Dual Sales Manager

Arbor Lodging is a leading hotel investment and management company with a growing portfolio of hotels throughout the United States, Mexico, and the Caribbean. We have been entrusted by numerous partners and are approved managers for Marriott, Hilton, Hyatt, and IHG. Our service ethos is proactive and holistic, fostering an environment where guests feel truly welcomed and supported at every interaction. Our culture is people-focused, data-driven, and results-oriented.

Summary:

The Dual Sales Manager will oversee two properties and perform and execute account development. In addition, the sales manager will assist sales and marketing in the planning of various marketing opportunities. The Dual Sales Manager is expected to work Tuesday - Saturday.

Duties & Responsibilities:

• Oversee and manage reservations of two properties to ensure maximum revenue, promotional coverage, and marketing opportunities are achieved
• Work closely with revenue management and marketing functions to develop strategies to maximize REV/PAR and grow market share
• Create BEOs and group resumes for both properties and deliver them in a timely manner
• Maintain and promote teamwork with effective and clear communication
• Ensures hotel meets or exceeds budgeted goals
• Follow and track company cross-sell procedures
• Create a focus on attracting new business
• Review and approve any special corporate negotiated rates by signing the contract
• Lead on-property sales functions to build long-term, value-based customer relationships that enable achievement of hotel sales objectives
• Oversee and ensure the updating of rates, promotions on the hotel website, OTA's (online travel agents), GDS, etc. without any rate parity
• Evaluate and drive the hotel’s participation in various sales channels: Market Sales, Event Booking Centers, Electronic Lead channels, etc.
• Execute and support the operational aspects of business booked (e.g., generating a proposal, writing contract, customer correspondence)
• The duties and responsibilities described are not a comprehensive list; additional tasks may be assigned at any given time. The scope of the job may change as necessitated by business demands