Senior Manager, Network Development: Boutique Openings

Cartier; New York (NY); On-site; USD 130,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Cartier North America is seeking a Senior Manager, Network Development to lead end-to-end coordination of retail development projects across North America. You will orchestrate cross-functional teams—from Real Estate, SDP, Retail Operations, HR, Product, Marketing, and Finance—to deliver boutique openings, relocations, and expansions on time and within budget.

Experience in luxury retail, multi-stakeholder leadership, and strong program governance is required.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in Business, Engineering, Architecture, Project Management, Retail Management, or related field.
• 8–10 years of experience in project management, retail development, operations, or luxury retail.
• Proven experience leading large-scale, cross-functional projects with multiple stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Lead cross-functional taskforces for boutique openings, expansions, and relocations.
• Establish and manage integrated project plans covering all workstreams.
• Prepare executive-level updates, steering committees, and ExCo presentations.
• Define ownership, responsibilities, and RACI models throughout project lifecycles.
• Build strong partnerships across Regional, HQ, and Richemont functions.

Skills

Project management

Stakeholder management

Prioritization

PowerPoint & Excel

Governance tools

Education

Bachelor's or Master’s degree in Business, Engineering, Architecture, Project Management, Retail Management, or related field

Job description

Cartier North America is seeking a Senior Manager, Network Development to lead end-to-end coordination of retail development projects across North America. You will orchestrate cross-functional teams—from Real Estate, SDP, Retail Operations, HR, Product, Marketing, and Finance—to deliver boutique openings, relocations, and expansions on time and within budget.

Experience in luxury retail, multi-stakeholder leadership, and strong program governance is required.