Company Description Peter Burwash International (PBI) is a global tennis management company that has delivered quality tennis instruction and facility management services to leading resorts, hotels, and clubs since 1975. With programs in over 40 destinations worldwide, PBI serves students ranging from beginners to professionals through individualized instruction built on clear fundamentals and simplicity checkpoints. The organization focuses on removing operational challenges for tennis facility owners and managers by providing reliable, service-oriented staff and a consistent teaching methodology. PBI professionals complete extensive training in both tennis and hospitality, ensuring high standards of customer service and program delivery. The company’s success is driven by its commitment to quality programs, continuous professional development, and personalized guest experiences.
Role Description The Operations Manager role is a full-time hybrid position based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, with flexibility for some work from home. The Operations Manager will oversee the day-to-day operations of PBI-managed tennis programs in the region, ensuring smooth delivery of services and alignment with PBI standards. Responsibilities include coordinating staff schedules, monitoring program performance, and supporting on-site professionals with operational guidance and resources. The role will manage stakeholder relationships with facility owners and managers, assist with budgeting and reporting, and ensure compliance with contractual and service-level agreements. The Operations Manager will also contribute to process improvements, support recruitment and onboarding of tennis professionals, and help maintain high levels of customer satisfaction and service quality.
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