General Manager for New Custom Homes New Bern NC

Posted 2 days ago

tradelink solutionsNew Bern (NC)

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$140-150k/year

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About the role

A National leader in the custom home building industry, is looking for a General Manager in New Bern, NCAn ideal candidate must possess a strong work ethic, problem-solving skills, and knowledge of residential construction. Someone will be a great fit if they are from/familiar with the NC area & knows the local vendors/subs/etc to acclimate more quickly to the operations leader. This company is looking for the right person with "high energy" and strong leadership that will constantly be driving the Construction & Sales processes Here is the basic breakdown of their approach to managing all aspects of the branch operations, sales & production for our office clientele & staff. Sales Leadership (Direct all New Home Sales personnel for branch growth initiatives) Production Expertise (New Custom Home Construction oversight & training) Administration Excellence (Finance management, Production cost oversight, Sales support staff management) Operations Management- Extensive Production Experience on MULTIPLE Ground-Up Custom Homes in order to lead the Construction Management team Administration of P&L / Financials & Staff Management Sales Management Process for New Home Design & Construction Operations Compensation: Up to $150k salary range (DOE); Guaranteed Bonus 1st Year; Auto & Phone Allowance; Benefits including healthcare insurance / 401(k) / PTO / etc. Benefits Provided:401K with company match Competitive Salary (DOE) : $140-150k/year Guaranteed Bonus 1st year ( $20k approximately) Health insurance benefits program offered Vehicle allowance @ $1000/month Cell phone allowance @ $75/month Vacation and holidays (3 weeks)
Compensation: $180,000 per year

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