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Music Retail Store Manager

Posted 4 days ago

music artsRandolph (NJ)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$58000 - 74000 per year

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About the role

Music & Arts is seeking a Retail Store Manager to lead daily operations, sales, and customer service in our music-focused retail store. You will oversee staff, drive revenue through instrument sales and rentals, lessons, and accessories, and ensure an exceptional experience for students, parents, and educators. Responsibilities include scheduling, inventory management, merchandising, and local marketing. You’ll coach and develop associates, collaborate with school service reps, and maintain accurate reporting. This role is ideal for a retail leader passionate about music education, community engagement, and building high-performing teams. Lead daily retail store operations and open/close procedures Drive sales of instruments, rentals, lessons, and accessories Recruit, train, schedule, and coach store staff Deliver excellent customer service to students, parents, and educators Manage inventory, merchandising, and stock accuracy Execute local marketing and community outreach initiatives Collaborate with school service representatives to support programs Monitor KPIs, prepare reports, and manage store budget Ensure compliance with company policies and procedures Maintain a clean, safe, and inclusive store environment Retail management Sales and upselling Customer service Staff scheduling and supervision Inventory management Merchandising Point-of-sale (POS) systems Budgeting and basic P&L Local marketing and outreach Data and KPI reporting Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance 401k Retail management or store leadership experience Background in music, music retail, or music education preferred Experience with POS and retail inventory systems Basic financial and sales reporting skills

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