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Brand Ambassador (Prince Street)

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diptyque parisNew York (NY)

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

The Brand Ambassador will acquire, cultivate and maintain relationships with our clients through deep product knowledge, personal engagement and luxury service. Enhance the client experienceProvides clients advice and knowledge that they may not have realized they neededMakes every client interaction a personal and seamless experienceDemonstrates expert styling and brand knowledgeRecommends merchandise based on expert product knowledge and client preferencesPromotes benefits of the AYS programAbility to strategize own business and be self‐motivated; takes initiative to increase individual productivity through out-of-home-base selling and strong client relationshipsAssists in operational tasks (actively maintains selling floor, back-of-house, fills in stock, upholds health and safety precautions, assists with visual merchandising, returns merchandise to other departments) Partners with others to provide the best client experience REQUIREMENTSMinimum of 3 years of sales experience in luxury retail industry; beauty experience a plusProven ability to drive positive customer experiences that build loyalty and deliver measurable resultsProficiency with Microsoft Office software including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook; Strong verbal and written communication skills and excellent organizational skills;

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