Stadium Commissary Manager, Ravens 2025 Season

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all staffed upBaltimore (MD)

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Stadium Commissary Manager We are actively recruiting, self-motivated, goal oriented candidates to become Stadium Commissary Managers. The Stadium Commissary Manager leads a team that supports the sale and distribution of beer, soft drinks, and various other food and beverage products to seated spectators inside M&T Bank Stadium, home of the Baltimore Ravens. The M&T bank Stadium events schedule will typically include: All home Baltimore Ravens games, preseason, regular season and playoff gamesNCAA Football World Class SoccerMajor Concerts The ideal candidate is a detail oriented multitasking pro, with the ability to drive sales volume and deliver accuracy in a fast paced environment. If you possess these skills and have supervisory or team leading experience as well as a strong proficiency in math and/or accounting, we encourage you to apply. Training is provided. The Stadium Commissary Manager position has the following requirements: Must be at least 18 years of age Minimum of 2 years of supervisory experience or equivalent leadership qualities Available to work select Thursday night, Saturday, Sunday and Holiday events Able to lift a load of 35 pounds Able to quickly add, multiply and subtract quantities of merchandise Able to quickly add, multiply and subtract sums of money Must be able to supply and know how to use a stand-alone calculator (not smartphone app).Must provide references to confirm a character of trustworthiness and dependability

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