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UK Sales/Account Manager

Manchester
Posted about 22 hours ago
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The Company:

We are a well-established fashion and sportswear branded supplier to the UK high street, seeking a UK Sales Executive to drive our growth and sales strategy while managing key UK and retail accounts.

The Role:

  • Lead and drive development of the collections across all major high street, online and value channels.
  • Making sure the sales strategy is implemented to the highest level of professionalism.
  • Make weekly contact with the relevant stakeholders to review sales performance, orderbook status and identify commercial opportunities across the account base.
  • Manage pre-orders as well as in season stock and MTO opportunities, whilst working collaboratively with the retailers buying and merchandising teams to secure optimal seasonal commitments.
  • Provide realistic and accurate forecasts across the collections.
  • Run strategic sell-in meetings, create compelling seasonal product assortments and develop go-to-market plans, working in conjunction with our Marketing and Merchandising teams.
  • Work closely with our merchandising, design and finance teams to deliver exceptional account management and ensure seamless operational execution.
  • Monitor the competitive landscape across the UK and European markets, reporting on competitor activity and proposing strategic actions to grow market share.

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What We’re Looking For

  • At least 5 years’ relevant working experience within fashion and accessories.
  • Contacts within the sector across UK and Europe.
  • Full, clean, driving license.
  • Proven sales and listening skills, with a keen interest in fashion and accessories.
  • Commercial knowledge.
  • Excellent English language skills (spoken and written).
  • Advanced IT skills, including MS Excel and PPT.
  • Reporting skills and analytical.
  • Advanced negotiating skills.
  • Confident presentation and communication abilities.
  • Flexibility to travel and to work on own initiative and as part of a team.
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Manchester, England, United Kingdom

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