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PM New Logo in Wilmington, DE is seeking an Assistant Banquet Manager to hire, train and direct banquet staff, ensuring high-quality service for all events. You will supervise setup, coordinate with kitchen, sales, and guests, and manage event orders.
This role requires leadership, scheduling, budgeting awareness, and the ability to develop staff through training, coaching and performance reviews. Join a dynamic hotel environment where service excellence drives repeat business.
Job Category: Food & Beverage
Requisition Number: ASSIS019813
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Assist Banquet Manager in hiring, training and directing the banquet staff in servicing all the activities in order to ensure a successful function and repeat business. Planning and supervising all banquet activities, from set up of banquet space, to servicing events, and break down of rooms; ensuring the hotel displays a very high level of quality service. Coordination with all the parties involved in the event – Kitchen, Sales & Marketing, Purchase and guests.
A majority of time will be spent moving around the hotel, supervising and assisting line employees. Some lifting of up to 50 pounds and pushing of up to 250 pounds may be required. Must be able to plan and organize the work of others. This person needs to speak and write clearly, interact professionally with the general public and make quick decisions. Planning, reasoning and thinking skills are used when reviewing budgets, event orders and creating schedules or agendas for events. This process usually takes place while sitting down. Since the employee in this position oversees several subordinates, a vast amount of time is spent utilizing problem solving, reasoning, motivating and training abilities. Mathematical skills such as profit/ loss concepts and percentages are used often.
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