Employer: HCP INTERNATIONAL
Salary: £148,000 – £210,000 per annum, OTE
Date Added: 03/02/2024
Are you a seasoned General Manager with a track record of successfully leading multi-site passenger car dealerships? An exciting opportunity awaits you in Dubai!
We are currently seeking a high-performing General Manager to oversee our client’s volume car brand dealerships in the vibrant Emirate of Dubai.
Ideal Candidate Profile
- General Manager of passenger car dealerships for a minimum of 7 years.
- Proven experience in multi-site leadership, ensuring target performance achievement across all locations.
- Previous Middle East experience at the General Manager (Retail dealer) level, preferably within the UAE or Saudi Arabia.
- Arabic or European Nationals with multi-site General Manager experience in the UAE or Saudi Arabia are encouraged to apply.
- Demonstrated expertise in managing over 4,000 new car sales annually, particularly with Japanese, Korean, or European volume car brands.
- Data-driven and commercially aware, staying abreast of trends, market conditions, and competitor performance.
- Decisive, compelling, and focused business leader with quantifiable career success in managing multiple sites.
- Effective in managing and nurturing manufacturer relations.
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent educational background.
The Package
- Highly competitive tax-free annual salary package.
- Additional benefits.
- Performance-based bonus scheme.
Application
If you are ready to take your career to the next level and thrive in the progressive automotive industry of Dubai, we invite you to apply. Join us in shaping the future of automotive excellence in this thriving market.
When it comes to your automotive career, there’s no better place to be
HCP Automotive is a premier recruitment consultancy, working in partnership with manufacturers, dealer groups and body shops across the United Kingdom, Asia and the Middle East.
The difference is personal.
Application Deadline: 16/03/2024
Contract Type: Permanent
Submitted Applications: 23