Chief Operating Officer (COO)

COREcruitment

Maroc · Morocco · $11300

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An exciting opportunity for an experienced hotel Chief Operating Officer (COO) to lead operations across an upscale hotel portfolio in Morocco. We are seeking a commercially driven hospitality leader with a strong track record in hotel operations, financial performance, and guest experience, capable of driving operational excellence, developing high-performing teams, and supporting the group’s continued growth.

Requirements:

Fluency in both English & French, additionally Arabic & Spanish beneficialAt least 8–10 years in operational management in upscale or luxury hospitality, including at least five years as COO, multi-property General Manager or equivalent.Prior experience as GM of leading 5-star or higher-end properties is strongly expectedDemonstrated experience in Guest satisfaction & proven F&B or lifestyle concept achievements. About:

Build a cohesive leadership team across the GMs through regular forums, best practice sharing and joint decisions.Support and challenge each GM while respecting operational autonomy.Define and roll out product strategy and guest-experience standards, including SOPs and training.Drive F&B concepts and cultural programming that connect hotels to their local communities..Manage consolidated segment performance: occupancy, average daily rate, RevPAR, P&L and cost control without compromising quality. Salary Package:

$11300 nett basic + performance bonus + expat benefits

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