UAEN Planner | Retail | Marks & Spencer
Overview of the role
Assistant Planner is responsible in assisting the Planning Manager in OTB Management and work closely with all BU teams to ensure buying is in line with the OTB issued. Tracking seasonal launch availability working closely with UK, Hubs and WH and highlight BU teams for any delays. Closely monitor the monthly Intake plan for rolling 12 months for GBP booking and manage the cash flow. Managing the stock allocation for 45 stores working closely with Allocation and buying team to ensure stock is allocated at the right time in right quantity and setting up the business reports through system tools.
What you will do
Business Plan and Delivery Of Key KPI’s
Stock Allocation
Promotion Management
Trade
Required Skills to be successful
What equips you for the role
Job Location
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Company Industry
Accounting
Company Type
Employer (Private Sector)
Employment Type
Full Time Employee
Monthly Salary Range
Unspecified
Number of Vacancies
1
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