Full-Time

District Manager

Arkansas, Oklahoma

Updated on 9/10/2026

Deadline 9/11/26
BP

BP

10,001+ employees

Global energy company transitioning to renewables

No salary listed

Arkansas, USA + 1 more

More locations: Oklahoma, USA

Hybrid

Residency in Arkansas or Oklahoma is required. Up to 50% travel, including occasional overnight stays, is expected; relocation assistance is unavailable.

Bachelor's, Associate's

Category
Retail (1)
Required Skills
Data Visualization
Inventory Management
Point of Sale (POS)
Word/Pages/Docs
Customer Service
Data Analysis
Excel/Numbers/Sheets

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Requirements
  • A bachelor's degree in a related field or major.
  • At least 8 years of successful multi-unit leadership experience with demonstrated positive results.
  • Strong negotiation, leadership, and analytical skills.
  • A deep understanding of category performance indicators such as gross margin, return on investment, inventory turns, and basket size.
  • The ability to work effectively across departments and manage multiple priorities.
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Excel, Word, and PowerPoint, with operational understanding of point-of-sale systems.
  • Strong planning and financial competence, including understanding of profit-and-loss drivers, budgets, and expense management.
  • Demonstrated ability to lead through influence, drive performance, and achieve operational excellence.
  • Completion of required lead certification for the majority of managed restaurant brands, with a minimum of two.
  • A valid driver's license.
Responsibilities
  • Lead, coach, and develop General Managers and their leadership teams across all assigned locations.
  • Model professionalism, integrity, and high ethical standards, inspiring teams to uphold the same values.
  • Partner with Talent Acquisition to identify, attract, and retain management-level talent, both internal and external.
  • Assess staffing levels, build leadership capability, and develop strong successor pipelines.
  • Cultivate a culture of accountability, engagement, and continuous improvement.
  • Ensure consistent execution of company standards related to safety, service quality, site appearance, and operational procedures.
  • Conduct regular and unannounced audits, including inventory counts, cash drawer inspections, safe controls, and reconciliation of discrepancies.
  • Coach General Managers to maintain proper non-fuel inventory levels, cash controls, product pricing, and product mix.
  • Maintain operational knowledge of point-of-sale systems and ensure teams adhere to established processes.
  • Establish and own district-level goals aligned with company objectives related to people, profit, safety, service, and quality.
  • Analyze profit-and-loss statements, budgets, coverage ratios, and expense reports to drive sustainable financial performance.
  • Supervise key performance indicators, identify opportunities for improvement, and communicate insights to the Area Director and truck service leadership.
  • Ensure each location operates as a profitable, well-run business with strong cost controls and revenue optimization.
  • Champion exceptional customer service standards across all locations.
  • Coach teams on effective service principles and engage directly with customers when needed to resolve issues.
  • Ensure every traveler receives a consistent, high-quality experience.
  • Stay current on industry guidelines, regulatory requirements, and operational standards.
  • Travel regularly within the district, including occasional overnight stays.
Desired Qualifications
  • An associate's or bachelor's degree.
  • Experience in travel centers, retail, hospitality, or related industries.
  • The ability to benchmark competitors and stay current with industry trends, technology, and regulatory changes.

BP operates as a global energy company that supplies oil, gas, and electricity while also investing in renewable energy projects such as solar and offshore wind. It manages exploration, production, and distribution of energy resources and aims to help the world move toward a net-zero future by growing its renewable energy capacity and reducing carbon emissions. Unlike firms that focus only on fossil fuels or renewables, BP combines traditional energy with a broad, ongoing shift toward sustainable solutions, funded by strategic investments in climate-friendly projects. Its goal is to provide reliable energy to governments, businesses, and consumers while delivering value to shareholders and supporting societal sustainability goals.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

London, United Kingdom

Founded

1909

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What believers are saying

  • BP posted $5.7 billion Q2 profit on August 4, 2026, and raised dividends 4%.
  • North Sea asset sales and Archaea disposal can fund debt reduction through 2027.
  • BP’s Calypso acquisition expands Trinidad gas output and reinforces Atlantic LNG dominance.

What critics are saying

  • Whiting’s 800-worker lockout risks safety incidents, outages, and investor backlash through 2026.
  • BP’s chairman changed three times in 2026, signaling governance instability during strategy shifts.
  • Selling North Sea, Archaea, and Lightsource exposes BP to a shrinking transition franchise; execution failure destroys credibility.

What makes BP unique

  • BP’s global upstream, refining, and trading scale still generates huge cash flows.
  • BP’s integrated portfolio cushions shocks between crude, refining margins, and gas markets.
  • BP’s dominant Trinidad gas position and Atlantic LNG stake anchor regional supply power.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Life Insurance

Short-Term Disability

Long-Term Disability

Paid Vacation

Paid Holidays

Parental Leave

401(k) Retirement Plan

Flexible Work Hours

Hybrid Work Options

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

1%

1 year growth

1%

2 year growth

1%
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