Luxury Boutique Deputy Store Manager - Experience Lead

BULGARI; Amsterdam; On-site; EUR 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Pension plan

Corporate benefits

Health insurance

Sport membership

Performance-based pay

Employee discount

Training & development

Central location

Job summary

BVLGARI Amsterdam boutique is seeking a Deputy Store Manager to support the Store Manager in shaping business strategy, driving sales, and upholding the brand's image. The role requires hands-on leadership on the sales floor, coaching, and a strong commercial mindset to meet targets.

Fluency in German and English, several years in luxury retail, and the ability to organize shifts, inventories, and store procedures are essential.

Qualifications

• Several years of experience in a sales role involving team management and coordination.
• Managerial and coaching experience.
• Selling skills and knowledge of store procedures.
• Very strong commercial background and focus.
• Fluent in German and English.
• CRM techniques and tools (Beanstore, SAP, etc.) with analytical skills.

Responsibilities

• Lead by example in operations and client interactions.
• Stay active on the sales floor, coaching and providing real-time feedback to improve the client experience and sales performance.
• Proactively plan one-to-one meetings, develop action plans, and set personal targets to support performance.
• Address objections and requests confidently to maintain a client-centric service.

Skills

Team management

Coaching

Selling skills

Store procedures

Commercial focus

CRM techniques

German and English

Tools

Beanstore

SAP

Job description

BVLGARI Amsterdam boutique is seeking a Deputy Store Manager to support the Store Manager in shaping business strategy, driving sales, and upholding the brand's image. The role requires hands-on leadership on the sales floor, coaching, and a strong commercial mindset to meet targets.

Fluency in German and English, several years in luxury retail, and the ability to organize shifts, inventories, and store procedures are essential.