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Banquet and Catering Coordinator Makiin

Banquet and Catering Coordinator

Full Time • Makiin
Job Title: Banquet and Catering Coordinator

Job Summary:
The Banquet and Catering Coordinator is responsible for planning, organizing, and coordinating banquets, events, and catering services. This role involves liaising with clients to understand their requirements, coordinating with various departments, and ensuring the successful execution of events.

Responsibilities:

  1. Client Consultation:
    • Meet with clients to discuss their event requirements, including menu selection, venue setup, and other logistical details.
    • Provide professional guidance and suggestions to clients to ensure their needs are met.
  2. Event Planning:
    • Develop detailed event plans, including timelines, seating arrangements, and catering requirements.
    • Collaborate with kitchen staff to create customized menus based on client preferences and dietary restrictions.
  3. Coordination:
    • Work closely with various departments (e.g., kitchen, service staff, audio-visual) to ensure seamless coordination and execution of events.
    • Oversee the setup, breakdown, and cleanup of event spaces.
  4. Vendor Management:
    • Liaise with external vendors, such as florists, decorators, and rental companies, to secure necessary items for events.
    • Negotiate and finalize contracts with vendors to ensure cost-effective services.
  5. Budget Management:
    • Develop and manage event budgets, ensuring adherence to financial constraints.
    • Provide cost estimates to clients and make recommendations for cost-saving measures.
  6. Customer Service:
    • Provide exceptional customer service by addressing client inquiries, concerns, and requests promptly.
    • Ensure client satisfaction by exceeding expectations in event delivery.
  7. Marketing and Sales Support:
    • Assist in marketing and sales efforts to attract new clients and promote banquet and catering services.
    • Participate in promotional events and collaborate with the marketing team to create appealing materials.
  8. Documentation:
    • Maintain accurate records of client details, event plans, and financial transactions.
    • Generate post-event reports and gather client feedback for continuous improvement.

Qualifications and Skills:

  • Previous experience in banquet coordination, catering, or event planning.
  • Strong organizational and multitasking skills.
  • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
  • Knowledge of food and beverage industry trends.
  • Familiarity with event planning software and tools.
  • Ability to work flexible hours, including evenings and weekends.  
A Banquet and Catering Coordinator is responsible for planning and coordinating events, banquets, and catering services for our clients. This role involves working closely with clients to understand their event needs and ensuring that all details are organized and executed flawlessly.  

We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.





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Benefits & Perks

Employee Discount 25% Food
Employee Family Discount 15%
Health Insurance for Salary Employee
Employee Meal (1 per shift)