MERCHANDISING CAREERS Danielle Perri and Tysheena Wilkins.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Fashion & The Fashion Industry
Advertisements

1.02 Understand career opportunities in marketing to make career decisions.
3/25/2009 Internship Guidelines & Resources. AAFA endorsed schools Are the undergraduate students at your college/university required to complete an internship.
Fashion Products and Planning
Todd Davis College Recruiter Elder-Beerman Stores Inc.
Welcome ! The Office of Career Development Preview Day 2003.
Seminar Teacher Please click on the promotional video when you reach slide # 26.
MARKETING CAREER OPPORTUNITIES X420 Discussion # 49.
Career Pathways Clothing & Textiles. Textiles– fiber, fabric or yarn. Fiber– what fabric is made of. Fabric– yarns woven or knitted together. Construction.
Marketing Research. Fundamentals of Market Research  The action or activity of gathering information about consumers' needs and preferences.  Market.
COURTNEY DWORACZYK The Fashion Industry. INTERNATIONAL LICENSING DIRECTOR Education: Individual must have a Bachelor's degree Experience: 5-7 years of.
Apparel Industry Careers Apparel 2 Objective 6.01.
Fashion Merchandising. Education To work in fashion merchandising you must attend fashion design school. You can go to school from 2 to 6 years. To train.
Advanced Fashion: Standard 11 Getting a Job Created by: Kris Caldwell, Timpanogos High School (powerpoint also available from “Fashion Marketing”)
Indiana University Retail Myths and Reality Traci Kaas Sears College Recruiter September 8th, 2005.
Indiana University Retail Myths and Reality Traci Kaas Sears College Recruiter January 2006.
Preparing for Fashion Careers
Chapter 12 Wholesale Marketing and Distribution. Fashion From Concept to Consumer, 8/e© 2005 Pearson Education, Inc. Gini Frings Upper Saddle River, New.
Target Corporation Merchandise Planning Business Analyst Staff Accountant
PromotionPromotion Promotion in Sports Marketing the Game.
Careers in Fashion Fashion and Clothing. Fashion and Clothing Job Descriptions Grow & produce fibers Produce yarns & fabric Design Sew Market & Sell Clean.
The Retail Industry Presented by Mrs. Randi O’Moore.
STORES DISTRIBUTION CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS DIVISIONAL OVERVIEW.
K. Conlin Fashion 100.  The fashion rep is the sales person in charge of soliciting wholesale orders and building the client base for the manufacturer’s.
Special Promotions QCC’s: 58, 59, 60, 61, 64 Promotional Techniques Advertising Sales Promotion Publicity/ Public Relations Personal Selling Visual Merchandising.
To select and order merchandise for a retail company or store. Work with designers, merchandise team, and department managers to decide on products to.
The Buyer  Is the person who holds ultimate responsibility for selecting and purchasing merchandise from vendors and markets  They choose the look of.
 Service-Learning is a teaching and learning strategy that integrates meaningful community service with instruction and reflection to enrich the learning.
Target Corporation Business Analyst Target Corporation America’s fourth largest retailer More than 1,300 stores in 47 states Give back more than $2 million.
 DUTIES › To help the customer find what they are looking for and try to interest them in buying the merchandise.  ABILITIES › To communicate clearly.
2.01 – Fashion Forecasting. Fashion forecasting ***Foreseeing and predicting fashion trends early enough to allow time for production to meet the consumer.
Sharon Flores Fashion 100.  Identify consumer relevant product opportunities through market research Strong analytical skills Understanding of consumer.
Interrelationship of the fashion careers fields
Fashion A: Standard 6 Fashion Careers. Objectives 0 Students will understand different types of career opportunities in the fashion industry. 0 Objective.
Designer Designer Power Point Presentation Khylin Speratos Class # Fashion 100.
Preparing for Fashion Careers 1 Chapter 13 Preparing for Fashion Careers Career Options Education and Training.
Fashion Manufacturing Keilani Fite Shawn Zarazua Ibado Mohamed Natalie Rodarte Macy Warren.
Fashion Retailing Haley Knight Pranali Jhala MichaelCavin Irmina Ragauskaite.
Career Pathways Clothing & Textiles. Textiles– fiber, fabric or yarn. Fiber– what fabric is made of. Fabric– yarns woven or knitted together. Construction.
1 Designer2Boutique Expo New Orleans Fashion Week is partnering with StayLocal to host a Designer2Boutique Expo. Our goal is to grow the Gulf Coast apparel.
Fashion Merchandising. Education To work in fashion merchandising you must attend fashion design school. You can go to school from 2 to 6 years. To train.
Ch. 11 Apparel Production Business Strategy, Sales and Distribution.
Domestic Market Centers for Fashion MKT-FMRE-8 Understand the concepts and processes needed to obtain, develop, maintain, and improve a product mix in.
Fashion Career Facts Kayla Graves. Required Education and Training  High School Diploma  2-4 years Degree in a Related Field (optional)  Internships.
Hudson International - Regional Operations Director Purpose Reporting directly to the Regions COO and supporting the Hudson International Area Director,
Berkley DECA.  Get the membership form filled out and turned in with membership dues ($25.00).  Choose who you want to work with.  Choose an event.
Bell Ringer. Bell Ringer Answer Agenda Learning Targets Explain the types of fashion designers. Name the steps of the fashion design process.
FM: 2.03 Understand fashion merchandise buying
Domestic Apparel Markets 4.02 Understand Buyer’s Market.
Is a Fashion Career in Your Future?. Overview of the Fashion Industry  Not all glamorous  Long hours  Advantages and disadvantages are based on a person’s.
© Arcadia 2015 Graduate Opportunities at Arcadia.
Careers In the Apparel & Fashion Industry Textiles, Manufacturing, Sales, Merchandising, Management, Design & Retail.
Domestic Apparel Markets
Domestic Apparel Markets
Career fields in the fashion industry
CMI Ambassadors Mini Case Studies
Apparel Industry Careers
Apparel Related Careers
My Fashion Future.
Obj. 1.01: Understand the Apparel and Textile Industry
The Fashion Industry A guide To finding your career and opportunities
Essential Standard: 1.00 Understand the fundamentals of the fashion industry. Indicator: 1.01 Understand the progression of fashion. Part A.
Fashion representative career
Unit 5 Careers and Technology
Career fields in the fashion industry
FM: 2.03 Understand fashion merchandise buying
Career fields in the fashion industry
Domestic Apparel Markets
Welcome!.
Merchandiser/Stock Controller– Windsor
Presentation transcript:

MERCHANDISING CAREERS Danielle Perri and Tysheena Wilkins

INTERNSHIPS  MRCH 2883  MRCH 3883  Weekly Journals  100 hour Self/Supervisor Evaluation  200 hour Self/Supervisor Evaluation  Company Overview, Reflection, Appraisal

DANIELLE’S INTERNSHIP

OPPORTUNITIES  Nordstrom, nordstrom.com click careers  Belk, belk.com click careers at Belk  AmericasMart, americasmart.com click about us  Local boutiques in Greenville

 Fundraising  Community Service  Social events  Networking Trips  Spring Fashion Show  Events w/ NRF recruiters and members  Scholarships  Industry News  Retail’s BIG show GET INVOLVED AIMO NRF

LEVELS OF OPERATION  Textiles Sales Styling  Brand Manufacturers/Designers Manufacturers Sales Representative

LEVELS OF OPERATION  Retailers Sales Associate Manager Buyer/Planner Store Owner Visual Merchandiser Merchandise Coordinator  Auxiliary Services

CAREERS  Merchandiser Determines direction of apparel manufacturers Studies trends and forecasts Looks at previous sales results NYC, Dallas, Chicago, LA, Atlanta  Skills Knowledge of trends, developed fashion sense Good problem-solving skills Organized and detail-oriented

CAREERS  Showroom Sales Representative Shows buyers new lines from designers and manufacturers Assist with orders and ensures that merchandise reaches destination in a timely manner  Skills Presentation skills Knowledge of retailers and manufacturers Outgoing and friendly

CAREERS Store Manager Buyer  Oversees all operations of a retailer (sales, finances, hiring/training)  Skills Leadership Communication Energetic and outgoing  Selects merchandise from wholesalers or manufacturers for retailers  Skills Open to travel Budgeting, mathematical Ability to keep up with trends

 Oversees design and visual displays in retailers, trade shows, & showrooms  Skills Highly organized Artistic and creative Collaborate with others Hands on  Owns & operates boutique  Skills Wear many “hats” Entrepreneurial mindset Analytical Drive Creativity CAREERS Visual Merchandiser Boutique Owner

Questions?