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Develop annual revenue budget for the hotel with the Revenue Management team, VP of Sales, Limelight Sales team members, Finance team members and the hotel General Manager. Supervision Received: Works under limited supervision of the General Manager, with a dotted line to the Aspen Hospitality VP of Sales.
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QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS Chief Dental Officer (DDS / DMD) DMD / DDS - General Dentistry Seeking Dentist with passion to lead a dental team and serve the local community COMMUNITY Chief Dental Officer (DDS / DMD) Southwest Colorado - only 45 minutes to Telluride, Colorado An area renowned for its outdoors activities and world-class ski resort A small-town community “hidden gem” - nestled atop Wright’s Mesa at 7000 ft.
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A General Manager (GM) is responsible for the overall operations, customer experience, sales performance and execution of brand excellence in a resort. The General Manager must maintain an exceptional level of customer service by developing strong Resort Managers, Shift Leads and Team Members.
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The Pet Groomer is a commission-based position within the Resort and reports directly to the General Manager. Report any unusual concerns to the general manager and the pet parent.
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CFC is a general contractor/construction manager founded on the traditions of working hard, working smart, building well and have fun each day. CFC's project portfolio includes mountain resort facilities, hospitality, commercial and multi-family residential.
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The General Manager is responsible for the overall success of the lodging and association management for Mountain Thunder Lodge and River Mountain Lodge. This person will be responsible for all operating costs, budgets, forecasts, strategic planning, and other KPIs such as NPS. The General Manager leads *Epic Service.
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City Bark, 8th Ave, is looking for a dedicated Pet Resort General Manager to join our team! A Pet Resort General Manager is responsible for the overall operations, customer experience, sales performance and execution of brand excellence in a resort.
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The general manager will be responsible for all day-to-day operations of the Steamboat Grand Hotel and the Steamboat Grand Homeowners Association. Hotel General Manager - Year Round - Full Time Alterra Mountain Company Denver CO.
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Sightline Hospitality is seeking an experienced General Manager (Four Star Experience Desired) for a soon to open Resort in Moab, Utah. In addition, the General Manager must have a strong knowledge of all aspects of hotels operations including Sales, Marketing, Revenue Management, Food & Beverage and Preventative Maintenance Programs.
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Enroll the operation, yourself, staff and resources in the participation of resort and local festivals/ events to enhance the value of the event, increase attendance and market the Ski Tip Lodge.
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Minimum of 2 years of experience as a supervisor or manager in an upscale Food & Beverage hotel/resort. Ensures that the guest experience is pleasant in regard to atmosphere, service and quality of food and beverage products by adhering to the resort brand standards.
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Evaluates and fixes any concerns with members, concierge, housekeeping and property maintenance in the destination while reporting them to the Resort Manager. If destination is a Club or Hotel partner, Operations Manager works with hotel General Manager and Department Heads to ensure Exclusive Resorts levels of service are integrated with the hotels’ procedures in accordance with service agreements.
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Collaborate with other General Managers in-resort as well as cross-divisional resort leaders to resolve challenges and provide seamless Experiences of a Lifetime for guests. Work closely with Revenue Management, Reservations, and Resort Sales teams to maximize revenue and occupancy.
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