Regional Supervisor

Posted 3 days ago

appleone employment servicesLas Vegas (NV)

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About the role

🚨 Now Hiring: Regional Supervisor 🚨📍 Las Vegas, NV 89101💰 DOE + Bonus Potential🚗 Company Vehicle Provided🏢 Direct Hire Opportunity Are you a proven multi-unit restaurant leader ready to take the next step in your career? We're looking for a Regional Supervisor to oversee multiple restaurant locations, drive operational excellence, develop high-performing teams, and ensure an exceptional guest experience across the region. This is a highly visible leadership role with significant impact on business performance and growth.
What You'll Do: ✅ Lead, coach, and develop Restaurant Managers and management teams✅ Drive sales growth, profitability, and operational performance✅ Ensure consistent execution of company standards and guest experience✅ Monitor KPIs, identify opportunities, and implement action plans✅ Recruit, train, and mentor future leaders✅ Support multiple locations through regular restaurant visits✅ Maintain excellence in food safety, compliance, and operational standards What We're Looking For✔️ Multi-unit restaurant management experience required✔️ 5+ years of restaurant operations experience✔️ Strong leadership, coaching, and people development skills✔️ Experience managing P&L, sales, labor, and operational metrics✔️ Ability to travel frequently between restaurant locations✔️ Bilingual Spanish is a plus Why Consider This Opportunity?🌟 High-impact leadership role🚗 Company vehicle provided📈 Growth-oriented organization🤝 Direct partnership with senior leadership💰 Competitive compensation package If you're a hands-on leader who thrives in a fast-paced restaurant environment and enjoys developing teams while driving results, I'd love to connect.📩 Apply today or message me directly for more information.

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