About the role
Company Description:
VIOLET GREY is a luxury beauty retailer known for its curated selection of best-in-class beauty products. We ensure every product meets The VIOLET CODE, a standard set by leading beauty industry experts. Customers can experience VIOLET GREY both online and at its boutiques.
Role Description:
VIOLET GREY is seeking a full-time Store Manager for its Dallas location. This on-site role involves overseeing all store operations, delivering exceptional customer service, and driving sales to meet performance goals. The Store Manager will ensure customer satisfaction through personalized experiences, manage a team of retail associates, and ensure best practices in retail loss prevention while upholding VIOLET GREY's luxury brand standards. The position also requires maintaining an inspiring and well-organized store environment that reflects the company’s values.
Qualifications:
Minimum 3-5 years of retail management experience within the beauty industry (luxury preferred).Proven track record of consistently achieving and exceeding sales targets. Demonstrated experience in coaching, mentoring, and developing high-performing teams. Strong business acumen with the ability to interpret sales data and drive performance strategies. Exceptional communication, leadership, and interpersonal skills. Passion for beauty, skincare, and luxury client service. Flexible availability, including weekends and holidays. Candidates may apply via Linked In or send an email with their resume to careers@violetgrey.com.
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