartner with Inventory Management, Store Planning and Allocation on seasonal investment strategy by market to ensure big ideas and growth drivers are protectedIdentify business opportunities and risks in season through analyzing and communicating sales performance gathering marketplace informationResponsible for quality of services and advice in meeting business partner needsResponsible for end results of team and shares responsibility over resources, budget and adherence to policiesWho You AreStrong strategic and analytical abilityDriven for results with strong financial acumenExcellent verbal and written ability; Adept at presenting information and storytellingAbility to align with, collaborate and influence cross functional partners and peersAbility to assess relatively complex situations and analyze data to make judgments and recommend solutions
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