Catering Manager/Event Coordinator
PCPS’ job descriptions, day-to-day responsibilities, and reporting structures are defined for each position and are supported by various associations within the Private Club Industry. PCPS will work with each club to enhance the “generic” industry job descriptions by adding specific position needs as it pertains to your club. PCPS will ensure that a customized job description with day-to-day responsibilities are developed and agreed upon by the club prior to beginning the interview process.
The Catering Manager (also known as the Event Coordinator) is responsible for booking, planning, and communicating all aspects of events at the club. This position is responsible for member events, guest events, club-sponsored events, and any off-site catering for the club. The day-to-day roles and responsibilities include but are not limited to the items listed in the Catering Director Job Description.
CATERING MANAGER/EVENT COORDINATOR JOB DESCRIPTION
The image attached represents a basic industry organizational chart. PCPS understands that private clubs are unique and variations may exist in the attached reporting hierarchy. PCPS will take into account each club’s specific reporting structure when interviewing and selecting qualified candidates.
CATERING MANAGER/EVENT COORDINATOR REPORTING STRUCTURE
Catering Manager/Event Coordinator Compensation Recommendations
PCPS customizes a compensation structure for each club that is based on the following principals:
- Geographic Location of the Club: This aspect takes into account the cost of living on national, regional, state, and local levels, as well as compensation pertaining to the position in comparable clubs in the area.
- The Candidate Specifically: This factor is based on the candidate’s education level, certifications, experience, strengths, and overall interview rating.
- The Club: The size, the marketability, the reputation, the usage, the makeup of the membership, and the financial stability of the club, as well as the history of the position, are all taken into account when evaluating the compensation structure.