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Works with the District Manager and Regional Director of Field Sales to manage all sales activities of the property and meet revenue objectives. Directly manages an Assistant General Manager who supervises a total of 8 to 10 employees on the Property.
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We are searching for a Regional/District Sales Manager. Regional Support Manager. Experience with Multi-Unit Management. We are searching for a Regional/District Sales Manager.
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Effectively communicate with appropriate internal and external groups including Municipal, State and Federal agencies, Indigenous Groups, contractors, and internal staff including L - P, Construction, Survey, HSE, and Regional and District staff.
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As the district manager, you will have the opportunity to be a hands-on leader responsible for leading and directing our restaurants operations toward achieving the overall strategic objectives of the company and the district.
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O Ot her Duties - Performs other duties as assigned by the District or Regional Manager. Responds to business trends by communicating information to District Manager as needed.
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Actively participates in floor walks with Regional Vice President, District Manager, and Store Director and creates an implementation plan to make changes based on feedback provided in store walks.
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Per direction of the Director of Sales; implements changes to programs or process; ensuring all sales associates achieve required behavior changes and performance metrics within the district. Coordinate and manage daily regional sales activities in accordance with company profit plans and objectives.
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The District Operations Manager role is a prerequisite to the Regional Operations Manager position. Having experience in big box home improvement, retail, construction, project scheduling, phase plan capability will be a tremendous benefit as you take on your new role as SPAR’s District Operations Manager.
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Located in the heart of the central business district and adjacent to Busch Stadium, Ballpark Village is the center for St. Louis regional entertainment and hosts more than an estimated 6 million visitors annually with 150+ events per year.
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We are looking for a Neuroscience District Sales Manager who wants to join an innovative and dynamic sales organization and to make a difference in patients' lives every day. Reporting to the Regional Sales Director, the DSM is responsible for effectively leading, coaching and managing a team of 8-10 Neuroscience Account Managers.
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Regional offices also serve to represent the Division with local juvenile justice partnerships, committees, statutorily mandated boards, and governmental/private entities including, but not limited to, district attorneys, public defenders, county departments of human services, judicial officers, juvenile probation, local school districts, and mental health centers.
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Internal: District Sales Manager, Regional Sales Manager, VP of Local Sales, Accounting/Credit Department, Merchandising and Marketing, Operations, and Customer Contact. Remote: This role is fully remote, and the associate is expected to perform assigned responsibilities from a home-based environment.
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The Regional Asset Protection Manager takes complex asset protection scenarios and investigates them through building solid partnerships with store, district, and regional leadership.
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The District Supervisor is the multi-unit manager on the front lines of our business. Regional is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, creed, national origin, sex (including pregnancy, childbirth, and related medical conditions), sexual orientation, gender identity, transgender status, age, disability, genetic information, veteran status, uniform service, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law ("Protected Characteristics.
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The District Sales Manager (DSM) provides leadership, strategic planning and monitors all sales activities of Territory Managers (TMs) for assigned districts to ensure the team achieves maximum profitability and growth in line with the Company’s vision and goals.
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