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Job Opps 2021.Xlsx AMERICANA MANHASSET and WHEATLEY PLAZA Job Opportunities as of 6/8/2021 AMERICANA MANHASSET FULL PART STORE NAME TIME TIME DESCRIPTION TELEPHONE/EMAIL CONTACT 631.605.0968 Alice + Olivia • Sales Supervisor Delmy Herrera [email protected] Anne Fontaine • Stylist 516.627.1256 Mary Armaganian Bandier • Sales Associate 516.365.3583 Amanda Rousso Bluemercury • 516.627.3777 Temporary Position- Cashier, Reception, and Greeter. Dayna Tunick [email protected] Brooks Brothers • Sales Professional 516.365.3502 Violeta Reyes Burberry • 516.365.2050 Key Holder/Sales Lead- Minimum 1 year expirience. Paulina Giovaniello [email protected] • Sales Associate David Yurman • Brand Ambassador [email protected] Nancy Kentrotas Ermenegildo Zegna • 516.627.1934 Made to Measure Specialist Kelvin Tabares [email protected] Fendi • Stock Associate 516.627.1900 Carmela Cenci Golden Goose • Brand Ambassador/Sales Associate- Prestigious retail background/sales Hirshleifer's • Receiving Department [email protected] Andrew Feinberg • • Security [email protected] • • Maintenance/ BOH [email protected] • • Expirenced Sales Associates [email protected] • Personal Shopping Assistant [email protected] Hugo Boss • 516.869.8501 Fred Suson Assistant Store Manager [email protected] Jimmy Choo • • Sales Associate [email protected] Joanna Hanlon • Stock Associate London Jewelers • Sales Associate - Jewelry experience preferred [email protected] Dottie Eadie • Jeweler [email protected] • Greeter/Receptionist [email protected] Dottie Eadie • Watch Repair Technician [email protected] Dottie Eadie Cartier • Sales Associate - Jewelry or luxury experience preferred [email protected] Dottie Eadie • Boutique Administrator [email protected] Dottie Eadie • Service Advisor [email protected] Dottie Eadie Van Cleef & Arpels • Sales Associate - Jewelry or luxury experience preferred [email protected] Dottie Eadie • 516.869.9469 Loro Piana Assistant Manager Vesna Milovcic [email protected] • 516.869.9469 Sales Associate Vesna Milovcic [email protected] Louis Vuitton • Men's Ready to Wear Expert Client Advisor [email protected] Brianna Carbone • Women's Ready to Wear Expert Client Advisor • Host Max Mara • Sales Associate. 5+ years of expirience. Knowledge of local 516.365.5567 Melissa Komery neighborhood a must. [email protected] Rag & Bone • 516.726.2900 Sales Specialist Erin Kim [email protected] Salvatore Ferragamo • Senior Client Advisor 516.365.9765 Erika Hock • Stock Associate St. John's 516.365.1300 • Selling Supervisor Jessica Gun [email protected] Wardrobe Specialist (Mandarin speaking a plus, Client Book • Required) Freelance Stylist Freelance Seamstress Tesla www.tesla.com/careers Tiffany & Co. • Sales Professional Please apply online Jenixie Reyes • Temporary Operations Professional Tory Burch • Support Associate [email protected] Emily Skelly AMERICANA MANHASSET and WHEATLEY PLAZA Job Opportunities as of 6/8/2021 AMERICANA MANHASSET FULL PART STORE NAME TIME TIME DESCRIPTION TELEPHONE/EMAIL CONTACT • Sales Associate Valentino 212.997.8093 • Stock Associate Maria Goedtel [email protected] Veronica Beard • Stock/Support Associate [email protected] Natalie Kozak Vilebrequin 516.684.1210 • Sales Associate Ask for Manager [email protected] Zimmermann [email protected] • Stock Associate Brittany or Colleen [email protected] 516.627-0040 • Sales Associate Brittany or Colleen [email protected] WHEATLEY PLAZA FULL PART STORE NAME TIME TIME DESCRIPTION TELEPHONE/EMAIL CONTACT Aerie 516.248.0094 • • Sales, Stock, Merchandising Joseline [email protected] Ben's Kosher Deli 516.621.3340 • • Cashier Todd Silverstein or Gilah Salzano [email protected] Funky Monkey Sales Associate - Flexible hours, store discount, and competitive 516.448.7466 • Debbie Imperatore generous pay [email protected] Everafter & The Westside 516.484.5203 • Sales Associate Vicky Verhagen • • Stock Associate 516.869.6666 Leggiadro • Sales Associate- One day a week. Jo Mazur [email protected] London Jewelers • Repair Coordinator [email protected] Dottie Eadie Paper Source Application on www.papersource.com • Sales Associate • Key Holder Tutti 516.621.1490 • Sales Associate Christina Connelly Americana Manhasset and Wheatley Plaza .
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