Associate Merchandising Manager (Home)
Posted 3 days ago
24 seven talentNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Client Overview:
Our client is one of the largest manufacturers of home good, selling directly to major retailers world-wide. They are known for its product innovation, successful fashion integration, high quality standards, and perfect delivery.
Role Overview:
Our core customer activities are managed by a team of 3 Brand Directors, who are each fully responsible for a few retailers. This responsibility includes 3 major functions: Product Development Manager, Merchandiser and Account Executive. In other words, the Brand Director owns the customer relationship from product conception, sell-in to buyer and initial product delivery, including the account executive role.
Associate Merchandising Manager Responsibilities:
CAD Design & Packaging Update Competitive Shopping Analyses Retail Planograms Marketing Presentations Update Product Charts and Timelines Handle Inbound and Outbound Sample Deliveries Efficient Sample Storage and Retrieval Customer PLM Uploads/Downloads Showroom/Market Preparation Some Retailer Interaction Occasional Travel Possible General Support for Brand Directors Content Creation and Management - Developing and curating engaging content on designated social media platforms, including text, images, videos, and graphics Platform Management - Managing posting content, and scheduling posts Community Engagement - Responding to comments, messages, and mentions as needed Advertising and Marketing - Assisting with the creation and management of social media advertising campaigns
Associate Merchandising Manager Qualifications:
Illustrator and Photoshop Skills Degree in Design or Merchandising Organized, with excellent communication skills Microsoft Suite Additional Requirement Candidates should be prepared to share a portfolio of original design work upon request.
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