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Buyer - Impulse

Wembley
£45k – £55k/yr
Posted about 19 hours ago
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Buyer - Impulse

North London

Hybrid

£45,000 - £55,000

I am currently recruiting for an experienced Buyer to join a successful food retailer within their growing team.

You will be responsible for driving the Buying strategy to ensure the growth in both sales & profitability while maintaining a strategic business focus to ensure continued development within the impulse category.

Responsibilities:

  • Take full end to end ownership of the commercial & trading strategy for Impulse categories
  • Building & maintaining strong relationships with suppliers
  • Maintain outstanding levels of supplier service and work seamlessly with internal departments to resolve issues promptly.
  • Always seeking new suppliers to deliver a stronger commercial offer than current suppliers, or to supply new / alternate products and categories to the business
  • Analysing sales figures to plan successful future lines with the own brand team.
  • Presenting reports, figures and trend information to the Senior Management team

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  • Proven previous Buying experience within a fast-moving FMCG / Food environment.
  • Ability to influence and negotiate effectively.
  • Able to adapt swiftly in a fast-paced, ever-changing retail market.
  • Excellent communication skills and the ability to liaise effectively at all levels
  • Excellent understanding of all MS Office products.

If you think you have the right experience and are looking for a new opportunity to develop your career with a leading national retailer, then get in touch and apply today.

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Wembley, England, United Kingdom

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