POSITION SPECIFICATION

DIVISION: RETAIL | JOB TITLE: STORE MANAGER
REPORTS TO: REGIONAL/DISTRICT MANAGER

Purpose and Scope

The role of the Store Manager is to oversee all aspects of the store business and uphold Shinola’s
brand values to foster an enriched environment for both employees and guests. The manager works
with determination to ensure that every interaction, large or small, is carried out with consistent
energy, consideration and excellence. They actively work to spread joy each day by bringing their
authentic self to work, sharing their smile, and embracing change as an opportunity to grow. They
uphold the company standard of quality by practicing integrity and never settling for “just good
enough.” They’re courteous and treat every customer encounter with the same hospitality as a
guest in their own home. They work with humility and carry an understanding that we all share equal
responsibility of strengthening the organization’s mission by living out our values every day.

Business Development

  • Analyze store performance and business trends. Proactively build strategy and make
    appropriate adjustments to positively impact the overall business.
  • Effectively manage workload to positively impact personal sales goals and the
    store’s overall performance.
  • Utilize the Store Force program to monitor and analyze store sales performance
    through KPI metrics. Establish and implement specific action plans to improve
    business and drive revenue.
  • Build and optimize store schedules based on KPI analysis to conform with business
    needs and trends.
  • Follow the experience leader standards to drive the business on the sales floor and
    maintain standards of the guest experience.
  • Actively collaborate with Field Leadership on implementation of company initiatives
    and strategies to drive revenue.
  • Recruit talent that will maintain consistent store performance and diversity of the
    store team. Hire employees with skills and availability ensuring that the needs of the
    business are met.
  • Partner with the Human Resources team to onboard new employees and maintain
    status of current employees

Client Management

  • Create client engagement strategy and execute initiatives based on analysis of
    targeted reporting of the store and market. Actively find creative ways to expand and
    maintain new guest leads and build client database.
  • Utilize Sales Force to maintain customer relationships through in depth information
    capture and maintain detailed client profiles.
  • Maintain a proactive selling culture that focuses on building long term relationships
    in relation to the company’s brand values
  • Ensure that members of the sales team are creating quality connection

Team Management

  • Communicate store performance and business needs with store team and field
    leader to ensure the store is operating optimally within company procedures and
    standards.
  • Work with the store team to maintain training compliance within product knowledge
    and selling behaviors through online training platform and workshops.
  • Utilize the company’s outlined development tools to understand and recognize
    development levels of store team members to create an environment of consistent
    improvement and growth.
  • Provide objective and constructive feedback to ensure consistent performance
    transparency and maintain a positive team morale.

Operations & Visual Merchandising

  • Adhere to company Loss Prevention standards to maintain the integrity of the sales
    floor and product.
  • Adhere to company shipping and handling guidelines to successfully conduct
    product transfers, liquidations and RTV’s.
  • Monitor and manage store supply levels and budget to ensure the store is running
    optimally and stocked properly.
  • Manage visual merchandising standards and practices ensuring that the store and
    product displays are in line with company guidelines

Sampling of Total Rewards Program: 

  • Compensation type: Salary
  • Compensation:
    • Compensation can be negotiated based on previous experience & qualifications
      • Starting at $65,800 per year 
  • Bonus eligibility:
    • Potential monthly bonus based on store financial performance.  
    • Employee hiring referral bonus
  • Paid Time-off: (For employees that work over 30 hours a week)
    • 10 Corporate Holidays 
    • Paid Vacation days (accrued)
    • 2 Volunteer days
    • Medical, dental & vision -click here to view our full package! (For employees that work over 20 hours a week)
    • 401k with company match 
    • Employee assistance program 
    • Pet Insurance
    • Merchandise discounts
    • Complimentary employee watch

Note:   This job description is not meant to be all-inclusive.  Employee may be required to perform other duties to meet the ongoing needs of the organization.

Filson is an equal opportunity employer.  We believe that every employee has the right to work in surroundings that are free from all forms of unlawful discrimination.  It is our policy that all decisions involving any aspect of the employment relationship will be made without regard to race, color, sex, religion, age, national origin, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, the presence of any sensory, mental, or physical disability, veteran and military status, genetic information, political ideology or any other status or characteristic protected by local, state or federal law.  Discrimination and/or harassment based on any of those factors are totally inconsistent with our philosophy of doing business and will not be tolerated.

With regard to applicants or employees with disabilities, the company offers what the law refers to as "reasonable accommodation" to enable a person to perform his or her job.

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