Mas Naina
Head of Merchandising South East Asia
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About
Currently Head of Merchandising for a large retailer.
5 years experience in Merchandising, 3 years experience in Logistics & Supply Chain and 19 years overall experience in retail management
Experience
H&M Head of Merchandising South East Asia H&M Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam 2022- Current
- Drive selling across Singapore, Malaysia and Vietnam
- Optimise stock across the markets to create a relevant and profitable offer
- Set and execute strategy in collaboration with stakeholders to create the best customer offer
H&M Global Merchandise Manager H&M Home Sweden 2021-2022
- Drive selling across the H&M Home across global several markets
- Set and shape strategy in collaboration with Assortment
- Expansion / market entry
- Drive selling (selling above country average, reductions below country average)
- Country Superuser for Merchandising systems
- Implement transition from old replenishment warehouse to new omni warehouse from merchandising perspective. Working cross functionally to determine what stock to move & when without compromising selling. Managing a smooth transition to the company’s first omni warehouse from beginning to end with minimal impact to customer experience – in one of the smoothest warehouse rollouts we have ever had
- Responsible for implementation of SAP Logistics projects & systems Europe
- Responsible for implementation & execution of SAP Logistics projects & systems UK
H&M Store Management Roles 2009-2015
PREVIOUS WORK EXPERIENCE
Events Organiser 2007-2009
Assistant Parliamentary Secretary 2003-2004
Photo Lab Developer 2001-2003, 2004-2007
Education
EXTRA CURRICULAR
- Trustee of Europe’s biggest LGBT+ Muslim charity Imaan
- Former chef & still a foodie
- Member of Museums Association & Historic Royal Places
Technical Skills: SAP EWM, SAP SMT, SAP SIM, Microsoft Office including Excel, Word, PowerPoint
Interests: Cooking, avid tea drinker, board games, pub quizzes, travelling across South East Asia