Regional Franchise Manager
$80,000 - $95,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$80,000 - $95,000 per year
About the role
- Provide support and coaching in all areas of the business (P&L, Operations, Sales and Marketing, Staffing, Purchasing, A/R)
- Maintain meaningful and frequent communication with the franchises utilizing teams' meetings, telephone, email, internet forums, and face to face meetings.
- Monitor business activities and provide proactive solutions to current and future challenges in all areas of business.
- Identify new marketing opportunities and implement initiatives with a franchise to reach their goals.
- Provide guidance on handling employee issues.
- Evaluate financial reports and monitor profitability.
- Conduct regular compliance evaluations.
- Participate in regional Peer Group meetings and quarterly webinars.
- Create strong and lasting relationships.
- Advise and coach lawn care and pest principles.
- Minimum 2-year college degree, bachelor's degree preferred
- Minimum 5-year multiunit experience
- Ability to travel - up to 70%.Excellent communication skills
- Working knowledge of lawncare, tree, and pest operations
- Strong organizational and time management skills
- Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills
- Proficient with Microsoft Office programs
- Beneficial experience
- Territory Management
- Green Industry Experience a plus
- Pest Industry Experience
- Multi-Unit Management
- Check out our websites:www.spring-green.comwww.springgreenfranchise.comEqual Opportunity Employer
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