District Manager | Coffee

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new day executive searchDallas (TX)
Food Service ManagersSnack and Nonalcoholic Beverage Bars

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About the role

District Manager – (Growing Beverage Brand Kansas & Texas Market) If caffeine runs through your veins and leadership comes naturally, this is your next challenge. A fast-growing, drive-through beverage brand with a cult following is expanding across Texas and beyond—and we need an energetic District Manager to lead the charge. You'll oversee multiple high-volume stores, develop incredible teams, and bring an unforgettable guest experience to every cup served. What You'll Do Lead 4 - 5 locations, mentoring GMs and Assistant Managers to operational excellence. Drive revenue and performance through coaching, systems, and accountability. Support new-store openings and help shape the next phase of regional growth. Manage P&Ls, labor, and guest satisfaction metrics with precision and passion. Build culture from the front line—because our best leaders aren't behind a desk. Who You Are Experienced multi-unit leader (2 + years) in coffee, beverage, or fast-casual. Obsessed with energy, speed, and service—every guest, every time. Equally comfortable mentoring a first-time shift lead or presenting to ownership. Ready to travel, inspire, and lead by example. Perks Competitive salary + bonus plan. Full benefits and advancement potential in a company that's doubling its footprint. A culture built on positivity, hustle, and the simple joy of serving great drinks fast. If you're ready to grow with a brand that's redefining drive-through energy, apply today and show us what leadership tastes like. JOB ID: 167363 #post Jason Weaver

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