Full-Time

Group Sales Manager

Deadline 7/6/27
Highgate

Highgate

1,001-5,000 employees

Hospitality and travel-focused venture capital

No salary listed

Miami, FL, USA

In Person

Category
Sales & Account Management (1)
Required Skills
Sales
Excel/Numbers/Sheets

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Requirements
  • A minimum of five years of progressive sales experience is required, including at least three years in a leadership or managerial role within high‑performance, revenue‑driven environments.
  • A high school diploma or equivalent is required.
  • Strong technical proficiency in Windows-based systems and company-approved spreadsheets and word-processing applications is required.
  • Exceptional verbal and written communication skills are essential.
  • The ability to multitask, prioritize, and perform at an elite level in a fast-paced, high-energy environment is essential.
  • Attendance at all required hotel meetings, trainings, and brand activations is expected, with consistent attendance in compliance with Highgate Hotel Standards.
Responsibilities
  • Consistently drives group revenue by meeting or exceeding established sales goals and performance targets.
  • Owns assigned market segments by prospecting, qualifying, and closing group business that aligns with the elevated E11EVEN brand.
  • Manages sales activity within the established sales expense budget while maximizing overall revenue impact.
  • Initiates, tracks, and follows up on all sales leads to ensure opportunities are converted into confirmed business.
  • Maintains an active and strategic sales solicitation program that keeps E11EVEN top of mind within the group marketplace.
  • Monitors production of top accounts, evaluates market trends, and adjusts sales strategies to maximize performance.
  • Builds and sustains strong relationships with existing accounts through consistent contact based on the Account Coverage Program.
  • Achieves or exceeds sales solicitation call goals as assigned by the Director of Sales.
  • Creates memorable client experiences by hosting site inspections, property tours, entertainment, and client engagements that showcase the E11EVEN lifestyle.
  • Delivers polished, engaging, and professional site inspections that highlight the hotel’s unique features, energy, and group offerings.
  • Supports the execution of special promotions, sales blitzes, and targeted initiatives designed to drive group demand.
  • Prepares and submits all required sales reports accurately and within established timelines.
  • Demonstrates strong knowledge of Highgate sales policies, procedures, and selling techniques with a focus on maximizing occupancy and Average Daily Rate (ADR).
  • Leverages the hotel’s sales and CRM systems to enter and manage business, generate reports, block space, and maintain account profiles.
  • Serves as the primary onsite point of contact for group clients to ensure a seamless experience from booking through arrival.
  • Adheres to Prime Selling Time (PST) standards to ensure consistent outbound sales productivity.
  • Expands brand visibility and generates new business through active participation in community events, professional associations, and industry networking opportunities.
  • Reviews meeting planner feedback with the Director of Sales and ensures timely follow-up on service opportunities and improvements, the brand by entertaining clients in a manner consistent with E11EVEN’s bold, luxury, and lifestyle-driven identity.
  • Responds promptly and strategically to inquiries as part of the Inquiry Day Program to maximize conversion.
Desired Qualifications
  • Proven experience within a hotel, resort, or luxury lifestyle hospitality brand is strongly preferred.
  • Hands-on exposure to entertainment-forward, nightlife-adjacent, or destination properties is highly desired and critical to success in the E11EVEN ecosystem.
  • College coursework in Business, Hospitality Management, Marketing, or a related field is beneficial.

HTV (Highgate Technology Ventures) serves as the strategic venture capital arm of Highgate, investing in technology companies that serve hospitality and travel. It backs early-stage and growth-stage startups, mainly Seed and Series A in the U.S. and Europe, with focus areas like revenue management, B2B marketplaces, business intelligence, alternative accommodations, restaurant technology, and data analytics, to help these firms scale while leveraging Highgate’s platform. HTV differentiates itself through hospitality domain expertise, a large operating base of over 500 owned/managed hotels and 84,000+ rooms, and access to Highgate’s network and $20B+ in assets under management. The goal is to grow tech-enabled hospitality and travel ecosystems and create value for both portfolio companies and Highgate by aligning growth with the firm’s strategic assets and reach.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

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Total Funding

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Headquarters

New York City, New York

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What believers are saying

  • HTV led a $9M Series A round for ROH in April 2025, reinforcing early-stage tech focus
  • Highgate assumed Lotte New York Palace management in early 2025, integrating AI-driven revenue systems
  • InnVentures now manages 85 Embassy Suites properties after acquiring Oregon and Washington locations in 2025

What critics are saying

  • Scammers impersonating Highgate via highgatetrading.com risk 70–85% brand damage within 6–12 months
  • B1 credit rating with 10.9% default probability constrains funding for the $230M InterContinental NYC renovation
  • SONFI exclusivity limits adoption of emerging AI hospitality solutions from Oracle or Guestline within 9–12 months

What makes Highgate unique

  • Highgate operates 79,348 keys across 400+ properties with $15B+ in assets under management
  • Highgate Technology Ventures targets Seed and Series A hospitality tech startups in North America and Europe
  • Highgate leverages proprietary revenue tools and operator-first playbook to maximize hotel asset value

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6 month growth

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1 year growth

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