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Regional Studio Manager
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Responsibilities
- Oversee the day-to-day performance and development of the club Studio Management team.
- Ensure smooth operations and consistently high service standards as the primary point of escalation.
- Play a key role in the ongoing development of the studio product.
- Drive timetable performance, instructor quality, and operational standards across the group.
- Drive studio performance across all clubs, ensuring class occupancy, utilisation, and revenue targets are consistently achieved.
- Support the delivery of studio KPIs through strong operational management and data-led decision making.
- Work closely with club and regional teams to maximise member engagement, retention, and studio growth.
- Maintain exceptional studio standards and ensure a consistent premium member experience across all locations.
- Uphold brand standards across programming, presentation, instructor delivery, and studio operations.
- Act as an ambassador for the studio product, driving innovation while protecting brand consistency.
- Lead, support, and develop the studio management team across the region.
- Coach and mentor instructors and managers to continuously elevate performance and delivery standards.
- Support recruitment, onboarding, training, and succession planning for studio teams.
- Foster a positive, high-performance culture focused on accountability, collaboration, and development.
- Ensure all studio operations comply with company policies, health & safety standards, and operational procedures.
- Act as the main escalation point for studio-related operational issues and member concerns.
- Monitor compliance across instructor qualifications, payroll processes, and operational documentation.
- Magicline system management: data integrity, configuration, reporting consistency across clubs
- Contribute to studio product evolution.
- Support the launch and implementation of new concepts, programming, and events.
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