Reporting directly to the Head of Supply Chain, you will enable our vision by providing the business with planning and analysis of sales performance and stock/purchasing control that will ensure maximising sales and identifying opportunities. You will support key stakeholders and suppliers by analysing historical data to predict future sales and will assist in managing stock accuracy, flow and volume to ensure the profitability of the brand.
Key responsibilities
- Data Analysis, assessing week to week product trends and forecasting forward performance
- Inventory management across all products under your portfolio, collaborating with design team to understand product lifecycles and forward strategy
- Liaising with Warehouse, Design, Production and In-house Screenprinting teams
- Preparing reports and providing data for key decision makers
- Ad hoc data analytical duties
About you
- Intermediate to strong Microsoft Excel skills or database experience
- Strong written and verbal communication skills,
with the ability to maintain strong working relationships across the organisation
- A solid, data-driven analytical focus
- Prior experience in logistics or a background in retail is advantageous though isn't a deal-breaker
About us Born out of Torquay, VIC in the early 2000s with nothing but a dream to design and deliver a collection of affordable, high-quality garments not yet met by the market, Ghanda Clothing has quickly become a household name, as the largest 100% Australian-owned and operated clothing brand, with over 120 locations across the nation.
Benefits
- Being part of a family-run business and a purpose-driven workforce
- Generous remuneration package including clothing allowances and annual performance bonus
- Unlimited clothing discount for you and your direct family
- Unparalleled career progression opportunities
📌 Merchandise Planner (South Geelong)
🏢 Ghanda Clothing
📍 South Geelong
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