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General Manager : Destination Country Pub : Derbyshire : A GBP 55,000 + Bonus

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A rare opportunity has arisen for an ambitious General Manager to lead a much-loved independent country pub through an exciting new chapter.
Already known for its warm hospitality, locally sourced food and strong community following, the venue is preparing for a major refurbishment that will completely transform the scale and potential of the business.
The Development Will Introduce
- A significant increase in internal dining covers
- A brand-new outdoor event space
- Ten beautifully designed guest bedrooms
- Greater capacity for weddings, celebrations and private events
We are looking for a forward-thinking General Manager who can take ownership of the expanded operation, build a brilliant team and turn this impressive venue into one of the region's leading hospitality destinations.
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The Role
- Lead the business through its refurbishment, reopening and continued growth
- Recruit, train and inspire a high-performing front and back-of-house team
- Develop multiple revenue streams across food, drink, accommodation and events
- Take full ownership of sales, labour, stock control, budgets and profitability
- Build strong relationships with the local community and surrounding businesses
- Deliver exceptional standards while maintaining the warmth and personality of a great country pub
- Create memorable experiences for local guests, destination diners and overnight visitors
About You
- An experienced General Manager from a quality pub, restaurant, hotel or destination venue
- Commercially astute, with strong P and L and cost-control experience
- Confident managing a busy, multifaceted hospitality operation
- Experienced in building teams and embedding standards during periods of change
- A natural host who enjoys being visible, engaging with guests and driving the atmosphere
- Excited by the opportunity to shape a growing business and take a successful site to the next level


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This is far more than maintaining an established operation. It is an opportunity to play a central role in an ambitious transformation, helping to create an exceptional countryside destination for dining, drinking, staying and celebrating.
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