General Manager

In Motion Wellness Studio • Charleston, SC, United States • $200k - $250k / year • 2m ago

Do you have a growth mindset? Are you looking for an opportunity that gives you opportunities to grow personally and professionally?

Why Work for InMotion Wellness Studio:

Salary plus tips, commission, and bonuses paid out bi-monthly.
World-class paid training that covers anatomy/physiology, front, and back-end business, and communications skills.
Employee discounts: Free to use our stretching sessions.
Open door policy: An owner who knows your name and is always open to your needs.

Job Summary

To establish, coordinate, and administer all phases of operation within the InMotion wellness studio. The General Manager will be responsible for the coordination and administration of financial planning, budget development, profit and loss statements, and hiring of all personnel. The day-to-day operations of all sales, scheduling, training, studio maintenance, and member satisfaction are the main focal points of responsibility.

Responsibilities

Ensure the ownership is operating according to the overall philosophy.
Responsible for the financial success of the studio.
Meet and exceed sales goals as directed by leadership.
Responsible for meeting daily appointment goals as directed by leadership.
Have an intimate knowledge of studio goals and projections.
Oversee the direction and success of the staff.
Develop staffing plans.

Qualifications

Experience and/or education in kinesiology/exercise science is preferred.
Previous management experience is preferred.
Manage time effectively.
Able to communicate clearly.

About InMotion Wellness Studio

InMotion Wellness Studio is the fastest-growing assisted stretching studio in the country.
InMotion Wellness Studio provides Assisted Motion and Recovery Therapy. It's a series of one-on-one services and stretches that are custom-tailored to each client's needs.
These customized assisted-stretch sessions improve posture, range of motion, and circulation while reducing muscle and joint pain.
It's like personal training but for stretching.