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Estimated salary
£ 1760
Median salary at WASABI SUSHI BENTO
£ 1760Lowest salary
£ 2617The average salary
£ 4333Highest salary
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WASABI SUSHI BENTO is looking for employees for positions:
marketing manager
marketing manager
engineering manager
developer
accounts payable manager
financial controller
electrical maintenance engineer
it manager
it project manager
stock controller
production manager
Working hours
full-time
Responsibility
the journey continued in 2019 with the launch of Wasabi Home Bento exclusively into Sainsbury’s through the future brands scheme
and we’re just getting started
support the Marketing Director in developing a consumer and commercial focused 5 Year Restaurant Marketing plan
the leadership team have set out their 5 year strategy which encompasses company growth, franchise and international expansion
understand the marketing and company’s commercial KPI’s and create an appropriate strategy and tactics to meet them
our menu is renowned for its distinctiveness, freshness and flavour
manage the Restaurant Marketing budgets
lead the development, internal approval, and execution of the annual Restaurant Marketing Calendar
Requirements
relevant, proven experience in Quick Service Retail / Casual Dining
ability to demonstrate genuine initiative, drive and ownership
outstanding organisational ability and project management experience, attention to detail
strong commercial awareness and financial acumen
comfort and experience working in a fast paced and changing working environment
significant experience in managing agencies and in-house teams to create consumer focused, integrated marketing campaigns
we are looking for a highly motivated, proven Restaurant Marketing Manager, with a record of driving sales via the delivery of impactful brand campaigns, inspired by customer and commercial insight
experience in the development of critical time paths for timely delivery of all activity
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