Dana Johnson
123 Main Street • Hometown, MD • (555) 555-1234 • djohnson@company.com
BUYING EXPERIENCE AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS
1997 - Present | CALVIN CLOTHES COMPANY, Baltimore and Bethesda, MD and Washington, D.C. Baltimore Junior Apparel Department Buyer - Developed sales volume from $5.5 million to $7.5 million, 1997-99.
- Consistently achieved net operating profit of 50%, highest in company.
- Implemented promotional strategies and developed key classifications directly responsible for volume increase.
- Developed electronic and direct communication networks supplying product knowledge to sales staff and impacting strategic planning of vendor programs.
- Instituted e-mail communication strategies and status-tracking efforts.
- Chosen as Merchant of the Year 1998,2000, and 2001.
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1995 - 1997 | CALVIN CLOTHES COMPANY, Baltimore and Bethesda, MD and Washington, D.C. Bethesda Divisional Sales Manager - Handled furniture, electronics, and basement store, with 1995 volume of $5.6 million.
- During mall expansion, held store sales volume within plan by achieving 12% increase.
- Priorities included constant evaluation of stock levels and content, goal setting, development of key personnel, and achieving a high motivational level.
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1995 - 1993 | CALVIN CLOTHES COMPANY, Baltimore and Bethesda, MD and Washington, D.C. Washington Assistant Buyer - Acted as liaison with vendors and warehouse to assure timely merchandise delivery of men's coordinates, coats, swimwear, and activewear.
- Interpreted, analyzed, and responded to OTB, selling reports, and seasonal plans.
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1991 - 1993 | CALVIN CLOTHES COMPANY, Baltimore and Bethesda, MD and Washington, D.C. Washington Assistant Store Manager - Promoted from trainee to Assistant Manager within 12 months.
- Conceptualized and implemented employee training and effectiveness program.
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1990 - 1991 | CALVIN CLOTHES COMPANY, Baltimore and Bethesda, MD and Washington, D.C. Executive Trainee |
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
| CALVIN CLOTHES COMPANY EXECUTIVE TRAINING SEMINARS, Baltimore, MD - Computerized Buying Techniques
- Buyer-Store Communication Skills
- Retail Mathematics and Quantitative Techniques
- Buying Segmentation and Consumer Behavior
- Personnel Management and Profits
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EDUCATION
1990 | UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, Newark, DE Bachelor of Science in Marketing |
QUALIFICATION SUMMARY
| - Capacities to translate strategic plans into profitable purchases and merchandizing plans.
- Experience using communication programs and talents to maximize sales at store level.
- Quantitative skills required to establish market segmentations, maximize profits, and analyze sales figures.
- Commitment to understanding consumer attitudes, developing relationships with suppliers, and reinforcing positive achievements of sales professionals and operations personnel.
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