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Experience in luxury brands/Forbes/AAA Five Star/Five Diamond/Michelin Star/Relais & Châteaux environments is required. A minimum of five years as an Executive Chef or Exec Sous of a multi-unit equivalent luxury brand propertyCertification of training in wine preferred.
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We are known for our values-driven culture of: Being Passionate & Caring Creating Fun & Happiness Building Open & Honest Relationships Being Resourceful Being Humble & Kind Check out our 5 Star Rating on Great Recruiters.
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About Us:For over 40 years, North Country Home Services has been offering exceptional care to the residents of upstate New York. Spanning across five counties, our mission is to provide home health care and supportive services to our clients by enabling them to remain as independent as possible, at home, when undergoing stress and/or hardships due to illness, disabilities, injury, or limitations due to age.
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The ideal candidate possesses a bachelor’s degree; a minimum five years’ experience managing subsidized multifamily housing programs; and a knowledge and understanding of applicable federal and state laws, regulations, and policies.
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