Manager in Training

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gecko hospitalityOgden (UT)

Entertainment and Recreation Managers, Except Gambling Full-Service Restaurants

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$45000-$55000/yr

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About the role

Manager in Training $45000-$55000/yrOgden, UTReady to run the show and build your own crew? This Management Training Program is your fast track to running a high-energy sports and entertainment facility, with a clear path to becoming a General Manager. Starting at $45k-$54k, you can quickly level up to $70k-$80k+ while scoring fully covered medical benefits and unlimited vacation. The Vibe & Mission The Mission: Bring people together through epic sports experiences and community service. Lead by Example: Forget sitting in a boring office-you'll be right in the action, helping your team and vibing with guests. Fast-Track Growth: Get hands-on coaching, leadership mentorship, and professional certifications to lock in your future executive role. What You'll Actually DoBuild the Squad: Recruit, schedule, and hype up your staff to keep energy high. Run the Business: Oversee league sign-ups, handle customer requests, and manage day-to-day operations. Own the Space: Keep the facility looking clean, safe, and ready for game day. The Logistics The Schedule: Built for night owls and weekend hustlers (Mon-Fri 4 PM-1 AM; Sat-Sun 6 AM-1 AM).

Your Background: Got experience in retail, hospitality, or campus leadership? You're already ahead. The Fit: If you love sports, hold a degree (or equivalent), and are 18+, you're ready to apply. For immediate consideration please send resume to Don Hutcheson at don@geckohospitality.com ZRDH

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