Retail Store Manager - Greenwich, CT

Posted 3 days ago

gretchen scott designsGreenwich (CT)

First-Line Supervisors of Retail Sales Workers Clothing and Clothing Accessories Retailers

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About the role

Gretchen Scott Greenwich, CT Signature Store We are a fun, preppy, women's clothing company in need of a fabulous Store Manager. Our ideal candidate must have an outgoing personality, possess several years of proven high-end fashion expertise, retail management experience, strong sales history, a positive can-do attitude and a genuine desire to represent our brand and make our customers happy! We are looking for a positive, outgoing, high-energy personality that is entrepreneurial, sales-focused and takes full ownership of the store’s business. Enthusiasm for your role and for the brand is contagious. You lead by example demonstrating exceptional customer service, excellent visual presentation and housekeeping standards and strong adherence to the company policies and brand mantra. Competitive salary and benefits. We offer Free Parking.

REQUIREMENTS: Minimum three (3) years of experience in luxury retail management. Familiarity with specialty retail, visual merchandising, inventory management, store operations and various point-of-sale systems. Ability to work 40 hours per week at the store - please do not apply if you cannot work full time. Strong management skills with ability to hire, train, manage and retain store associates. Ability to brainstorm local partnerships and events to help boost the brand presence and generate sales. Thank you for your interest! We look forward to hearing from you! LAUGH MORE * GRIPE LESS * IGNORE CRITICS *SAY YES * ORDER DESSERT * LOVE LIFE122325

Job Type: Full-time

Benefits: 401(k)Dental insurance Health insurance Paid time off Vision insurance Free parking

Experience: Retail: 3 years (Preferred)

Work Location: In person

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