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CorePower Yoga, LLC
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OUR PEOPLE POWER OUR PURPOSE
The CorePower team is the heartbeat of the company. We prioritize our people first, and we are invested the employee experience so that together we can create an experience powerful enough to transform lives, including our own. We believe in the power of human connection, community, and going beyond the transactional to make a positive difference in people’s lives. Join our team and discover what happens when you ignite your intention to make a difference.
HOW WE SHOW UP
We are fiercely committed to our core values of empowering everyone, practicing gratitude, building community, growing forward and laughing together. These core values align us in service of CorePower’s higher purpose – to power love from the inside out. They are our guiding principles; internal agreements we make as a CorePower team about how we interact with each other and our students. Living our core values means they guide all our activities, define our workplace culture, and ensure there are no missed opportunities to fulfill our higher purpose.
We embrace our differences and foster an inclusive space where everyone can reach their full potential. We uplift, inspire and guide one another. We make time to share the power of yoga together, celebrate milestones and find joy in the present moment.
ROLE SUMMARY
The Director, Real Estate is the driving force behind CorePower Yoga's real estate growth strategy and the ongoing health of our existing portfolio. This role owns annual market planning and site selection strategy, leads a team who does negotiations for new deals and lease renewals, and manages a portfolio of 213 studios including renewals, relocations, and closures. As the quarterback of every new deal, the Director partners closely with Design, Construction, outside brokers, and landlords to take sites from initial identification through grand opening. This is a highly analytical, relationship-driven role that requires the ability to translate market data into a compelling growth story for executive leadership, while also serving as a passionate ambassador for the CorePower Yoga brand and the benefits of a yoga-centered lifestyle. The Director will lead and develop a team of three direct reports. CorePower Yoga anticipates growing at 25+ new studios/year into coming years.
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At CorePower Yoga, we live our power by showing the world the incredible life-changing things that happen when you root an intensely physical workout in the mindfulness of yoga. This is our promise. We are the nation’s largest yoga studio brand with over 200 locations across the country, digital livestream and on-demand classes, and thousands of passionate yoga teachers sharing the transformative power of our practice.
As a team, we love seeing the magic that happens in a CorePower Yoga class when physical meets mindful and strive to create a work environment that mirrors the balance, empowerment and community experienced in our yoga studios.
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