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Lifestyle Manager | London
A leading international hospitality group is looking for a charismatic and highly connected Lifestyle Manager to join one of its premium dining destinations in London.
This is a highly guest-facing role for someone who naturally creates energy, builds relationships, and understands what makes a venue feel exciting, relevant, and sought-after. The Lifestyle Manager will play a key role in developing the venue’s community, becoming a familiar face to its key guests and helping establish the venue as a true lifestyle destination.
Key Responsibilities
- Be a highly visible presence within the venue, creating energy and engaging naturally with guests.
- Build and maintain strong relationships with regular guests, VIPs, influencers, creatives, tastemakers, and key members of London’s social community.
- Develop a strong understanding of the venue’s clientele and create meaningful relationships that encourage repeat visits and loyalty.
- Help position the venue as a lifestyle destination through guest engagement, experiences, events, and partnerships.
- Identify opportunities to attract new and relevant audiences to the venue.
- Work closely with Marketing and Operations to create experiences that reflect the personality and positioning of the concept.
- Support and participate in events, activations, launches, and special occasions.
- Welcome and personally engage with VIPs and high-profile guests, ensuring a highly personalized experience.
- Stay closely connected to London’s lifestyle, fashion, entertainment, art, music, and social scenes to identify relevant trends and opportunities.
- Build relationships with influential individuals, communities, brands, and businesses that can contribute to the venue’s growth and visibility.
- Gather guest feedback and insights and share these with the wider team to continuously improve the experience.
- Help create a genuine sense of community around the venue and ensure guests feel connected to the concept beyond their visit.
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We are looking for someone who is:
- Naturally charismatic, warm, and confident when engaging with people.
- Highly social and genuinely enjoys being around guests.
- Well connected within London’s lifestyle, social, entertainment, fashion, or hospitality scene.
- Experienced in guest relations, lifestyle management, events, hospitality, PR, community building, or a similar guest-facing role.
- Comfortable engaging with high-profile and high-net-worth individuals.
- Naturally curious about people and able to build genuine, long-term relationships.
- Commercially aware and understands how strong guest relationships can translate into repeat business and revenue.
- Energetic, proactive, and comfortable working in a fast-paced environment.
- Impeccably presented with excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
- Someone who understands that the atmosphere, the people, and the relationships are just as important as the food and service.


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This isn't a traditional desk-based role. We're looking for someone who lives the London lifestyle, someone who knows where people are going, who they are, what they like, and how to bring the right people together.
If you're the person who can walk into a venue, know half the room, make the other half feel welcome, and naturally create the energy everyone wants to be around, this could be the role for you.
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