After 2022, in which the retail company continues to expand its distribution centers in EMEA, Shein, a global multinational company specialized in selling a wide range of fashion and lifestyle items through the online channel, will The area continues to see strong growth with the opening. Its headquarters for all its operations in Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Headquarters which has recently been officially inaugurated in Dublin, and whose implementation only reinforces its ambitious strategy with its own distribution network and a team of professionals, one for each of the different regions in which it operates Is.
As a first step in what has already been promised will serve as a preview for the next landing of the Own Marketplace model, which Sheen has already officially launched in Brazil, and whose next They have already announced the extension. USA market, the digital “pure player” has just launched these new offices in Dublin. certain facilities that will form Shein’s IT Information Technology Center for the entire EMEA region, which will act as the authentic “heart” of the retailer’s operations in the region described by its own address, and as the base from which efforts Will continue to strengthen its ties with the various local communities, in tasks that will be carried out by a team of a total of 30 workers. The staff who will move to cover each of the various vacancies earmarked for Sheen before the end of 2023 will leave the door open for them to continue to grow their Ireland-based team as operations continue to do so. Area. Sheen’s Minister for Business, Trade and Employment Simon Coveney did not hesitate to celebrate together with representatives of the company during the opening ceremony of the offices held on 10 May in Dublin.
“I warmly welcome the announcement that Shein has opened its new HQ for Emia and its IT hub in Dublin, which will create 30 new jobs by 2023.” To stream from a single multinational online shopping retailer. “These jobs will be in a wide variety of specialty areas, and Sheen will certainly have no problem filling the positions with our skilled workforce.” All in all it is “a vote of confidence that another world leader has chosen Ireland to inaugurate its headquarters in Aemi”, Coveney explained, “that we have the environment to attract FDI companies to our shores”. What comes in the value of “is”. “I wish the entire Sheen team the best of luck in their new offices in Dublin and their next adventures.”
“I am delighted to open our Amiya headquarters in Ireland,” said Leonard Lynn, Sheen’s global director of government relations. “Ireland’s business-friendly environment and great access to talent and a skilled workforce make it an excellent hub for companies including Sheen to manage and grow their businesses in the region.” Furthermore, and in his particular case, “the opening of our offices in Dublin is an important milestone in the development of Sheen in Emia, one of our most important markets”, and where “we expect to contribute to the growth do” support local economies and their communities.
“With their plans to hire 30 people by the end of 2023, Sheen’s arrival in Dublin is a welcome addition to the Irish IT sector,” says Michael Lohan, executive director of the IDA Ireland agency. Ireland is dependent on the government and focused on trying to attract and retain foreign investment in the country. “Ireland is an ideal place in terms of talent and resources from which Sheen can grow and expand their offering across Europe”, to which purpose, says Lohan, “I wish them the greatest of success”. Am”.
With over 30 pop-ups to open in Emiya by 2023
On the occasion of the opening of these new headquarters, Shein reiterated her commitment to continue supporting young emerging designers in the region through her program “Shein X”, while continuing to strengthen and promote her position throughout the region. is confirmed. Since its launch in January 2021, it has turned the aspirations of over 390 young designers and artists from across Europe, the Middle East and Africa into reality. A commitment that would add to their decision to continue trying to break into key audiences. that through implementation for the entire period of 2023, in all Emea’s main markets, like a total of 30 pop-ups, which in their case are going to be open during the summer period in Ibiza , and with the opening of which in May Earlier this month, he came to officially inaugurate this new summer term.
By taking new steps on its structures in Emiae, the company reaches to strengthen its operations in a strategic area, for which it has opened the doors of 3 new distribution centers in Italy during the last fiscal year of 2022. in the Arab Emirates and Poland, with a center of over 40,000 square meters located in the city of Wrocław in the latter case. centers with which it has ended up consolidating a distribution network that now has a total of eight centers in Emia, making its “Nearshoring” fully ready and open market for third-party brands from the commercial platform. Optimized for quick turnaround. , local, which sooner or later will implement its business model in this area.
“Both initiatives are excellent examples of Sheen’s dedication when it comes to providing the best customer service and the best experience for consumers at Emiya”, they maintain from the digital “pure player” direction. By “bringing its distribution centers closer to Europe”, “Sheen aims to improve the speed of execution in the region,” he elaborates, while in the case of these short-term stores, “these pop-ups are an integral part of the business model.” Beyond the online medium, in addition to allowing brands to interact with consumers, are part of Shein’s by allowing consumers to experience products firsthand.
