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Position Overview & Specifications
JOB DESCRIPTION
Location: EdinburghSalary: Competitive Salary
Hours: Full Time
Main purpose of the role
Building relationships with current and new customers within the clubs and university sector.
Primary Responsibilities
Manage the core sportswear requirement for existing accounts along with new sportswear enquiries across the UK
Manage the direct supply of staff and team sportswear
Building and executing longer term strategic account plans and pro-actively identifying new and additional business opportunities in order to maximise sales and raise brand awareness
Build and maintain a high level of customer relationships
Playing a key part in new business acquisition process
Liaise with the Buying Department, branch managers and customer services regarding any sportswear changes.
Knowledge and Skills
Knowledge of bespoke sportswear products, fabric sourcing, design and manufacture
Knowledge of available stock supported ranges
Experience within the sportswear industry essential
Good general knowledge surrounding a multitude of mainstream sports
Able to work independently but also able to communicate effectively across a variety of stakeholders
Excellent organisational skills
Working knowledge of Microsoft Office products.
HOW TO APPLY
Name: Stuart Mack
Email: stuartmack@stevensons.co.uk
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