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Nicole Higham

Wilsonville,ON

Summary

Adept at leading teams to exceed sales goals and improve store operations, I bring a proven track record from my time at PetSmart. Specializing in inventory control and team building, my approach has consistently enhanced customer engagement and streamlined processes, achieving significant operational efficiencies.

Overview

12
12
years of professional experience

Work History

Assistant Store Manager

PetSmart
Brantford, Ontario
10.2016 - 12.2021
  • Managed the day-to-day operations, including scheduling, ordering, inventory management and payroll.
  • Supervised a team of employees and provided ongoing training to ensure the highest levels of customer service.
  • Delegated work to staff, setting priorities and goals.

Assistant Store Manager

Real Canadian Superstore
Georgetown, Ontario
01.2011 - 10.2016
  • Managed day-to-day operations, including scheduling, assigning tasks, and training.
  • Oversaw store-wide inventories, accountability reporting, and food safety measures.
  • Organized weekly meetings with department heads to review sales and goals.

Assistant Store Manager

Jacob
Burlington, Ontario
01.2010 - 01.2011
  • Managed the day-to-day operations of the store, including customer service, inventory management and staff scheduling.
  • Provided training to new employees on company policies and customer service standards.
  • Completed thorough opening, closing, and shift change functions to maintain operational standards each day.

Education

Bachelor of Arts - International Development

Dalhousie University
Halifax, NS
10-2008

Skills

  • Inventory control
  • Sales expertise
  • Hiring and training
  • Problem-solving
  • Customer service and engagement
  • Team building and leadership

Timeline

Assistant Store Manager

PetSmart
10.2016 - 12.2021

Assistant Store Manager

Real Canadian Superstore
01.2011 - 10.2016

Assistant Store Manager

Jacob
01.2010 - 01.2011

Bachelor of Arts - International Development

Dalhousie University
Nicole Higham