Priyanka Sarkar
Head of Department- Women's Wear
- Basicxx Middle East
Professional Information
Priyanka
Sarkar
Head of Department- Women's Wear
Basicxx Middle East
Retail
Education, Honors & Awards
National Institute of Fashion Technology;
PROFESSIONAL DIPLOMA IN FASHION DESIGN
TEXTILE DESIGN
2002
Yes
PROFESSIONAL -
- CERTIFICATE IN LUXURY BRAND MANAGEMENT FROM UNIVERSITY OF ARTS LONDON
- BEST EMPLOYEE - RELIANCE TRENDS , INDIA
EXTRA CURRICULAR
-STATE LEVEL TAEKWONDO CHAMPION- BLUE BELT
INTER SCHOOL DEBATE CHAMPIONSHIPS
INTER COLLEGE DRAMA FEST
Personal Information
United Arab Emirates
Dubayy
DUBAI
BRISTOL WHO'S WHO
IMAGES RETAIL
FICCI
Writing in her journal; loves dramas; adore sufi and bollywood music; great cook- give her a grill plate and she can cook a whole world!! enjoy bollywood dancing; tries hard to meditate but loses out on her patience ; loves fiction specially rom-coms, chick lits and pulp.
MARRIED
Career objective have always been to assume leadership roles and create value for the organization, with an endearing commitment towards consumers.
11-15 Years
• BUSINESS– Strategy Planning, Stakeholder Communication and Management, Brand Identity, Budgets, Margin, OTB & Sales Deliverable, Vendor Management and Price Negotiations
• PRODUCT AND DESIGN – Product Design & Development; Trend Analysis & Implementation, Womens Wear (Apparel, Accessories, Footwear, Lingerie & Nightwear), Mens wear & Soft Furnishings
• TECHNICAL - MS Office , Photoshop, Corel Draw
• A certified Luxury Retail Management (UAL) and trained Fashion Design (NIFT) professional with over 12 years of experience in Buying, Merchandising, Retail Operations, Business Strategy and Management
• Strong market understanding of GCC, KSA and India across various formats of apparel and accessories ranging from Exports (Triburg – Guess, BCBG Maxazria and Liz Claiborne) to Premium Lifestyle (Nautica, Colorplus) to High Street (Splash, Iconic) to Value Formats (Reliance Trends, Basicxx)
• Ability to successfully create, implement systems and processes, align global expectations with local market realities and drive results through analytical thinking and innovative ways to business development and growth
HARVARD BUSINESS SCHOOL REPORTS
Fashion; Trend Analysis; Retail; Sourcing; Textiles; Brand Management; Product Development; Trend; Knitwear; Merchandising; Wovens; Fashion Design; Pricing; Inventory Management; Private Label; Fashion Buying; Visual Merchandising; Denim; Sportswear; Assortment; Business Planning; Draping; Forecasting; Merchandise Planning
