Benefits/Perks
- Competitive Wages/Pay
- Career Growth Opportunities
- Fun and Energetic Environment
- Ongoing Training
- Employee Discount
Job Summary
We are seeking a hard-working and friendly Merchandiser to join the team in our giftshop at Camp Holly. As a Merchandiser, you will monitor the levels of inventory in our store and maintain appropriate inventory levels. You will increase sales by ensuring we always have sufficient levels of the products our customer's desire. You will assist in helping giftshop associates with on-site systems and promoting our product.
Responsibilities
- Develop and plan merchandising strategies for the store
- Forecast consumer trends and identify preferences of our customers
- Research supplier options, taking into consideration prices, quality, etc. to determine the best fit for our retail store.
- Monitor the popularity of existing products
- Negotiate details of sales with suppliers to ensure the best deals for the store
- Report on sales, budgets, and customer satisfaction
Qualifications
- Previous experience in merchandising/retail is preferred
- Understanding best practices in customer service and sales
- Understanding of effective negotiation skills
- Familiarity with market research and data analysis
- Strong communication skills and willingness to work well with supervisor and coworkers in a team environment
- Degree in Marketing or a related field is preferred, but not required
In business since 1923, Camp Holly has a long standing history and is a premiere Airboat ride facility. We also take pride in being one of the oldest fish camps in Florida!
Today we offer fun for the whole family –
We have a Gift shop, Tiki bar, Restaurant, Live music on the weekends, and Airboat tours through the St. Johns River!
It began as a Fishing Camp by Mr. Bob Walls, He was a Georgia native and a son of a market hunter. Walls established Camp Holly in early 1901 on the edge of the St. Johns River, Where it intersects with the Kissimmee Highway the small 2 Lane Rd. between Melbourne and Kissimmee. It’s known as US 192, but the camp is still called Camp Holly today making it currently over 122 years old and qualifying for the Florida historic registry.