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Buck Mason

Women's Area Manager (New York City)

New York, United States

Location
New York, United States
Work
On-site
Employment
Full-time
Level
Manager
Function
Hospitality & retail
Pay
$160K – $185K a year
Posted
3 months ago

About the role

Develop Great Leaders: Coach, mentor, and develop Store Managers across an assigned portfolio of multiple locations, building high-performing teams and a culture of accountability, growth, and ownership.; Own Your Market: Maintain a strong presence in your stores through…

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