Catering Manager, Germantown Cricket Club, Philadelphia, PA

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Catering Manager, Germantown Cricket Club, Philadelphia, PA

THE GERMANTOWN CRICKET CLUB 411 MANHEIM STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA 19144 215.438.9900 FAX: 215.438.5086 POSITION PROFILE CATERING MANAGER GERMANTOWN CRICKET CLUB, PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA POSITION REPORTS TO: CATERING DIRECTOR, CHRIS CARNES FOUNDED IN 1854, GERMANTOWN CRICKET CLUB IS A TRADITIONAL; MEMBER OWNED PRIVATE CLUB SERVING 720 MEMBERS AND THEIR FAMILIES. THE CLUB IS LOCATED 15 MINUTES FROM CENTER CITY PHILADELPHIA ON 14 ACRES HIDDEN AWAY IN HISTORIC GERMANTOWN. OVER THE YEARS THE CLUB HAS HOSTED ANY NUMBER OF PRESTIGIOUS TENNIS AND SQUASH EVENTS TO INCLUDE US OPEN AND DAVIS CUP MATCHES AS WELL AS SEVERAL NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED SQUASH TOURNAMENTS. RECREATIONAL AND SOCIAL AMENITIES INCLUDE A TOTAL OF 45 TENNIS COURTS WITH GRASS, CLAY, HAR-TRU AND HARD SURFACES, STATE OF THE ART SQUASH COURTS, A FITNESS CENTER, SWIMMING POOL, BOWLING ALLEYS, CRICKET GROUNDS AND AN ELEGANT CLUBHOUSE THAT IS LISTED ON THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES. THE CLUB OFFERS SEVERAL MEMBER DINING VENUES AS WELL AS BANQUET ROOMS ABLE TO ACCOMMODATE LARGE AND SMALL FUNCTIONS AND MEMBER EVENTS. THE CLUB IS OPEN YEAR ROUND. ANNUAL GROSS REVENUES OF $3.5 MILLION ANNUAL FOOD & BEVERAGE REVENUES OF $1.1 MILLION – 50/50 SPLIT BETWEEN BANQUETS & ALA CART WE ARE LOOKING FOR A SEASONED ENERGETIC PROFESSIONAL WITH A POSITIVE ATTITUDE AND A PASSION FOR THEIR CRAFT, WHO HAS CLUB EXPERIENCE IN THE CLUB CATERING FIELD TO LEAD OUR CATERING TEAM AND BE THE FACE OF THE DEPARTMENT. THIS INDIVIDUAL MUST BE HIGHLY ORGANIZED, HAVE HAD PROVEN RESULTS IN BOOKING AND EXECUTING MEMORABLE CATERING EVENTS AND CAN DELIVER CONSISTENT QUALITY PRODUCT IN A MEMBER CENTRIC ATMOSPHERE. THE CANDIDATE MUST ALSO HAVE EXPERIENCE IN MANAGING AND EXECUTING BANQUETS, EVENTS. POSITION AVAILABLE: IMMEDIATELY SALARY RANGE - $30,000.00 - $40,000.00 ANNUALLY + PAID VACATION, HEALTH INSURANCE & EDUCATION + COMMISSIONS SUBMIT RESUMES TO: JAMES IVANKOVICH, GENERAL MANAGER GERMANTOWN CRICKET CLUB [email protected] OR VIA MAILING ADDRESS ABOVE. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE .

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