Events Manager New York, NY

Events Manager

Full Time • New York, NY
 

A little about us

Savory is a multi-tiered catering and hospitality company on a mission to elevate the corporate catering experience, making it fresher and more reliable. Savory is a fast-paced environment focused on quality food experiences and hospitality excellence. We are based in the heart of New York City, offering culinary programs that include meeting catering, office-wide meals, receptions, and events. We know and understand the key issues facing corporate dining, and we have the best solutions. Our custom 10,000 square foot commissary located in Bryant Park allows us to minimize your onsite back of house needs, resulting in food service that is nimble, lightweight, and cost-efficient. Our rapid growth has prompted us to seek qualified individuals that will be a positive addition to our tight-knit family and help shape the future of Savory.

 
A little about the Role 
 
We are currently seeking an Events Manager to join the team at Savory Hospitality.  Our ideal candidate will be someone who can effectively multi-task in the catering and events world because they are involved in every stage and process of an event, ensuring that it is executed successfully. The events manager will be responsible for providing effective oversight for event set-up and staff management. Event managers will also be working closely with sales & accounts managers, and company clients to achieve memorable and successful events. 
 
 
A little about You
 
           
We are very particular with who we bring on board as we want to make sure they are values aligned with the company’s mission statement, their potential management, and their colleagues alike. We really promote a family-oriented culture because who doesn’t want to work in a great environment where everyone feels like family! We are looking for people who are: 
 
o   Independently Driven, takes pride in their work, and can manage themselves when not being watched 
o   Authentic people that aren’t afraid to show how their uniqueness is a force to be reckoned with. (We love the creativity of someone being themselves!)
o   Curious-minded and passionate people who have a keen desire to learn more for operations, hospitality, food, and drink
o   Collaborative at heart and believe in getting things done as a family is just as important as getting things done alone (We all eat together!)
o   Has a solutions-oriented mindset and works on solving for potential problems ensuring successful measures are in place in the future
o   Has at least 2 years of experience with high volume catering, restaurant, hospitality entities
o    Must be a team player with a warm personality and honest values 
o   Flexible and willing to work a flexible schedule, including days, evenings, and holidays

 

Qualifications:
 

·        Possess a bachelor’s degree in Event Management or any other relevant discipline, or possess cognate experience in event management

·        Fully knowledgeable about all of Savory’s events services, spaces, partnerships, and menu   
         options

·        Demonstrates confidence and agility to resolving clients’ questions, comments, or concerns   
         about Savory’s services/menu 

·        Must have a keen eye and pay close attention to details (can anticipate, find, and solve  
         difficulties) 

·        Ability to build and foster relationships with individuals within the organization hosting the event 
         to increase likelihood of return bookings

·        Ability to lead a team with strong organizational and problem-solving skills

·        Ability to envision the client’s passion & thoughts and transition them into reality

·        Proven track record of high-level planning, managing, and coordinating skills

·        Must be a great listener and possess high creative thinking capacity

·        Should possess good communication and negotiating skills

·        Able to display a high level of creativity

·         Working daily with multiple departments’ leads to help guide all daily and weekly events

·        Ability to engage in multi-tasking effectively

·        Ability to work well under intense, high-level pressure

·        Versatile and can transition from team-mode to solo-mode with ease

·        Must possess strong project management skills

·        Must possess computer skills. They should be able to use Microsoft office tools to prepare necessary materials (i.e., billing drafts, 
         visual presentations)

·        Ability to use the multiple platforms in sending and receiving professional correspondence 

·        Possess strong ability to take initiatives

·        Be able to make budgets for events
Compensation: $60,000.00 - $70,000.00 per year

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.





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Benefits and Perks

Competitive compensation
401(k) matching program
Company-sponsored medical plans including health, dental, and vision insurance
Flexible Spending Account (FSA), dependent care
Commuter benefits