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Location: Remote (Nashville/Southern California) | Approximately 50% Travel
Salary Range: $80,000–$90,000 annually
TMC Hospitality is a hospitality management and development company dedicated to creating thoughtfully designed destinations that bring people together through exceptional experiences, memorable spaces, and genuine hospitality.
Our portfolio includes Drift Hotels, Bode, Maleza Restaurants, and Buttonwood Farm & Winery—each with its own unique identity but united by a commitment to design, culture, and community. From boutique hotels and destination restaurants to vineyards and event venues, we create places that inspire connection and celebrate a sense of place.
At Drift, we blend minimalist design with authentic local experiences, creating hotels that feel both elevated and approachable. At Bode, we reimagine group travel by combining the comforts of home with the amenities and service of a boutique hotel. Maleza brings together vibrant hospitality, thoughtful cuisine, and community-driven experiences, while Buttonwood offers a distinctive wine country destination rooted in agriculture, events, and hospitality.
With properties in California, Tennessee, and Baja California Sur, TMC Hospitality continues to grow while remaining focused on one core belief: hospitality should feel personal, intentional, and unforgettable.
If you're passionate about creating exceptional guest experiences and want to be part of a team that values collaboration, creativity, and continuous growth, we'd love to meet you.
TMC Hospitality is seeking a creative and driven Social Media & Content Manager to lead social media and content creation across our growing portfolio of boutique hotels, restaurants, bars, and experiences, including Drift, Bode, Maleza, and Buttonwood.
This role will oversee 10+ social media accounts, bringing each brand's unique identity to life through compelling storytelling, photography, video, and engaging digital content. The ideal candidate is a hands-on content creator and strategic thinker who thrives in a collaborative, fast-paced hospitality environment.
This is a remote position based in Nashville or Southern California, requiring approximately 50% travel to our properties for content creation, events, and brand initiatives.
To apply: Please submit your resume and a portfolio or examples of social media accounts you've managed, highlighting original photography, video, written content, and measurable results.
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