Artisan People Group
Store Manager

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Join a French skincare and beauty brand as their Store Manager in Central London.
The role
This is a hands-on leadership role at the heart of a premium Central London retail and treatment space, where you’ll take full ownership of day-to-day trading, team performance, and commercial results across both the shop floor and the therapy rooms.
- Lead, motivate, and develop a retail team, setting clear expectations on performance, professionalism, and customer service
- Take ownership of sales targets and KPIs across retail and treatment services, turning data into daily and weekly action plans
- Drive conversion, average transaction value, customer retention, and rebooking through confident coaching and hands-on leadership
- Oversee the day-to-day running of the therapy rooms, managing practitioner schedules and room utilisation
- Act as the main point of contact for therapists and practitioners, building strong, accountable working relationships
- Maintain outstanding visual merchandising and store presentation that reflects a premium customer experience
- Manage stock, deliveries, and product availability in partnership with buying and warehouse teams
- Bring marketing campaigns and in-store activations to life, translating priorities into clear actions for the team
- Ensure health and safety, compliance, and operational standards are consistently upheld
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You’ll have proven management experience in premium retail, beauty, skincare, or wellness, with a track record of hitting commercial targets and getting results through people, not just process.
- You lead from the front, you’re comfortable with the numbers behind the business, and you make decisions without waiting to be told.
- Strong organisation, sharp customer-service instincts, and the confidence to manage practitioner relationships alongside a retail team will set you apart.
Experience with treatment rooms or appointment-based services is a strong advantage.
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