Little Caesars Pizza is HIRING IMMEDIATELY for an Area Coach - Must have multi-unit experience.

Our growing QSR business seeks a District Manager who can create productive working atmospheres in our stores and hire store managers committed to the company’s success.

The successful candidate will be responsible for creating the overall vision for each store in their district, establishing benchmarks for store management teams, and implementing policies and programs to help those teams achieve their goals. The District Manager will also be charged with collaborating with our advertising team to develop marketing materials designed to help the district to meet or exceed corporate sales goals

District Manager responsibilities

• Responsible for outlining a comprehensive recruiting and training program for store managers to follow
• Monitor the P&L reports for each store and develop effective ways to fill in any gaps between actual performance and company projections
• Prioritize store performance issues to make certain that the issues most directly affecting profitability are addressed first.
• Immediately address any lapses in compliance with corporate policies or local, state and federal laws
• Act as a coach to the store managers and as a resource to each store employee to help inspire the success of each store

District Manager will report to the Director of Operations on a daily or as-needed basis.

REQUIREMENTS

• 2 years’ experience in QSR management
• 2 years’ experience managing multiple store locations
• Proven ability to create policies that generate profits in multiple retail sales locations
• Strong interpersonal communication and negotiations skills
• Ability to create and implement strong training programs
• Bilingual (English and Spanish)
• Must be able to pass background and drug test.
• Valid DL and reliable transportation is a must.

As the fastest growing pizza chain in the U.S., there’s no denying that Little Caesars is doing something right. We’re an international brand that’s a household name and a front-of-mind decision when you’ve got pizza on the brain. We’ve grown tremendously since opening the first store in 1959 – and we’re still growing. But, at the end of the day, our success as a big-town name is because of our focus on small town values.