DIRECTOR OF SALES
DIRECTOR OF SALES
Posted 7 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Strong focus on the growth of Total Hotel Revenue and positive RevPAR Index Change Year-Over-Year – your ability to influence and increase these upon starting is key
- Understanding and execution of the Sales Process to effectively contract group business and secure corporate negotiated rate accounts
- Understand and champion the hotel's overall Business Plan with a strong focus on execution
- Ensure a strong understanding of the hotel's Comp Set and provide any recommendations to the Field Sales Staff and General Manager
- Staff Optimization – ensure all newly hired and current sales staff understand their mission and have the tools to execute successfully on the Business Plan
- Develop and get to know key players to include Hotel Ownership and pertinent Field/Corporate Staff
- High School Graduate or General Education Degree (GED) with 3-5 years of equivalent work experience – you have a passion for Hotel Sales coupled with a competitive, hunter mentality!
- Strong understanding of Hotel Sales and Comp Sets with a proven track record of success
- Exceptional communication skills both verbal and written – your ability to communicate and influence by word and writing is a must
- Basic Computer Skills – you must have the ability to communicate effectively through email as well as manipulate and analyze information quickly from spreadsheets and databases
- Preferred Skills and/or Education:
- Bachelor's Degree
- Premium-branded Select, Focused, or Extended Hotel Stay experience
- Delphi experience for Hilton/Marriott Hotels or Envision for Crestline's Hyatt hotels
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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