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Riser Fitness is seeking a District Manager to oversee multiple Pilates studios within a defined region. You will guide General Managers, drive membership growth, manage revenue streams, and lead sales initiatives across locations.
The DM reports to the Director of Sales/Operations and collaborates with staff to ensure service excellence. This full-time role in the United States offers a base salary of $80,000–$85,000 plus a bonus opportunity up to $36,000 annually, with comprehensive benefits
DISTRICT MANAGER
District Manager
Director of Sales/Operations
$80,000-85,000 Base Salary + Bonus Opportunity up to $36,000 annually
Full Time
Riser Fitness, established in 2013, is a multi-unit operator and developer of the Club Pilates franchise system. We operate studios across AZ, CA, CO, MN, NV, OR, and WA and are one of the largest and longest-operating franchisees. Club Pilates offers group reformer Pilates classes catering to all levels and fitness goals, aiming to make Pilates affordable and accessible to everyone. Club Pilates has been recognized by “Inc. Magazine” and “Entrepreneur Magazine” for its excellence in franchising and service.
Be a part of the growing boutique fitness industry! As a District Manager, you’ll connect with members, guide studio staff, and contribute to the success of multiple studios in a fast-paced and dynamic environment.
The District Manager (DM) will oversee all operations of multiple Pilates studios within a specified region. This includes guiding General Managers in managing their studios, overseeing membership and retail sales, and evaluating instructor performance. The DM leads sales strategies across all locations, driving membership growth and implementing initiatives to reduce attrition. The role involves hiring, training, and managing General Managers and Sales Associates, while utilizing discretion and independent judgment in directing the work of all personnel. Fitness or Pilates experience is preferred but not required.’