Vice President of Operations
$200,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$200,000 per year
About the role
- Provide direct oversight and support to General Managers across all 10 properties, ensuring alignment with company standards, brand requirements, and ownership/investor expectations
- Conduct regular property visits, operational audits, and performance reviews to identify risks and opportunities
- Serve as an escalation point for significant operational, guest service, or crisis-related issues
- Own portfolio-wide P&L accountability in partnership with property GMs and the finance team; drive revenue growth, cost discipline, and EBITDA performance
- Review and approve annual operating budgets and capital expenditure plans for each property
- Partner with Revenue Management and Sales leadership to optimize RevPAR, occupancy, and rate strategy across markets
- Brand & Guest Experience
- Ensure consistent execution of brand standards and service culture across all properties, including for multi-brand or independent hotels
- Monitor guest satisfaction metrics (e.g., brand surveys, online reputation, GSS/GSI scores) and lead corrective action planning where needed
- Champion quality assurance programs and brand inspection readiness
- Recruit, develop, and retain a strong bench of General Managers and property leadership teams
- Partner closely with HR on succession planning, leadership development, and performance management across the portfolio
- Foster a culture of accountability, engagement, and operational excellence throughout the organization
- Strategic Planning & Cross-Functional Partnership
- Partner with executive leadership (HR, Finance, Sales & Marketing, Development) on company-wide strategic initiatives
- Support due diligence, pre-opening, and integration efforts for new property acquisitions or management contracts
- Represent the company with ownership groups, brand representatives, and key stakeholders
- Compliance & Risk Management
- Ensure properties maintain compliance with applicable safety, labor, health, and brand regulatory requirements
- Partner with HR and Legal on employment practices, risk mitigation, and incident response across the portfolio
- Required 10+ years of progressive hotel operations experience, including multi-property or regional leadership
- Proven track record managing P&L across multiple assets simultaneously
- Strong working knowledge of major hotel brand standards (e.g., Marriott, Hilton, IHG) and/or independent hotel operations
- Demonstrated success developing and leading General Managers and property leadership teams
- Bachelor's degree in Hospitality Management, Business, or related field (or equivalent experience)
- Willingness and ability to travel regularly across the portfolio
- PreferredExperience across multiple states/markets with varying labor and regulatory environments
- Background supporting or partnering closely with HR, Revenue Management, and Sales teams
- Experience with hotel acquisitions, openings, or management transitions
- Strategic and financial acumen
- Executive presence and stakeholder management (owners, brands, investors)
- Decisive, hands-on leadership style balanced with the ability to delegate
- Strong coaching and talent development orientation
- Operational problem-solving under pressure
- Clear, confident communication across all levels of the organization
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