Manager, Franchise Performance - St. Louis

Manager Franchise Performance

Territory : St. Louis

Candidates must reside in or within commuting distance to St. Louis, MO

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At Subway, "better" is baked into our DNA. We are a brand that believes in continued improvement in our lives, our businesses, and our planet. From the handshake that started our very first sandwich shop to earning our position as the world's leading restaurant brands, we've always embraced change and the path ahead. And today, we're making better living way easier.

Our purpose is about more than the food we serve in our restaurants. It's centered on fueling healthy businesses and healthier lives. It is one of the most exciting times to join the Subway team and contribute to our transformational journey.

About the Role : Reporting to the Director, Franchise Performance (DFP), the Manager Franchise Performance (MFP) performs a crucial role in overseeing the operations and growth of multiple franchise locations within a specified territory. The MFP is responsible for managing FZ relationships, communicating and advising on the strategic business direction, and partnering with FZs to drive restaurant performance and profitability across the full portfolio. Provides guidance to ensure adherence to Subway operations requirements and brand standards. The MFP is responsible for communicating the expected performance level of the locations and franchisees within their assigned territory in relation to the company's KPI's and metrics. They work closely with franchisees to ensure they are meeting operational and financial goals and implementing best practices. The MFP monitors key performance indicators, analyzes financial and operational data, and provides guidance and support to franchisees to improve restaurant performance. They may also develop and implement training programs, conduct performance evaluations, and collaborate with other departments to drive business growth and success. The MFP plays a key role in fostering strong relationships with franchisees and driving the overall success of the franchise network. In partnership with the DFP, they will drive business growth by identifying potential consolidation or expansion opportunities within their market.

Responsibilities include but are not limited to :

Drive Performance

• Fostering and enhancing positive relationships with franchisees is crucial, gaining their respect and establishing the MFP as an important contributor to the business and a leader in the industry. Serves as a business consultant and advisor to Franchisees, advising them in every aspect of their restaurant's operations, finances, and business execution. Conducts regular business and operational assessments to uncover growth potential and opportunities. Assesses the franchisees' business and financial portfolios.
• Reviews all restaurant operating reports and audits, analyzes the data, and collaborates with franchisees to determine appropriate solutions. Assesses restaurant performance against Subway's policies and procedures, analyzes sales and cost data, and provides tailored guidance to franchisees for improvement in these areas.
• Drive accountability with franchisees to achieve specific restaurant and territory objectives. Establish goals with franchisees based on the company's Key Performance Indicators, programs, and standards that promote profitable sales, increase customer traffic, and enhance average check size growth.
• Provide guidance and instruction on operational and food safety during monthly restaurant visits in a designated territory, ensuring consistency with the brand's operational policies and procedures. Record compliance with company standards, note improvements, identify opportunities, and provide recommendations for enhancement following each visit.

Building Relationships

Development

Self-Development

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Actual pay is determined based on a number of job-related factors including skills, education, training, credentials, qualifications, scope and complexity of role responsibilities, geographic location, performance, and working conditions.