General Manager

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snapdragon associatesSeattle (WA)

General and Operations Managers Hardware Merchant Wholesalers

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$180,000 per year

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About the role

Our client is a leading Division 8 door and hardware organization operating a high-volume branch in the Seattle, Washington market. The business is on track for tremendous growth over the next one to two years and supports primarily new construction work, along with aftermarket business. The operation includes in-house welding and pre-install capabilities, a warehouse, estimating, sales, and project management teams, and is part of a larger, well-established architectural openings platform.

The Role: The General Manager will oversee full sales and operations for a large, complex Division 8 operation and will be responsible for complete P&L ownership, budgeting, forecasting, and execution. Reporting to senior leadership, this individual must bring deep Division 8 experience and a proven background managing high-volume, operations-driven environments. Operations strength is critical, as the volume and complexity of this location require disciplined execution, strong financial acumen, and the ability to lead and develop established teams. This is a hands-on leadership role suited for someone who understands scale and knows how to manage growth without losing operational control. Benefits and Compensation Base salary range of $180,000 to $200,000 Branch incentive program Full benefits including medical, dental, and vision Relocation assistance considered on a case-by-case basis

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