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General Manager-Northern New Jersey Area at Blue Sky Hospitality Ltd.
Job Description
A well-established hotel management company is seeking an experiencedGeneral Managerto lead one of its branded properties in Northern New Jersey. This position is ideal for a hospitality professional with strong leadership skills, a proven track record of success inHilton-branded hotels, and the ability to deliver excellence in both guest experience and financial performance.
Key Responsibilities- Oversee all aspects of daily hotel operations while ensuring compliance withHilton brand standards.
- Lead and motivate department heads and associates to achieve operational goals and maintain a culture of excellence.
- Manage the property's financial performance, including forecasting, budgeting, and P&L accountability.
- Drive guest satisfaction and maintain top-tier scores on brand quality and service audits.
- Collaborate with Sales, Revenue, and Accounting teams to optimize revenue and profitability.
- Ensure compliance with corporate, brand, and local regulatory requirements.
- Promote a positive, inclusive, and high-performing workplace culture.
- Hilton experience is required- minimum 3 years in a General Manager, Assistant General Manager, or Director-level role within a Hilton-branded hotel.
- Experience inlimited-service or full-servicehotel environments preferred.
- Proven leadership in financial performance, guest service, and team development.
- Strong communication, organizational, and decision-making skills.
- Knowledge ofHilton systems(OnQ, Hilton Honors, etc.) highly desirable.
- Annual performance-based bonus opportunity
- Hilton brand discounts and professional development support
Typical mid-level pay: $103k for General and Operations Managers nationally
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