JOEY Restaurant Private Events Management

JOEY Restaurant Private Events Management


Company
JOEY Restaurants
Location
Edmonton, AB
Job Type
Part-time
Posted
1 day ago
Via
via BeBee

Job Description
Join JOEY as a Private Events Manager and shape the success of a multi-million-dollar restaurant. This role offers part-time or full-time flexibility for dedicated leaders passionate about hospitality. As a Private Events Manager, your mission will be to recruit, develop, and lead a team of 50-100 individuals, driving their growth while ensuring high standards in guest satisfaction and profitability.

You'll be tasked with implementing effective operations and strategic goals, making a lasting impact in the restaurant’s performance and culture. Key Responsibilities:
β€’ Recruit and cultivate talent for a high-performing team
β€’ Achieve quarterly strategic planning goals effectively
β€’ Maintain the highest standards in products and service
β€’ Manage budgets and financial forecasts in-store
β€’ Support new restaurant openings in Canada and the US Requirements:
β€’ 1-3+ years of leadership experience
β€’ Proven abilities in coaching and team development
β€’ Detail-oriented with strong integrity
β€’ Skills in proactive recruitment of top talent
β€’ Budget management expertise Inspire change and foster growth within the JOEY community while delivering excellence in restaurant operations.

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