BOGGI MILANO
Store Manager - Bicester Village

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Store Manager at BOGGI Milano
The Store Manager at BOGGI Milano, both directly and through their team, builds strong relationships with clients and translates the brand’s vision and commercial objectives into tangible results every day.
Responsibilities
- Lead the team directly on the sales floor, driving the achievement of expected sales targets.
- Act as a key driver of team development by providing clear feedback, on-the-job coaching, recognition, and continuous motivation through an empathetic approach and effective communication.
- Welcome, engage, and build relationships with clients, providing, through active listening, a consultative sales approach consistent with BOGGI Milano’s brand positioning.
- Transfer to the team the methodology required to turn the analysis of key KPIs into concrete corrective actions aimed at improving store performance.
- Turn every client interaction into an excellent customer experience through targeted storytelling, in-depth product knowledge, and a sales approach designed to best meet each client’s needs.
- Manage time and daily priorities effectively, leading the team with confidence and authority when dealing with unexpected situations, while maintaining a continuous improvement mindset.
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Who You Are
- You have at least five years of sales experience in the premium fashion/menswear sector and have been leading a retail team for at least two years.
- You are able to observe, lead, motivate, and develop people with confidence and authority, while always being willing to lead by example.
- You have a good command of English; additional languages will be considered a plus.


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What We Offer
- Development opportunities in retail leadership, selling ceremony, and product knowledge.
- A meritocratic environment that encourages ownership and responsibility, as well as professional and financial growth.
- Getting rewarded for your own successes, through our competitive fixed salaries as indicated below (the amount indicated is based on a Full-Time Equivalent position and will be set up according to the candidate’s seniority). A rewarding incentive scheme is also in place, offering the opportunity to increase total compensation!
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