In 2016 JD Sports expanded into the Malaysia market and you can now find us across South East Asia. We combine the best of physical and digital retail to give a compelling consumer proposition with JD over 900 stores across 21 territories worldwide. Established in 1981 with a single store in the North West of England, JD Sports is a leading sports fashion multi-channel retailer of branded sports and casual wear. We are proud to offer customers the latest products from globally recognised brands such as Nike, adidas, Puma and The North Face, with strong private labels such as Pink Soda and Supply & Demand. We inspire our people to reach for higher levels of performance. To achieve these standards, we only recruit the best! All of our colleagues are highly skilled, self-motivated and constantly pursue perfection. The opportunity to progress arise quickly for those with the right qualities and ambition. We encourage our people to seek ways to improve our business by challenging how we merchandise, sell and manage the business, being creative and always thinking forward by suggesting alternative solutions. Colleagues from all levels of the organisation come together to solve problems and seize all opportunities. Our people are at the core of JD Sports and everything we do – could you be the next colleague to join the King of Trainers?
The Online Trade Manager will be responsible for driving profitable growth for the JD Malaysia website, leading the multi-channel team to achieve both sales and margin targets. This role involves overseeing the day-to-day execution of digital activities across social, CRM, and website content, ensuring that all digital communications and strategies contribute to consistent year-on-year growth. The individual will identify key commercial opportunities to optimize performance, while working closely with internal and external stakeholders to secure the necessary buy-in to support and accelerate online growth.
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