Supervisor Retail Merchandising
About the role
The Retail Merchandising Supervisor position is responsible for the direction and performance of assigned Retail Merchandising team activity in an assigned region. The Retail Merchandising Supervisor will have impact on soliciting vendor, broker, and 3rd Party support within the appropriate accounts. This position is expected to be able to transition their leadership and expertise, between channels, banners, customers, and projects. An effective Retail Merchandising Supervisor will assist in the growth and development of the team’s sales skills and operational performance. The Retail Merchandising Supervisor will provide quality service and achieve maximum sales while mitigating costs for their assigned territories.
Work Environment: Remote Role: This position is classified as remote where the associate will perform remote work from their primary residence. Remote associates are welcome to work from the office but are not required to do so. While remote associates are not required to work from an office on a regular basis, they may be required to come to the office or other UNFI locations for necessary business reasons or if directed to do so by their manager. Travel (minor): This position may require the associate to travel to company offices, distribution centers, or other locations for specific meetings or other business reasons. Physical Environment/Demands: Ability to lift and carry items weighing up to 40 lbs., including boxes of product, promotional materials, and merchandising components. Ability to drive to and from customer accounts in city, rural, and expressway conditions, including during periods of inclement weather. Ability to set up in‑store displays, fixtures, shelving, and product, including tasks such as: using hand and finger dexterity to manipulate small parts, shelf clips, rack fittings, peg hooks, and signage materials; assembling cardboard or lightweight point‑of‑sale displays; positioning or adjusting metal shelving, endcaps, or modular fixtures within established safety parameters; placing, stocking, front‑facing, or reorganizing product on shelves or displays; using step stools or small