District Manager - Student Nutrition

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auctisDallas (TX)

Food Service ManagersFood Service Contractors

SENIORITY

Manager

About the role

District Manager - Student NutritionWe are seeking a highly skilled District Manager to join our team in the Greater Dallas Area, TX, USA. As a key player in the Food Service Management industry, we offer a compelling opportunity for a dynamic professional.Position Details:Location:Greater Dallas Area, TX, USARemote Work: Allowed (Reside nearby)Company: Industry Leader (Aramark Division)Salary: Competitive (Details shared during discussions)Bonus: 22.00%Education: Bachelor's DegreeExperience: 7-10 YearsTravel: +50%Relocation: NoCar Allowance: YesStock Options: YesResponsibilities: As a District Manager, you will drive vision, planning, and leadership within a geographic district. Focus areas include growth, cost efficiency, and productivity, ensuring the execution of General Management programs.Key Success Measures: Revenue GrowthEBIT, MarginConsumer SatisfactionClient LoyaltyEmployee EngagementQualifications: Proven leadership (5-10 years) with P&L responsibilityStrong management practices knowledgeTalent acquisition and development skillsComfort with contractual requirementsExcellent communication and teamwork skillsCandidate Requirements: Bachelors degree (Advanced degree preferred)Contract food service management experienceP&L management experienceK12 food service experience5-10 years leadership in the food service industryAdditional Details: Remote-based with local travel throughout K12 school districts.

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