Stand Leader (Manager)
motley7brewYakima (WA)
$65-75 K
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Company Description:
We're Motley 7 Brew (Motley), whose mission is to cultivate kindness and success, one genuine interaction at a time. 7 Brew Coffee is blowing up across the USA as a double drive-thru concept with over 20,000 different beverages, serving premium coffee, energy drinks, shakes, smoothies, and teas. Every visit to 7 Brew is designed to be the happiest part of your day, creating a warm and welcoming experience for customers, due to our focus on personal interaction at every visit. M7B has a commitment to build 200+ stands in the NW (Washington, Oregon and Idaho) along with the 180+ to which we’ve already committed in Ohio, Georgia, and Texas (with 50 already open). We provide our people with an excellent opportunity to thrive and grow! Future spans in the US are also being considered, check us out at motley 7brew.com, or the brand at 7 Brew.com.
Role Description:
This is a full-time hybrid role for a Stand Leader or greater role at Motley 7 Brew. The Stand Leader will oversee day-to-day operations, manage teams, handle budgeting, and ensure top-notch customer service. The initial roles are located in Yakima, but we do intend to grow across WA, OR and stands in ID. Initial stand leader hires will have the fastest track to larger roles, based on performance. Compensation package includes a salary in the $65-75K range DOE, with a full benefit and bonus package targeted at 25% of base. Our growth plans will include the need for Regional Leader (District Manager) level candidate in the near future.
Qualifications:
Operations Management, Team Management, and Budgeting skills Analytical Skills for data-driven decision-making Strong Customer Service orientation Excellent communication and interpersonal skills Experience in the coffee or hospitality/QSR industry is a must Bachelor's degree in Business Administration or related field a plus but we look closely at industry experience and leadership ability
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