Project Coordinator
accruepartnersCharlotte (NC)
About the role
The Team:
You Will Be Joining Corporate logistics function of a globally recognized consumer brand with an actively expanding retail and distribution footprint Logistics Strategy team responsible for planning and executing new location launches and operational expansion nationwide Cross-functional structure spanning Sales, Operations, IT, Fleet, HR, and Procurement, coordinated around a shared launch calendar Small, close-knit team partnering directly with the Logistics Strategy Manager on tactical execution and strategic initiatives What They Offer You Competitive compensation with the opportunity to convert to full-time Hands-on exposure to the planning and execution behind a nationally recognized brand's growth initiatives Close daily partnership with leadership across Sales, Operations, IT, Fleet, HR, and Procurement Opportunity to build a well-rounded project management skill set spanning logistics, procurement, and operations
Location:
Hybrid in Charlotte, NC (Remote Monday & Friday)Why This Role Is Important Lead launch calls that align Sales, Operations, IT, Fleet, HR, and Procurement around successful new location launches Track project performance to keep expansions and strategic initiatives on schedule Own meeting scheduling, agendas, notes, and status reporting for the logistics team Coordinate with procurement and suppliers to keep display and fixture supply aligned with expansion activity The Background That Fits 2+ years of project management experience, preferably in a fast-paced environment Excellent organizational and time management skills; able to prioritize and manage multiple tasks at once Strong ownership, accountability, and follow-through Proficient in Microsoft Office and virtual communication platforms (Teams, Zoom)Strong communication skills, comfortable engaging stakeholders at every level Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience preferred; background in project coordination, operations, or logistics a plus#LI-EP1#hybrid
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