REGIONAL STORE PLANN....
REGIONAL STORE PLANNING MANAGER Fashion amp WFJ MIDDLE-EAST - Chanel
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Job Description
Reporting to the Fashion Director and functionally to the Boutique Architecture Area Manager in Paris you will be in charge of the Maintenance of the CHANEL UAE & GCC boutiques (Fashion W&FJ)
You will be the key contact between Paris Store Planning Team & the UAE team while working closely with the retail team the local contractors and the mall representatives.
Your main responsibilities are:
Lead the local Store Planning team & guide them to achieve their respective goals of Maintenance & Renovations across the region.
Maintenance & Post Opening projects:
Manage with your team the maintenance and post opening projects within the markets. Follow Chanel standards in terms of boutique maintenance ensuring high quality of work reactivity and cost control.
. Regularly visit the boutique to identify the maintenance needs and plan the maintenance projects while complying with the health and safety the Mall and the local regulations.
. Design BOH extensions refurbishments and work on minor renovations works within the retail area
. Work closely with the Paris Boutique Architecture Area Manager in defining budget and time schedule for the execution of the maintenance works and in complying with the brand design specifications.
. Ensure the supervision of the works and followup on the different maintenance / renovation phases:
Request quotations from the suppliers and challenge them
Assign suppliers to complete the boutiques maintenance and minor renovation works.
Handle the follow up on the boutiques maintenance and update the team on the work progress
Identify new potential contractors and implement yearly contracts in line with the budget allocation
. Plan the yearly maintenance budget & LE(s) of the boutiques and follow up on it closely with the finance team
. Guide your team to achieve their respective goals of Maintenance & Renovations across the region.
New Projects:
Support the Paris Boutique Architecture Area Manager in providing all the required information related to the new project
and provide local supervision.
. Liaise between the mall and Paris team on the space allocation / negotiation / LOD request
. Prepare the project brief (market need drawings constraints competitor space analysis...)
. Site follow up and coordination with the local GC and consultants and make report to the Paris Team.
. Coordinate the different local teams prior and during the boutique opening (IT Legal Security dept. VM Window Decor
wholesale teams )
You need to have a university degree with a 1012 years of experience as an Architect or Interior Designer within the luxury
retail enviromnement with team leading skills
You have a strong project management background with good technical abilities a good send of business to follow the
budgets and knowledgeable in sustainability.
You have a flexible and proactive approach to work including ability to prioritize and a strong interpersonal and
communication skills including the ability to ensure effective communication with a wide range of contact both internal
and external will be a real asset to succeed in this position.
English & Arabic are a must French is an asset
You will be based in Dubai with the ability to frequently travel around UAE & GCC.
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