ARMP GENERAL MANAGER, NF-05

ARMP General Manager

Under the general supervision of the Installation Management Command Deputy DFMWR, serves as Army Recreation Machine Program (ARMP) General Manager with responsibility for all aspects of a comprehensive gaming and recreation machine program. Manages the business of the ARMP with all the inherent authorities and responsibilities required of the position. As General Manager, maintains operations necessary to generate a fluid, profit making operation while providing military soldiers and eligible users a wholesome, recreating alternative in support of Force Retention, War Fighting, and Military readiness. Directs all operating departments and the overhead functions that supports the ARMP mission. Develops overall plans and procedures for administration, operations, quality assurance, security and contingency operations. Accountable for development of operating and capital expenditure budgets and for effective budget execution and achievement of financial targets once approved. Ensures through a variety of management measures and actions, high levels of customer service and satisfaction, employee development and advocacy, and financial management. Establishes operational policy for all functional areas and operations world-wide. Effects changes in policies and procedures, and provides guidance, direction and control of operations to achieve program objectives. Serves as Fund Manager of the ARMP with legal and fiduciary responsibilities. Supports and ensures the integrity of applicable internal control systems. Performs the full range of supervisory duties. Provides supervisory oversight for subordinate managers to include mentoring and professional development programs. Reviews and approves actions of subordinate supervisors to include development of appropriate line level initial orientation and recurring skills training. Represents the organization at conferences and briefings. Develops new business opportunities. Preserves excellent working relationships with stakeholders, partners to include other branches of the Armed Forces.