Atrium Hospitality - Lincoln, NE
posted 3 months ago
Join our team at Lincoln Embassy Suites as a Conference and Event Manager, where hospitality meets opportunity! Our hotel, located in downtown Lincoln, features 252 all-suites and an impressive 20,000 square feet of versatile meeting space. We are looking for a dynamic individual to serve as the bridge between our clients and the hotel operations team, ensuring that events are detailed and executed seamlessly. This role involves managing group and event sales bookings, optimizing revenues, and uncovering up-sell opportunities while positively impacting our guests, fellow associates, and local communities. As a Conference and Event Manager, you will be responsible for direct communication with clients to ensure all event documents are comprehensively prepared and finalized. You will oversee the timely distribution of Banquet Event Orders (BEOs) in line with hotel deadlines and present clients with potential upgrade opportunities. Your role will also include monitoring guest room blocks, ensuring contract adherence, and optimizing revenue opportunities. You will supervise the entire client payment process, from initial deposits to the final bill, and utilize the Hotel Sales & Catering software to meticulously document interactions and attach vital documents. Additionally, you will coordinate on-site tours and virtual client meetings, engage with clients during key event moments, and collaborate with the Director of Events and Director of Sales & Marketing in various sales activities. Regular audits of banquet checks against our sales system will be part of your responsibilities to ensure accurate posting of revenues. You will also review the full bill upon event completion to ensure alignment with our group closing checklist, ensuring timely and accurate billing by our accounting team. This position requires active participation in various meetings, including BEO, Group Resume, Pre-Con, Post Con, and Group Scrub Meetings, always being prepared to discuss the specifics of any assigned groups.