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General Manager (Central) Bar and Food venue : A GBP 78,000

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We are recruiting a General Manager for a smaller independent business in Central London to be responsible for the overall management of the unique operation in Central London. They have 4 venues and are growing; this is a new site with so much going on, it's a good one. This business is currently looking for more sites. Be part of this great but smaller group with 4 amazing sites and more to come. This company is very much people-focused; it's a journey and a good one. This site is high volume with a lot going on under the one roof: restaurant, bar, events, and much more. A GBP 80/120k weekly sales.
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This NEW venue is in an exceptional location. Not only is the venue itself, it's a one of a kind, casual drinks venue with food to be offered (future projects, at the moment). It has a large inside/outside space, when the sun is out the till is ringing and it's an epic venue, with a friend, coworkers, or family to sit and relax. This concept has a massive opportunity for development with the right General Manager.
Key Areas Of Focus Will Be
- Team Management: recruitment and training
- Communication
- Event Planning: when needed
- Customer Service: setting the SOPs
- Menu Planning: drinks focus on food
- Supplier Relations: arranging contracts, etc
- Financial: fully accountable for the whole business
- Health and Safety, etc


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What are we looking for?
The individual will possess excellent organization, leadership, and communication skills, with the ability to manage a varied workload. The individual will be a self-starter who is approachable and flexible and has the ability to lead a team. Excellent attention to detail is essential with a focus on event operations, customer service, and financial management.
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