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Highly accomplished and experienced designer with a passion for retail. I offer a proven
                                      history of innovative results working independently and as a key member of in-house design
                                     teams. I have extensive global retail and merchandise design expertise represented in a multi-
                                           disciplined variety of work. I am a skilled professional who offers creative leadership,
                                        teamwork and a practical hands-on talent for solving an array of design challenges ranging
                                      from Strategy building to program rollouts and team training. I thrive working on a team that
                                      values collaboration and shares my passion for innovatively solving challenges. Please review
                                                                         some of my work on-line at:
                                                                     http://www.slideshare.net/lisasyre

   Specialties
   •   Visual Merchandising                                                 •   Tests, National and Global Launches
   •   Project Management                                                   •   Program Materials Budget Matrix Development
   •   Program Driver, Driven By Process                                    •   Equipment, fixture and displayware development
   •   Connects Vision and Mission to Daily Operations                      •   Extensive design development and value engineering
   •   Visual Strategy Development                                              experience
   •   Program and Product Development                                      •   Retail Display
   •   Plan-O-Gram Development,
   •   Training Material Development
   •   Standards Manual Development




Lisa Syre, Confidential not for distribution
Lisa Syre
Work Examples
Scope: Home Centre, Dubai: 70,000 sq. ft. Retail
Training documents for new store concept were developed remotely in US prior to store opening. Responsible for directing and training 50 plus visual employees in
3 divisions on site during 10 day Opening Blitz




      Lisa Syre, Confidential not for distribution
Training – The Home Centre, Dubai

                                                                       Home wares
                                                                      Major Visual Wall
                                                                       Style: Vertical
                                                              Open Stock Merchandise
                                   Areas of use: Dec. Home, Kitchen, Textiles, Laundry, Gallery




        Sight Line                                                                                                                          Vertical
        shelves                                                                                                                             Merchandising




       Vertical Merchandising The placement of merchandise from top to bottom on a wall or fixture.
       Presenting an assortment of merchandise vertically you will expose customers to a greater variety of your assortment at eye level.
       Shelves: Set the sight line shelving to be consistent throughout the wall or department.
       Sight line shelf height is approximately 1.21 meters from the floor (54”)
       Set all shelves, sight line and above at same heights horizontally (left to right)
       Ensure display shelves are at same height and vary the shelves beneath as necessary to the specific skus.
       Shelves above and below are based on tallest box or product height Allow approximately .6096 meters (2”) of clearance between merchandise and shelf above

     Lisa Syre, Confidential not for distribution
Execution – The Home Centre, Dubai - post training




      Lisa Syre, Confidential not for distribution
Program Manual –
Training & Standards - Currently being implemented in all new store openings and remodels for The Home Centre




                                                    . Currently being implemented in all new store openings and remodels for The Home
                                                    Centre




     Lisa Syre, Confidential not for distribution
Training – The Home Centre, Dubai – Department and fixture specific schematics




                                                                           Home wares
                                                                          Floor Fixture
                        Rectangular Table with Risers –               Area: Home Decor
                                    RCT-1                     Rectangular Table with Risers – RCT-1
                                                                                                                   SYSTEM

                                                                                                              Step 1:
                                                                                                              Position risers
                                                                                                              Step 2
                                                                                                              Place accent
                                                                                                              merch
                      Step 1:                                                                                 Step 3:
                      Risers                                                                                  Mass Group
                      Step 2:                                                                                 Crockery
                      Accent
                      merch.
                                                                                                              Gold
                                                                                                              represents
                      Step 3:
                                                                                                              generic
                      Crockery
                                                                                                              Crockery




                      Think three-dimensional. Height is important to create product dominance.
                      Many repetitions of a few products are more effective than displaying many different products.
                      Do not use too many products in one presentation.
                      Arrange accessories with a common theme in clusters.
                      Odd numbers 3 or 5 work better than even numbers in creating a visually attractive groups


     Lisa Syre, Confidential not for distribution
Execution – The Home Centre, Dubai - post training




      Lisa Syre, Confidential not for distribution
Program Manual –
Training & Standards - Currently being implemented in all new store openings and remodels for The Home Centre




     Lisa Syre, Confidential not for distribution
Training – The Home Centre, Dubai – Department and fixture specific schematics




     Lisa Syre, Confidential not for distribution
Execution – The Home Centre, Dubai - post training




      Lisa Syre, Confidential not for distribution
Program Manual –
Training & Standards - Currently being implemented in all new store openings and remodels for The Home Centre




     Lisa Syre, Confidential not for distribution
Training – The Home Centre, Dubai – Department and fixture specific schematics


                                                                      FURNITURE
                                                                     Major Visual
                                                              Dining Tables – Visual Flow




              V = Central Visual                                                 D
              Vm = Minor visual                                                                           Department Center
                                                                                                          Highest Visual Point
              D = Dress Table

                                                                         V       A   V

             Vm                                                                                                                  Vm
                                                                                 D
                                        D                                                                               D
                                                    Vm                                               Vm


                                      Merchandising: Visual Height added to the center of area. This will draw the eye into
                                      the department
                                      V= Large modern flower arrangement , Tall Glass vases…

     Lisa Syre, Confidential not for distribution
Execution –Macy’s North West




        Furniture Presentation Design




     Lisa Syre, Confidential not for distribution
Starbucks – Program Strategy Development, Product Development, Training materials, Global Execution




      2000
                                                                         2000 - 2007
                                                                         • Asset Identification of all case types across 3,000 + stores
                                                                         • Asset modification strategy current case planograms 24 x2 lunch non lunch
                                                                         • Added Step risers to lower cases Core A & B
                                                                         • Addition of sandwich boards segments lunch business, Lunch Stores
                                                                         • Development and global roll out of Bakery platter system all cases
                                                                         • Addition of on board NSF sign holders all cases
                                                                         • Roll out of visual presentation standards
                                                                         • Addition of bakery risers
                                                                         • Addition of In house serve ware program
                                                                         • Addition of promotional placement system and signage recommendations
                                                                         • 2007 – 3 Core cases in system down rom 24 types




      Lisa Syre, Confidential not for distribution                                                                                        2006
Training – Starbucks – Food Case specific schematics




      Lisa Syre, Confidential not for distribution
Product Development: Core & Promotional




     Lisa Syre, Confidential not for distribution
Equipment Development 2006




    Original Drawings                               Cadd Drawings




        Prototype                                        Final Food Case
     Lisa Syre, Confidential not for distribution
Jamba Juice - Program Development: Test to National Roll
Execution – Jamba Juice – In store execution guidelines
Execution – Jamba Juice – In store execution guidelines
Special Projects
Event Planning




                                                                                                                      Lanterns




                                                                     Not to scale and column placement not absolute




        Conception, planning, purchasing, production, installation
Event Planning
Styling: Retail Spaces
Styling: Retail Spaces
Recommendations

Lisa Syre is a visual powerhouse. She is a strong and versatile visual merchandiser. I have worked with her at Starbucks
and Macy’s. She can create a vendor shop from inception to completion, draw space plans, ideate fixtures and ensure it is
completed in a timely manner to all specifications. She has background in interior design, merchandising hard goods, food
presentation, tabletop, fixture design and space planning. She always brings new and innovative ideas to the project. She
thinks tactically as well as big picture. Lisa creates visual merchandising theories and can bring them to life in simple and
easy to execute diagrams for use at store level. She is a great part of any visual team, can work as her own project
manager or direct others as needed. She is a valuable partner in creative sessions to strategically determine the best visual
solutions for your initiatives. She will problem solve and create options to address any business need. Lisa is the total visual
merchandising package.
Paige Sloan Manager , Visual Presentation , Starbucks Coffee Company


“Lisa worked for me as senior designer for visual presentation at Starbucks Coffee Company. Three headlines for Lisa:
Born Alchemist: She has the unique ability to make a visual connection from a seemingly unrelated product or design to
deliver a perfect visual solution that hits on all the business and aesthetic points required.
Unbridled Curiosity: She is ALWAYS working because design is in her DNA. She is cataloging, documenting designs she
sees both at work and at play. Her curious eye and voracious design appetite is continuously coming up with better, cleaner
and more elegant solutions for both retail and food merchandising design projects. In fact, the tray system that Starbucks
uses now (and has inspired countless knock offs in the industry) were her original design and she took it one step further
and created the first NSF sign holder and library of merchandising tools she built for the brand.
Delivers the Home Run: Regardless of the complexity and the timelines, Lisa is the go-to person that I know can deliver
that perfect merchandising solution for the most complex need....and if it didn’t exist in the marketplace, she created it. She
works effectively and efficiently with the manufacturer and product developer to the equipment engineers with that critical
understanding that the final product must function and perform as well as it presents itself to the customer. “
Marion Edwards Manager , Visual Presentation , Starbucks Coffee Company


“Lisa is a talented creative professional with a broad, adaptable skill set. In the six years we worked together I supported
Lisa on a variety of projects and programs including design, communications, schematics, project and budget management,
trend research etc. Lisa thinks outside the box and comes to the table with numerous creative solutions. Her merchandising
and design skills are unique. Lisa is genuine, professional, and fun to work with. I can highly recommend her”
Lindsey Luoma Manager, Visual Communications, Starbucks Coffee Company
Community Recommendations

As the President of the Kokanee Elementary PTA, I have had the honor to work closely with our PTA Board Members.
Lisa has been in charge of our Membership as well as heading key committees designed to maximize the feel of community
in our school and improve fundraising. I consider Lisa Syre to be one of the most studious and responsible members of our
organization.
I have worked with Lisa for the last year and find her work to be fantastic. She is a dedicated member of our PTA Board
and has donated countless hours of time to the PTA. Lisa’s leadership and organizational skills have been invaluable to the
programs she’s led. For example, as membership Chair, Lisa went above and beyond by building displays for events to
recruit membership, marketing to the business community for sponsorship, and organizing volunteers for all key
committees.
I would recommend Lisa for any position that requires superior organizational skills, self-starter initiative and tenacity. She
also possesses the ability to interface well with teams and motivate others to perform at their peak levels. Her skills and
personality would be a valuable addition to any organization.
Ellen Comeaux Kokanee Elementary PTA President

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Ms Portfolio V2

  • 1. Highly accomplished and experienced designer with a passion for retail. I offer a proven history of innovative results working independently and as a key member of in-house design teams. I have extensive global retail and merchandise design expertise represented in a multi- disciplined variety of work. I am a skilled professional who offers creative leadership, teamwork and a practical hands-on talent for solving an array of design challenges ranging from Strategy building to program rollouts and team training. I thrive working on a team that values collaboration and shares my passion for innovatively solving challenges. Please review some of my work on-line at: http://www.slideshare.net/lisasyre Specialties • Visual Merchandising • Tests, National and Global Launches • Project Management • Program Materials Budget Matrix Development • Program Driver, Driven By Process • Equipment, fixture and displayware development • Connects Vision and Mission to Daily Operations • Extensive design development and value engineering • Visual Strategy Development experience • Program and Product Development • Retail Display • Plan-O-Gram Development, • Training Material Development • Standards Manual Development Lisa Syre, Confidential not for distribution
  • 3. Scope: Home Centre, Dubai: 70,000 sq. ft. Retail Training documents for new store concept were developed remotely in US prior to store opening. Responsible for directing and training 50 plus visual employees in 3 divisions on site during 10 day Opening Blitz Lisa Syre, Confidential not for distribution
  • 4. Training – The Home Centre, Dubai Home wares Major Visual Wall Style: Vertical Open Stock Merchandise Areas of use: Dec. Home, Kitchen, Textiles, Laundry, Gallery Sight Line Vertical shelves Merchandising Vertical Merchandising The placement of merchandise from top to bottom on a wall or fixture. Presenting an assortment of merchandise vertically you will expose customers to a greater variety of your assortment at eye level. Shelves: Set the sight line shelving to be consistent throughout the wall or department. Sight line shelf height is approximately 1.21 meters from the floor (54”) Set all shelves, sight line and above at same heights horizontally (left to right) Ensure display shelves are at same height and vary the shelves beneath as necessary to the specific skus. Shelves above and below are based on tallest box or product height Allow approximately .6096 meters (2”) of clearance between merchandise and shelf above Lisa Syre, Confidential not for distribution
  • 5. Execution – The Home Centre, Dubai - post training Lisa Syre, Confidential not for distribution
  • 6. Program Manual – Training & Standards - Currently being implemented in all new store openings and remodels for The Home Centre . Currently being implemented in all new store openings and remodels for The Home Centre Lisa Syre, Confidential not for distribution
  • 7. Training – The Home Centre, Dubai – Department and fixture specific schematics Home wares Floor Fixture Rectangular Table with Risers – Area: Home Decor RCT-1 Rectangular Table with Risers – RCT-1 SYSTEM Step 1: Position risers Step 2 Place accent merch Step 1: Step 3: Risers Mass Group Step 2: Crockery Accent merch. Gold represents Step 3: generic Crockery Crockery Think three-dimensional. Height is important to create product dominance. Many repetitions of a few products are more effective than displaying many different products. Do not use too many products in one presentation. Arrange accessories with a common theme in clusters. Odd numbers 3 or 5 work better than even numbers in creating a visually attractive groups Lisa Syre, Confidential not for distribution
  • 8. Execution – The Home Centre, Dubai - post training Lisa Syre, Confidential not for distribution
  • 9. Program Manual – Training & Standards - Currently being implemented in all new store openings and remodels for The Home Centre Lisa Syre, Confidential not for distribution
  • 10. Training – The Home Centre, Dubai – Department and fixture specific schematics Lisa Syre, Confidential not for distribution
  • 11. Execution – The Home Centre, Dubai - post training Lisa Syre, Confidential not for distribution
  • 12. Program Manual – Training & Standards - Currently being implemented in all new store openings and remodels for The Home Centre Lisa Syre, Confidential not for distribution
  • 13. Training – The Home Centre, Dubai – Department and fixture specific schematics FURNITURE Major Visual Dining Tables – Visual Flow V = Central Visual D Vm = Minor visual Department Center Highest Visual Point D = Dress Table V A V Vm Vm D D D Vm Vm Merchandising: Visual Height added to the center of area. This will draw the eye into the department V= Large modern flower arrangement , Tall Glass vases… Lisa Syre, Confidential not for distribution
  • 14. Execution –Macy’s North West Furniture Presentation Design Lisa Syre, Confidential not for distribution
  • 15. Starbucks – Program Strategy Development, Product Development, Training materials, Global Execution 2000 2000 - 2007 • Asset Identification of all case types across 3,000 + stores • Asset modification strategy current case planograms 24 x2 lunch non lunch • Added Step risers to lower cases Core A & B • Addition of sandwich boards segments lunch business, Lunch Stores • Development and global roll out of Bakery platter system all cases • Addition of on board NSF sign holders all cases • Roll out of visual presentation standards • Addition of bakery risers • Addition of In house serve ware program • Addition of promotional placement system and signage recommendations • 2007 – 3 Core cases in system down rom 24 types Lisa Syre, Confidential not for distribution 2006
  • 16. Training – Starbucks – Food Case specific schematics Lisa Syre, Confidential not for distribution
  • 17. Product Development: Core & Promotional Lisa Syre, Confidential not for distribution
  • 18. Equipment Development 2006 Original Drawings Cadd Drawings Prototype Final Food Case Lisa Syre, Confidential not for distribution
  • 19. Jamba Juice - Program Development: Test to National Roll
  • 20. Execution – Jamba Juice – In store execution guidelines
  • 21. Execution – Jamba Juice – In store execution guidelines
  • 23. Event Planning Lanterns Not to scale and column placement not absolute Conception, planning, purchasing, production, installation
  • 27. Recommendations Lisa Syre is a visual powerhouse. She is a strong and versatile visual merchandiser. I have worked with her at Starbucks and Macy’s. She can create a vendor shop from inception to completion, draw space plans, ideate fixtures and ensure it is completed in a timely manner to all specifications. She has background in interior design, merchandising hard goods, food presentation, tabletop, fixture design and space planning. She always brings new and innovative ideas to the project. She thinks tactically as well as big picture. Lisa creates visual merchandising theories and can bring them to life in simple and easy to execute diagrams for use at store level. She is a great part of any visual team, can work as her own project manager or direct others as needed. She is a valuable partner in creative sessions to strategically determine the best visual solutions for your initiatives. She will problem solve and create options to address any business need. Lisa is the total visual merchandising package. Paige Sloan Manager , Visual Presentation , Starbucks Coffee Company “Lisa worked for me as senior designer for visual presentation at Starbucks Coffee Company. Three headlines for Lisa: Born Alchemist: She has the unique ability to make a visual connection from a seemingly unrelated product or design to deliver a perfect visual solution that hits on all the business and aesthetic points required. Unbridled Curiosity: She is ALWAYS working because design is in her DNA. She is cataloging, documenting designs she sees both at work and at play. Her curious eye and voracious design appetite is continuously coming up with better, cleaner and more elegant solutions for both retail and food merchandising design projects. In fact, the tray system that Starbucks uses now (and has inspired countless knock offs in the industry) were her original design and she took it one step further and created the first NSF sign holder and library of merchandising tools she built for the brand. Delivers the Home Run: Regardless of the complexity and the timelines, Lisa is the go-to person that I know can deliver that perfect merchandising solution for the most complex need....and if it didn’t exist in the marketplace, she created it. She works effectively and efficiently with the manufacturer and product developer to the equipment engineers with that critical understanding that the final product must function and perform as well as it presents itself to the customer. “ Marion Edwards Manager , Visual Presentation , Starbucks Coffee Company “Lisa is a talented creative professional with a broad, adaptable skill set. In the six years we worked together I supported Lisa on a variety of projects and programs including design, communications, schematics, project and budget management, trend research etc. Lisa thinks outside the box and comes to the table with numerous creative solutions. Her merchandising and design skills are unique. Lisa is genuine, professional, and fun to work with. I can highly recommend her” Lindsey Luoma Manager, Visual Communications, Starbucks Coffee Company
  • 28. Community Recommendations As the President of the Kokanee Elementary PTA, I have had the honor to work closely with our PTA Board Members. Lisa has been in charge of our Membership as well as heading key committees designed to maximize the feel of community in our school and improve fundraising. I consider Lisa Syre to be one of the most studious and responsible members of our organization. I have worked with Lisa for the last year and find her work to be fantastic. She is a dedicated member of our PTA Board and has donated countless hours of time to the PTA. Lisa’s leadership and organizational skills have been invaluable to the programs she’s led. For example, as membership Chair, Lisa went above and beyond by building displays for events to recruit membership, marketing to the business community for sponsorship, and organizing volunteers for all key committees. I would recommend Lisa for any position that requires superior organizational skills, self-starter initiative and tenacity. She also possesses the ability to interface well with teams and motivate others to perform at their peak levels. Her skills and personality would be a valuable addition to any organization. Ellen Comeaux Kokanee Elementary PTA President