Brent Hoffort has over 10 years of experience as a restaurant manager, most recently as General Manager of Carl's Jr locations in Kamloops and Vernon from 2014 to 2016. He has a strong track record of growing sales, controlling costs, ensuring food safety standards, and retaining staff. Prior to Carl's Jr, he was General Manager of a Wendy's location from 2006 to 2014, where he increased annual sales by 10% and received several performance awards. References are available from his former supervisor at Carl's Jr, the Mayor of Vernon, and an administrator of Salmon Arm Minor Hockey.
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BRENT HOFFORT
3460 2nd Ave NE Salmon Arm Home Phone 250-804-4449 Cell 250-253-1372
hofforts@gmail.com
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— RESTAURANT MANAGER —
Service-focused and cost-conscious with strong expertise in growing sales and retaining staff.
Solid history of success building high-energy service and sales growth by retaining and training of
staff. Adept in all facets of operations to include food safety and sanitation compliance, budget
administration, and inventory management. Develop a rapport with vendors, corporate management,
and community organizations to improve brand image and maximize revenues. Outstanding
interpersonal skills.
PR O F E S S IO NA L EX P E R IE NC E
CARL’S JR
Overseeing the daily and Weekly Operations with accountability for bottom-line factors, food quality,
labor and customer retention of Kamloops and the Vernon Restaurants.
GENERAL MANAGER, December 2014 to October 2016
Duties:
Meeting Labor and Food Cost Goals and working with the Yearly Budget
All Human Resources- hiring, evaluations, training and Discipline
Maintain Carl’s Jr Standards and Operations
Implement new product and marketing roll outs
Food safety Standards
Deliver Super Star service and Guest recovery
Local Store Marketing to generate sales
Create a positive Work environment lead to Staff Retention
Dealing with Vendors
Motivational Team Leadership
Key accomplishments:
Received Platinum 3 times on QA’s in Vernon and 2 times in Kamloops
Reduced food cost by 2%
Reduced Labor by 2.5 percent by retaining and the training of staff