Cesna Group 2

Cesna Group 2

Hotel Asset Manager (Bilingual in Korean)

Irvine, California, United States

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About the role

  • [Job Summary] The Hotel Asset Manager/Associate will be responsible for optimizing the performance of a portfolio of hotels by overseeing both property-based and management company representatives.
  • This individual will also be responsible for conceiving new revenue generating ideas across the portfolio.
  • The candidate will need the ability to work in a fast-paced, constantly changing environment.

Requirements

  • Proven experience in revenue management, sales, and hotel operations

Nice to have

  • Over 5 years of hotel operations experience overseeing a portfolio of hotels (Plus but not required).
  • Must possess strong analytic skills, including valuation, forecasting and modeling.
  • Experience working at a Hotel Management Company (Plus but not required) - Proven experience in revenue management, sales, and hotel operations.
  • Strong work ethic, must be able to see projects through to completion, self-motivated, resourceful and proactive - Excellent organizational and communication skills.
  • Ability to work independently, effectively prioritize, and multi-task under pressure.
  • Experience working at a Hotel Management Company (Plus but not required)

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