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Field Training Manager

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ARE YOU THE ONE?
As Field Training Manager for SharkNinja, you will lead the delivery of engaging product training that brings the brand’s strategy to life across field teams and in-store Brand Experts. Designing and delivering impactful face-to-face and virtual learning across retail programs, online platforms, and content projects, you will drive brand advocacy, boost sell-out performance, and support revenue growth through innovative, best-in-class training solutions.
WHAT YOU’LL BE UP TO
- Create and improve market-leading training support materials
- Create content, attend, and deliver training events, providing expert product knowledge for retail partners, including business conferences, PR events, and activations
- Innovate training delivery for instore retail teams, ensuring exceptional customer service and demonstrations during every interaction
- Ensure compliance by aligning training content with SharkNinja brand guidelines and customer journey
- Build contingency plans as part of the project management process to ensure client goals and ambitions are exceeded
- Stay updated on competitor insights and create strategies to respond through remote learning
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ARE YOU OUR PERFECT PARTNER?
- You’re a content creator able to use the latest content creation software
- You have previous experience in taking a brief, creating and launching training programmes able to demonstrate the return on investment
- You’re engaging and enthusiastic, comfortable delivering training to audiences of 20+ with the ability to flex your approach to the audience
- You’re innovative and organised, continuously seeking improvements in retail operations
- You’re an outstanding communicator, with excellent stakeholder management skills., able to engage effectively with clients, team members, and stakeholders
- You’re forward-thinking, staying ahead of technology and retail trends


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WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT FROM US
- Competitive Salary: Up to £40,000 - £42,000 per annum + 15% Bonus + Company Car
- Company Sick Pay + Life Assurance: 4 times your annual salary
- Private Medical Insurance
- Access to a range of discounts and perks across our key partners & beyond
- Development Opportunities
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