RECRUITMENT
To advertise please contact Sue Wiseman on 01622 699185 or Jacqui Hunter on 01622 699106 CHILDREN’S FOOTWEAR
CLASSIFIED
Footwear Independents Territory Manager South of England. Ideally Based M4 Corridor
Cherry Blossom was established in 1906, is the only British Shoe Polish manufacturer and enjoys 68% consumer recall in the UK. The award winning Cherry Blossom Premium Shoe Care range was launched in early 2011 and is currently enjoying meteoric growth within its target market, the Footwear Specialist trades.
As part of an aggressive growth plan we are now seeking an ambitious, driven and energetic individual who will form part of a dynamic team focused on increasing our market share within the Footwear Independents sector.
The ideal candidate may already be servicing this market channel and looking for the right opportunity to develop their career within field sales territory management.
For the right candidate we can offer an exciting career path within a fast growing and dynamic business. The role comes with a competitive salary, company car, mobile, laptop and usual benefits.
If you have passion and are hungry for success then please forward your CV and covering letter to:
info@cherryblossom.co.uk. HR Department, Granger’s International, Grange Close,
Clover Nook Industrial Park, Alfreton, Derbyshire DE55 4QT.
Premises For Sale Due to retirement. Trading since 1987.
Market lockup shop in central position of precinct. Location West London. Trading area 13 x 13 feet.
Offers invited by calling 01494 677283 DANCO FOOTWEAR
Importers, Exporters & Wholesalers offering a wide range of Rsb Children’s Footwear
• Winter Boots • Back to School Shoes • Summer Sandals • Wide range of Party Shoes • Flower Girl & Page Boy Shoes
Email:
dancofoot@aol.com www.dancofootwear.com
MTO and export enquiries Contact Raj on 07860 464072
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124 Shoreditch High Street, London E1 6JE Tel: 020 7613 5076 Fax: 020 7613 5078
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