1d ago , from Illawarra Mercury Job BoardWe are relocating to a new spot in Bankstown!
Are you a agile leader with a passion for retail and team success?
Join Toymate, one of Australia's most exciting toy retailers, as a Store Manager and take charge of an energetic, customer-focused team.This role is perfect for someone who thrives in a fast-paced workplace, loves creating memorable customer experiences, and has a strong grasp of store operations.
Reporting to the Area Manager and National Operations Manager, you'll be empowered to lead your store to success - with the support of a dedicated Merchandise Manager (our internal title for Assistant Manager).
As a Store Manager, you'll shape your store's culture, drive commercial performance, and lead from the front.What You'll Do:Lead by example to achieve and exceed sales & KPI targetsMotivate, coach & develop your team to successManage store profitability,
budgets & expensesMaintain high visual merchandising & stock control standardsEnsure compliance with safety, cash handling & company policiesAt least 2 years' experience in a retail management rolePassion for people leadership and team developmentStrong commercial awareness with experience managing budgets and KPIsExcellent communication and organisational skillsA hands-on, solution-focused leader who leads from the frontWhat We Offer:Competitive salary and performance incentivesOpportunities for growth opportunities across stores and pathways into head office opportunitiesA supportive leadership team and collaborative cultureStaff discounts and team recognition initiatives*Training to be completed at Toymate AuburnToymate is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity and inclusion in the workplace.
We encourage applications from individuals of all backgrounds and experiences.
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📌 Store Manager New Toymate Bankstown! New South Wales (Australia)
🏢 Toymate
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