V.P. of Restaurant Operations

V.P. of Restaurant Operations at WhatleyHR V.P. of Restaurant Operations at WhatleyHR in Madison, Mississippi Posted in 2 days ago. Type full-time Job Description Company Description WhatleyHR is a leading human resources consulting firm dedicated to helping organizations navigate the complexities of HR processes. We believe that the most valuable asset of any business is its people, and we are committed to recruiting talent that embodies dedication, innovation, and passion. •This role is intended for a WhatleyHR client, not for WhatleyHR itself. The client will be revealed during the interview process. Role Description This full-time hybrid role, based in Gulfport, MS, with some flexibility for remote work, is for a Vice President of Restaurant Operations. The VP will oversee daily operations, enhance customer service performance, manage profit and loss (P&L), and lead strategic initiatives. Other responsibilities include collaborating across teams, implementing operational improvements, leading projects, and ensuring sustained business growth. Qualifications Experience in Operations Management and P&L Management to drive efficiency and financial performance Strong skills in Strategic Planning and Project Management for driving business initiatives Proven ability to lead and enhance Customer Service operations to meet and exceed customer expectations Exceptional leadership, communication, and decision-making skills Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Hospitality Management, or a related field is a plus Experience within the restaurant industry is required, preferably in fast food Ability to work in a hybrid environment, balancing on-site presence with remote responsibilities, with the ability to travel to markets outside of Mississippi 30% of the time

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