Handbags Product Lead & Team Coach
Posted 6 days ago
brobstongroupcom jobboardBeverly Hills (CA)
First-Line Supervisors of Retail Sales WorkersLuggage and Leather Goods Retailers
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Summary
The Assistant Manager, Product will serve as a brand ambassador and business leader responsible for driving the Handbags and Small Leather Goods category in the Beverly Hills boutique. They will coach and manage a team of salespeople, deliver elevated client experiences, and partner with the Boutique Director on business priorities. The role combines selling floor leadership with product analysis, assortment planning, and market representation.
Responsibilities
Coach and inspire the team on the selling floor to deliver an elevated client experience
Provide initial and ongoing training on CHANEL savoir faire, product details, and service delivery
Drive all aspects of the assigned product category, including analysis, reporting, and assortment planning
Partner with the Home Office buying team and Boutique Director to execute category strategies
Represent CHANEL in the market and develop the client base through community partnerships and events
Requirements
Minimum 3 years of related experience
Bachelor's degree preferred
Ability to lift 15 lbs and work a flexible schedule including late nights, weekends, and some holidays
Proven coaching, communication, and leadership skills
Passion for CHANEL and strong product and client experience knowledge
Foreign language skills preferred
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