Burberry
Assistant Manager, Showroom Experience

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JOB PURPOSE
Support the Showroom Experience Manager in delivering the end-to-end showroom experience across our London and Paris locations. You'll play a key role in planning and executing showroom operations, supporting market appointments, events, and VIP visits, while ensuring exceptional operational standards and a luxury client experience. Working collaboratively across multiple functions, you'll help drive operational excellence and continuously enhance the showroom experience.
RESPONSIBILITIES
- Support the day-to-day operation of the London and Paris showrooms, ensuring luxury standards are maintained at all times
- Coordinate showroom activities, including market appointments, internal meetings, VIP visits, and events
- Support the planning and delivery of retail and wholesale market weeks
- Recruit, onboard, and support temporary showroom teams
- Lead weekly team huddles and communicate key business updates
- Manage showroom supplies, equipment, props, and maintenance
- Partner with Styling, Merchandising, Studio, Visual Merchandising, and Wholesale teams to support collection presentations and commercial shoots
- Coordinate showroom model bookings and seasonal operational planning
- Build strong relationships across the business and identify opportunities to improve showroom operations
- Ensure Health & Safety standards are maintained at all times
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- Experience within showroom operations, luxury retail, events, or a similar operational environment
- Previous team leadership or supervisory experience
- Excellent organizational, planning, and stakeholder management skills
- Strong communication and relationship-building abilities
- Proactive, adaptable, and able to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment
- Calm under pressure with excellent attention to detail
- Proficient in Microsoft Office; SAP knowledge is desirable
- Understanding of merchandising critical paths and market calendars is advantageous
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