Creative Production Manager
annabelle brasserieHouston (TX)
Creative Production Manager
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annabelle brasserieHouston (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Creative Production Manager Berg Hospitality Group is seeking a creative, detail-oriented Creative Production Manager to lead graphic design and print production across our portfolio of restaurant and hospitality brands. This hands-on role combines creative design with production management, taking projects from concept through final delivery. The ideal candidate is a strong designer who can work across multiple brand identities while managing in-house printing, outside vendors, timelines and production costs.
Responsibilities:
- Graphic DesignDesign print and digital materials across multiple restaurant and hospitality brands, including menus, signage, invitations, advertisements, event collateral, email and social media assets
- Maintain each concept's distinct visual identity and brand standards
- Resize and adapt creative for various platforms, dimensions and applications
- Retouch, color-correct and prepare photography for print and digital use
- Prepare accurate, production-ready files and proof all content, pricing and specifications
- Collaborate with Marketing, Culinary, Beverage, Operations and Events teams to execute projects and revisions
- Maintain organized design files, photography and brand assets
- Print Production
- Manage print projects from final artwork through production and delivery
- Oversee in-house printing and finishing, including equipment, supplies and inventory
- Determine whether projects should be produced in-house or outsourced based on cost, timing and quality
- Request and compare vendor quotes and recommend cost-effective production solutions
- Coordinate with printers and fabricators on materials, quantities, finishes, proofs, deadlines and delivery
- Review proofs for accuracy, color consistency and production quality
- Maintain vendor relationships, pricing and order history
- Identify opportunities to consolidate orders, reduce costs and improve production efficiencies
- Troubleshoot production issues and coordinate corrections or reprints as needed
- Qualifications1–5 years of professional graphic design experience with a strong print and digital portfolio
- Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite, particularly InDesign, Illustrator and Photoshop
- Strong typography, layout, photo-editing and image-retouching skills
- Knowledge of print production, including bleeds, color profiles, file preparation, paper stocks, substrates, finishes and binding methods
- Experience working with printers, fabricators or other production vendors
- Ability to evaluate vendor quotes and identify cost-effective solutions
- Excellent proofreading, organization, project-management and attention-to-detail skills
- Ability to manage multiple projects, deadlines and priorities in a fast-paced environment
- Strong communication skills and ability to collaborate across departments
- Degree or formal training in Graphic Design, Visual Communications or a related field preferred; equivalent experience will be considered
- Experience with professional in-house printing and finishing equipment is preferred
- Hospitality, restaurant, luxury, lifestyle or event experience is a plus
- Photography, video editing, animation or motion-graphics skills are a plus
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