Zachary Daniels
Merchandiser

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Merchandiser | North West England | £100M+ Scale-Up | State-of-the-Art HQ | Real Growth Potential | £45,000 - £50,000
We're working exclusively with one of the UK's most impressive retail success stories. Past £100 million turnover, highly profitable, and still growing - online, across a growing store estate, through partnerships, and with international expansion on the horizon. Their recently built head office matches the ambition.
And they're looking for a Merchandiser to help take them further.
The Role:
You'll report to the Head of Merchandising and lead from the front - running the trading rhythm while building proper planning underneath it. This is very much a traditional merchandiser's role with real breadth: WSSI, OTB, forecasting, markdown, stock management, and team leadership.
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What You'll Own:
- Lead and develop a team - setting the standard for how merchandising operates
- Own the trading calendar: weekly trade reviews, reforecasting, responding to pace
- Manage stock and intake with precision, balancing availability with cash flow
- Build robust planning foundations that match the speed of the business
- Partner with Buying, Supply Chain, and Finance to keep everything aligned
- Feed insight upwards - you'll have visibility with senior leadership and a voice that counts


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What We're Looking For:
- Experienced merchandiser with a proper grounding in core principles
- Happy trading in a fast-paced, growth environment - reacting quickly, thinking commercially
- Someone who can lead people, not just numbers
- Comfortable blending the reactive and the structured - today stock problems, tomorrow building processes
Why This Works:
This is a business that combines scale with momentum. New channels, new markets, real investment - but without losing the energy of a company still on the way up. You'll have the tools, the influence, and the remit to make a genuine impact.
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