General Manager at Gilroy GMC
chryslerGilroy (CA)
About the role
If you're looking for an opportunity to join the automotive industry as a valued team member, your search is complete! Located in the Gilroy Auto Mall and serving the South Bay Area, Gilroy Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram is seeking an experienced General Manager to lead and oversee all dealership operations.
Benefits:
- Free College Education offered to Employees and their Families
- Paid Training and Development
- Medical, Vision and Dental Benefits 401(k) with Company MatchPaid Holidays
- Paid Vacation Time OffEmployee Appreciation Lunches
- Employee Referral Bonuses
- Employee Discounts
- Excellent Culture
- Room for GrowthWhat You'll DoLead all dealership operations including Sales, Service, Parts, and Finance
- Drive profitability and departmental performance
- Recruit, train, and develop department leadership
- Analyze financial statements and operational reports
- Ensure compliance with manufacturer standards
- Build strong relationships with customers, lenders, and manufacturers
- Develop marketing and merchandising strategies
- Create a culture of accountability, teamwork, and customer satisfaction
Qualifications:
- Minimum 5 years of dealership General Manager or General Sales Manager experience required
- Automotive dealership leadership experience required
- Strong financial and operational management skills
- Proven record of driving profitability and growth
- Excellent leadership, communication, and organizational skills
- Local candidates strongly preferred
- Valid driver's license required
- Must pass background and drug screening
Gill Automotive Group is an equal-opportunity employer. Background and drug screen required for employment.
For more information, please see gillautogroup.com.
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