The Graphic Design Manager will lead the day-to-day execution of graphic design across all brand touchpoints. This role will manage the Graphic Design team and oversee the development of creative assets that support marketing, eCommerce, retail, wholesale, events, and other brand initiatives.
Responsibilities:
Creative & Brand Execution
Oversee the development and execution of all graphic design assets for Retrofête and Seroya.
Ensure consistent brand identity and visual standards across all customer touchpoints.
Translate creative direction from the Art Director into compelling and effective design solutions.
Maintain and evolve brand guidelines and visual systems.
Review and approve creative work to ensure quality, consistency, and alignment with brand standards.
Team Leadership
Manage, mentor, and develop the Graphic Design team.
Prioritize workload and allocate resources across projects and brands.
Establish processes and workflows that improve efficiency and creative output.
Provide constructive feedback and support ongoing professional development.
Foster collaboration across creative, marketing, merchandising, social, and cross-functional teams.
Marketing & Campaign Creative
Lead design execution for seasonal campaigns, product launches, promotional initiatives, and brand storytelling.
Oversee creation of email marketing assets, digital advertising creative, social media content, and website graphics.
Partner with Marketing and eCommerce teams to optimize creative performance and customer engagement.
Support campaign concepting and execution from initial brief through final delivery.
eCommerce & Digital Design
Oversee the creative updates, homepage refreshes, landing pages, promotional assets, and merchandising graphics.
Partner with eCommerce, creative, and merchandising teams to ensure a cohesive and elevated customer experience across all digital
channels.
Develop assets that support conversion, customer acquisition, and retention initiatives.
Ensure all digital assets are optimized for platform requirements and best practices.