Fashion Showroom Seeks Coordinator for Hybrid Role in New York

Seasonal Schedule Blends In-Person and Remote Work

A New York-based fashion showroom is looking to hire a new Wholesale Fashion Showroom and Sales Coordinator. This hybrid position will support a multi-brand women's contemporary showroom. The role involves both in-person and remote work, catering to European clothing and accessory designers.

The company, ESP Showroom, represents several European brands. They are seeking an organized and motivated individual to join their team. The coordinator will play a key role in managing sales and showroom operations.

What Does a Hybrid Role Entail?

The work schedule for this position is seasonal. In-person attendance at the New York City showroom is required from January to March and again from July to October. During these months, the coordinator will be actively involved in showroom activities.

Remote work is scheduled for April through June and November through December. This allows for flexibility during off-peak seasons. Some travel may also be necessary for seasonal trade shows.

# What kind of brands does ESP Showroom represent?

A hybrid role combines working from a physical office with working remotely. This specific position balances direct showroom responsibilities with periods of off-site work. The aim is to optimize efficiency based on the fashion industry's seasonal demands.

# What is the primary location for the in-person work?

This structure allows the showroom to maintain operations year-round. It also offers the coordinator a varied work environment. The role's responsibilities will span sales support, showroom organization, and client communication.

ESP Showroom focuses on multi-brand women's contemporary fashion. They represent designers specializing in European clothing and accessories, bringing international styles to the New York market.

# Will the coordinator need to travel for work?

The primary location for in-person work is the company's showroom in New York City. This is where the coordinator will be based during the designated in-person months.

Yes, the position may require some travel. This travel would typically be for seasonal trade shows, which are important events in the fashion industry for showcasing new collections.