Dana Johnson
123 Main Street • Hometown, MD • (555) 555-1234 • djohnson@company.com
BUYING EXPERIENCE AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS
| 1997 - Present | CALVIN CLOTHES COMPANY, Baltimore and Bethesda, MD and Washington, D.C. Baltimore Junior Apparel Department Buyer Developed sales volume from $5.5 million to $7.5 million, 1997-99.
 Consistently achieved net operating profit of 50%, highest in company.
 Implemented promotional strategies and developed key classifications directly responsible for volume increase.
 Developed electronic and direct communication networks supplying product knowledge to sales staff and impacting strategic planning of vendor programs.
 Instituted e-mail communication strategies and status-tracking efforts.
 Chosen as Merchant of the Year 1998,2000, and 2001.
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| 1995 - 1997 | CALVIN CLOTHES COMPANY, Baltimore and Bethesda, MD and Washington, D.C. Bethesda Divisional Sales Manager Handled furniture, electronics, and basement store, with 1995 volume of $5.6 million.
 During mall expansion, held store sales volume within plan by achieving 12% increase.
 Priorities included constant evaluation of stock levels and content, goal setting, development of key personnel, and achieving a high motivational level.
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| 1995 - 1993 | CALVIN CLOTHES COMPANY, Baltimore and Bethesda, MD and Washington, D.C. Washington Assistant Buyer Acted as liaison with vendors and warehouse to assure timely merchandise delivery of men's coordinates, coats, swimwear, and activewear.
 Interpreted, analyzed, and responded to OTB, selling reports, and seasonal plans.
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| 1991 - 1993 | CALVIN CLOTHES COMPANY, Baltimore and Bethesda, MD and Washington, D.C. Washington Assistant Store Manager Promoted from trainee to Assistant Manager within 12 months.
 Conceptualized and implemented employee training and effectiveness program.
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| 1990 - 1991 | CALVIN CLOTHES COMPANY, Baltimore and Bethesda, MD and Washington, D.C. Executive Trainee   | 
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
|   | CALVIN CLOTHES COMPANY EXECUTIVE TRAINING SEMINARS, Baltimore, MD  Computerized Buying Techniques
 Buyer-Store Communication Skills
 Retail Mathematics and Quantitative Techniques
 Buying Segmentation and Consumer Behavior
 Personnel Management and Profits
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EDUCATION
| 1990 | UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, Newark, DE   Bachelor of Science in Marketing   | 
QUALIFICATION SUMMARY
|   | Capacities to translate strategic plans into profitable purchases and merchandizing plans.
 Experience using communication programs and talents to maximize sales at store level.
 Quantitative skills required to establish market segmentations, maximize profits, and analyze sales figures.
 Commitment to understanding consumer attitudes, developing relationships with suppliers, and reinforcing positive achievements of sales professionals and operations personnel.
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