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Hcareers is seeking a Task Force General Manager to provide both short and long-term task force coverage for EOS Hospitality properties, serving as the acting General Manager onsite and representing the company with guests and staff.
The role covers leadership during transitions, leave periods, or training, with assignment lengths based on property needs and includes developing leaders, driving profitability, and coordinating with the revenue team on seasonal demand.
Task Force General Manager will provide both short and long-term task force coverage for any of the EOS Hospitality owned or managed properties serving as the acting General Manager, onsite leader of the hotel and represents the company with internal and external clients and communications. This position will be needed during times of transition, during a leave of absence or when assistance In training Is needed until a full-time General Manager is assigned. The length of the assignment(s) will be based on the specific needs of the property. Properties include independent as well as branded hotels, including Marriott and Hilton properties.
This position is responsible for the selection, training, and development of key leadership roles within the resort and for constantly monitoring hotel staff performance in all phases of service and job functions. The Task Force General Manager must be able to interact with guests, resolve problems and communicate effectively with all departments. The role must ensure the profitability of all departments to achieve the budgeted objective. The Task Force General Manager will also be the primary training resource for new General Managers, or General Managers needing additional support and hands on training. This individual may also provide support in a variety of other operational roles as well as assist with corporate projects and initiatives.
Hotel Management Experience
Hotel Management Experience
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