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You are responsible for the operational, commercial and financial management of the Residence Rose Marie.
Main duties
Supervise the reception, accommodation and services of the residence.
Develop the
occupancy rate and turnover
Develop business, local and diaspora clientele.
Ensure the satisfaction and loyalty of residents.
Manage and coordinate teams.
Oversee purchases, inventory, maintenance and service providers.
Controlling costs and receipts.
Ensure regular reporting to management.
Ensure that quality, hygiene and safety standards are met.
Candidate profile
Bac+2 to Bac+5 in hospitality, tourism, management, trade or equivalent field.
Minimum
Experience
in the management of a hotel, residence, apart-hotel or similar establishment.
Solid skills in
management, sales and management
Other information
Mastery of Excel and computer tools.
Excellent sense of customer service.
Autonomy, rigor, dynamism and initiative.
Fluent French; English appreciated.
We are mainly looking for
A results-oriented person, able to take control of the operation, develop the activity and sustainably improve the profitability of the residence.
Salary
Fixed salary + performance award
, according to profile and experience.
Sector: Hospitality
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