Australian Venue Co. is looking for experienced hospitality managers to join our growing portfolio across Melbourne. We have opportunities for Assistant Venue Managers and Duty Managers across a diverse range of pubs, bars, restaurants and entertainment venues, including Hotel Esplanade (The Espy), Garden State Hotel and Morris House.
As our portfolio grows and our leaders progress into larger venues and broader roles, new opportunities are opening up across the city.
If you've built your career in hospitality, know how to lead a team and understand what makes a great venue tick, we want to hear from you.
What's on offer?
Assistant Venue Managers
- Annual KPI-based bonus opportunity of up to $5,000
- Hands-on leadership experience and ongoing development
- Clear pathways towards Venue Manager opportunities
Duty Managers
- Permanent management opportunities across established Melbourne venues
- Ongoing training and leadership development
- Opportunities to progress within one of Australia's largest hospitality groups
What we're looking for
- Previous management or leadership experience within a pub, bar, restaurant or busy hospitality venue
- Robust operational knowledge across food, beverage and gaming, where applicable
- The ability to lead, develop and motivate venue teams
- Commercial awareness and an understanding of venue performance and KPIs
- A hands-on leadership style and passion for creating great guest experiences
- Current Victorian RSA and any other qualifications required for the position
Build a career beyond your next role
At AVC, we're big on developing our people, with pathways from Duty Manager to Assistant Venue Manager to Venue Manager and beyond. Not sure which role or venue would be the best fit? That's completely fine. Apply now and we'll explore suitable opportunities across our Melbourne venues with you.
📌 Hospitality Manager (Melbourne)
🏢 Australian Venue
📍 Melbourne
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