The Management Associate (Trainee Manager) role focuses on fostering passion for fashion, innovation, and creativity within a global community.
We're on the lookout for individuals who are passionate about fashion, think outside the box, and have an eye for innovation.
Unleash your potential with us, and join us as we create joy and excitement in our global community to empower people to express themselves freely through fashion.
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CHARLES & KEITH Group Singapore, Singapore, SGP Office
Singapore, Singapore
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