Overview A Multi-Unit-Leader (MUL) generally provides leadership, coaching and direction to approximately 5-8 restaurants. A MUL supports Restaurant Manager(s) to ensure excellent restaurant operations, helps to maximize sales and profits of each restaurant and to ensure they are delivering great guest service and meeting and executing all applicable Brand standards. Responsibilities Include: Able to perform all duties of restaurant team members and restaurant managers Ensure all restaurants in their portfolio are meeting Brand operational standards and food safety standards Analyze restaurant sales and drive improvement in restaurant operations, execution, sales and profitability Understand local marketing area and competitor trends Establish sales and service goals with franchise owners and restaurant managers Provides great guest service and resolves issues Lead team meetings Deliver training to restaurant managers on a variety of topics including marketing windows and LTOs and Brand initiatives Ensure that restaurants correctly execute new products and processes in a marketing window Develop business plans for their portfolio and develop action plans with franchise owners. Drive a clear vision and clearly communicates to the team Engages with Dunkin’ Brands Field Operations team as appropriate Management Responsibilities Include: Recruit, hire, onboard and develop restaurant managers Plan, monitor, appraise and review restaurant employee performance Manage and coordinate the Restaurant Management team to support their restaurant performance & execution Coach Restaurant Managers to drive sales, improve profitability and guest satisfaction Education/Experience: Basic computer skills Fluent in spoken and written English Basic math and financial management 3 years previous multi-unit or similar experience in retail, restaurant or hospitality College degree preferred Key Competencies Strong analytical skills and business acumen Works well with others in a fun, fast-paced team environment On time, demonstrates honesty and a positive attitude Willingness to learn and embrace change Guest focused Ability to train and develop a team Time management Problem solving Motivating others Each franchise organization is an independent employer and thus responsible for making its own recruiting, hiring, and employment-related decisions. These materials and resources are optional for franchisees, and nothing in these materials and resources should be construed as the franchisor being involved in or having control over a franchise employee’s essential terms and conditions of employment. Specific employment-related questions should be directed to your franchise organization’s legal counsel or other professional advisor.