As an experienced Category Manager in Fashion Accessories, you will be the driving force behind the category. You will have a results driven mindset and a visionary with the ability to grow market share with our business goals and objectives. Reporting to the Head of Buying, you will build strong relationships with a suppliers and stakeholders and influence the direction of the footwear category whilst remaining customer centric in your day to day operations.
Success in this role will come from demonstrated experience within a FMCG environment and the ability to transform ideas into strategies. You will be highly analytical, confident negotiating and able to grow the footwear category.
What does a normal day in the life of a Category Manager at Catch look like?
Well… no two days at Catch are alike, but you could probably expect your typical day to include some of the following things:
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Benefits
Drive and passion are hard to generate when we're not feeling valued or having fun, so we make sure our Catchies are looked after well! We provide our passionate people with:
About Catch
Back in 2006, Catch set out to shake up Australia’s online retail landscape. We’ve come a long way since! Having been acquired by Wesfarmers in 2019 and now part of the Kmart Group, we have big goals to be the best!
We’re not just one of the country’s top eCommerce players, with a proven track record of growth, an award-winning digital platform and second to none customer experience offering. Behind the scenes, we’re a world-class team of creatives, strategists, developers and innovators, and we’re on the hunt for like-minded people to jump on board.
We don’t play by the rules. We push boundaries. We think big. We stay curious and driven. Together, we embrace challenges and learn new things. All this, for one purpose: to provide our customers with an amazing online shopping experience, every day.
And we’re just getting started…
At Catch, we welcome all applications and screen them without attention to race, age, beliefs, sex, orientation, gender identity and disability.