Director of Food And Beverage
Director of Food And Beverage
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SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- Lead all aspects of the food & beverage department, ensuring excellence across restaurants, banquets, and bars.* Develop and implement strategies to maximize guest satisfaction, profitability, and operational efficiency.* Partner with the Executive Chef to design menus featuring modern American cuisine with a focus on New York's seasonal bounty.* Oversee budgeting, forecasting, and financial planning for all outlets.* Recruit, train, and inspire a high-performing F&B team.* Ensure compliance with health, safety, and regulatory standards.
- Proven success as a Director of Food & Beverage or senior F&B leadership role within a luxury hotel or resort.* Strong operational and financial acumen with a demonstrated ability to grow revenue while managing costs.* Exceptional leadership skills with a passion for staff development and team culture.* Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced, opening environment.* Deep commitment to delivering best-in-class guest service.
- Competitive salary and comprehensive benefits.* The opportunity to lead a flagship hotel opening and set new benchmarks in hospitality.* Career advancement within a prestigious hospitality group.* A collaborative, professional environment where your expertise is recognized and valued.
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