General Manager 5 - Food
$120190 per year
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$120190 per year
About the role
- Lead large, complex operations where your strategic thinking and leadership truly make a difference.
- Shape a high-performing team culture focused on accountability, innovation, and service excellence.
- Collaborate closely with senior stakeholders to influence long-term operational success.
- Own and impact financial performance through effective budgeting, forecasting, and cost management.
- Be part of a purpose-driven organization where your leadership supports health, wellbeing, and satisfaction.
- Gain exposure to enterprise-level initiatives and cross-functional collaboration opportunities.
- Make a lasting mark by helping to define and deliver best-in-class food service experiences.
- What you’ll bring
- Proven experience leading large-scale, multi-unit food service operations with a focus on quality, service, and compliance.
- Exceptional leadership skills with a track record of developing strong teams and fostering a culture of engagement and performance.
- Advanced financial acumen, including expertise in budgeting, forecasting, and managing performance targets.
- Client relationship management skills and the skillset to influence key stakeholders at all levels.
- A strategic mindset paired with hands-on operational agility to drive results in dynamic, high-volume environments.
- Education Requirement: Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience
- Management Experience: 5 years
- Related Experience: 4-5 years
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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