University of Illinois
Associate Director, Retail Operations - Illini Union
Urbana, IL, US · Director
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 2 days ago
ProcurementInventory ManagementCustomer SupportLeadershipCollaborationAdaptability
About the role
- Direct, establish and evaluate the strategic direction, goal setting, and long-range planning for all retail departments.
- Establish adaptable customer service standards that respond to changing campus demographics, learning modalities, and expectations.
- Direct all retail advertising and promotional strategy in collaboration with the Shared AHW Marketing Department, including integrated marketing campaigns, digital engagement strategies, and signature promotional events.
Responsibilities
- Lead innovation initiatives by assessing trends in collegiate and omni-channel retail, piloting new products, serves, delivery models, technologies, and space utilization strategies.
- Operations People Leadership Responsible for fostering a culture of collaboration, innovation, accountability, and inclusion that supports professional growth, employee engagement, and high-performing teams.
- Lead, mentor, train, supervise, and evaluate direct reports.
- Responsible for developing staffing models and service levels that align with fiscal responsibility, customer demand, and peak operational cycles.
- Administration External Engagement Serve as an advisory member of the Bookstore Faculty Liaison Committee and collaborate with academic partners to support instructional needs.
- Collaborate across Illini Union departments to ensure an integrated retail and hospitality experience.
- Perform other related duties as assigned.
Compensation
- Financial Management Responsible for developing and managing annual budgets, revenue forecasts, and financial goals for all retail departments.
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