General Manager Custom Homes Wytheville Virginia

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tradelink solutions companyWytheville (VA)

Construction Managers New Single-Family Housing Construction (except For-Sale Builders)

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Director

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$20,000 - $30,000 per year

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About the role

Job Description: A National leader in the custom home building industry, is looking for aGeneral Manager - Wytheville, Virginia The ideal candidate must possess a strong work ethic, problem-solving skills, and knowledge of residential construction. Someone from/familiar with the Wytheville, Virginiaarea & knows the local vendors/subs/etc to acclimate more quickly to the operations. This company is looking for the right person with “positive high energy” and strong leadership abilities that will constantly be driving the Production & Sales processes as well as growing the team. Overview of Priorities Review new leads with Sales Team Review advertising and approve budget Updates with Division President weekly Review sales pipeline, contracts, Starts, Warranty, Settlements, etc Review projections and challenges with managers & Corporate leadership. Job inspection Final Review meetings Plan reviews EPO reviews Recruit/hire/train/mentor/supervise employees, subs and vendors Network Negotiate & Hire subs and suppliers Review overhead costs and general P&L Address customer concerns & Communicate Resolutions Personal/

Family Compensation & Benefits: 401K Competitive salary (up to ~$150k/year DOE) Bonus structure based on Branch profit/sales (Average $20-30k/year) Health insurance benefits Vehicle allowance @ $1000/month Cell phone allowance @ $75/month PTO/Vacation and holidays Compensation$170,000 per year

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