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UK Senior Sales/Account Manager

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The Company:
We are a well-established fashion and sportswear branded supplier to the UK high street, seeking a UK Senior Sales/Account Manager to drive our growth and sales strategy while managing key UK and retail accounts.
The Role:
- Manage a portfolio of key UK accounts, driving profitable growth across the territory.
- Plan and deliver seasonal sales strategies, present new collections to buyers, secure new stockists, and provide exceptional service to existing clients.
- Manage the full sales cycle from prospecting to closing, ensuring timely deliveries and accurate orders while analysing sell-through and market trends.
- Build new and maintain existing long-term relationships with clients at all levels.
- Work closely with the senior management team to drive key account sales initiatives across all channels.
- Proactively identify and win new customers, opening and onboarding new accounts each season.
- Plan and own budgets for each season, delivering against agreed sales and margin targets.
- Translate market knowledge, trends and data into clear actions and opportunities across key accounts.
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Skills Required:
- Strong knowledge and insight into the UK fashion market and key competitors in the sector.
- Product knowledge across men’s and women’s fashion collections within high street retail.
- Strong sales, negotiation and communication skills.
- Highly motivated and creative, with excellent commercial awareness and a results-driven mindset.
- Confident user of relevant software (Excel, PowerPoint, CRM and order management systems).
- Proven track record of winning new business and nurturing existing accounts for long-term growth.
- Numerate and comfortable interpreting and analysing sales and market data to inform decisions.


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