Director, Global Merchandising
dsj globalEast Boston (MA)
About the role
Reference: PR/609752_1789146502
Title: Director, Global Merchandising
Company Summary:
A global consumer products organization is seeking a Director, Global Merchandising to execute global assortment and product strategies across multiple regions and channels. This individual will partner closely with merchandising, marketing, planning, and product teams to drive commercial performance, inventory productivity, and a consistent consumer experience worldwide. The Director, Global Merchandising will be responsible for...Executing global assortment strategies across retail, eCommerce, and wholesale channels Managing product lifecycle planning, SKU productivity, and assortment optimization Partnering with cross-functional teams to support product launches and business growth Leveraging sales data, consumer insights, and market trends to drive merchandising decisions The Director, Global Merchandising should have the following qualifications:8+ years of merchandising, assortment planning, category management, or product management experience Experience within consumer products, retail, apparel, footwear, accessories, or lifestyle brands Strong understanding of assortment strategy, product lifecycle management, and SKU optimization Experience working within a global, matrixed organization Benefits/PerksThis firm offers competitive compensation and benefits while providing the opportunity to work for a globally recognized consumer brand. Hybrid work environment Competitive compensation package Career growth opportunities Comprehensive benefits offering If you are interested in the Director, Global Merchandising role, then please don't hesitate to apply.
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