District Asset Protection Manager
The Home Depot
District Asset Protection Manager
The Home Depot
Home improvement retailer offering tools, services
Position Overview:
The District Asset Protection Manager (DAPM) is responsible for ensuring that core AP initiatives are being executed within their assigned district. They are responsible for leading and developing Asset Protection Specialists to ensure the execution of AP initiatives and delivering on asset protection metrics. The DAPM is directly responsible for financial losses within their assigned district caused by, but not limited to traditional theft and fraud, organized retail crime, connected retail fraud, & property vandalism. The DAPM will be the key business partner to the District Manager driving AP activities as they relate to traditional theft and fraud, organized retail crime, connected retail fraud, & property vandalism. The DAPM will work directly with the SM’s, DM and other district partners to further evolve district asset protection strategies, including such activities as analyzing district trends, improving key asset protection metrics, executing AP initiatives and leading change related in the district. Additionally, the DAPM are responsible to maintain AP expense lines as outlined on the district P&L L. The DAPM is responsible for developing expanding community relationships with local law enforcement to support positive relations, develop support and communicate business needs as it relates to retail loss.
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Operations
Establishing and enforcing compliance
Develop Talent
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Home improvement retailer offering tools, services
Home Depot is a big retailer of home improvement supplies. It sells building materials, tools, lawn and garden items, decor, and other related products, and it offers services like tool rentals, installation, and credit financing. Customers can shop either in its many North American stores or online, and the company serves homeowners, renters, and professional contractors. Its business model combines direct product sales with rental services and financing, supported by a Pro Xtra loyalty program for professionals and a focus on customer service. The company differentiates itself through its wide product assortment, extensive store network, and combined online and in-store shopping experience, plus services designed to help customers complete projects. Its goal is to help customers finish home improvement projects by providing a broad selection, helpful services, and a convenient shopping experience while continuing to grow its business and support professional contractors.
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