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Director of Retail Operations

Posted 3 days ago

storeeaiLexington (KY)

SENIORITY

Manager

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About the role

We're an AI startup built for retail - and we're looking for experienced retail professionals to grow with us. STOREE builds AI-powered in-store execution for retail chains. We work with senior retail professionals who know stores, teams, and real retail operations from the inside. We help retail organizations run daily operations better - communication, tasks, priorities, follow-ups, and KPIs - using AI that works like a great manager. We're looking for people who understand the retail world and want to be part of bringing innovative technology to the industry. You don't need any tech background. No software experience. No AI knowledge. Who we're looking for Experience in retail customer experience, store operations, or multi-unit retail management Familiarity with field teams, KPIs, and how stores actually run day to day Strong connections and relationships within the retail industry Based in the United StatesHow the opportunity works A flexible, independent business opportunity that you can pursue alongside your current activities Work remotely, on your own schedule Performance-based compensation: earn 50% of the revenue generated by the customers you bring to STOREEFull training and ongoing support – no tech background required An opportunity to be part of a growing global AI company Real technology, already working in the field Not a traditional job. A flexible way to turn your retail experience and connections into an additional source of income.
What happens next: Apply here. If it's a fit, we'll invite you to a short next step:https://interview.storee.ai/Our website: https://www.storee.ai/

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