Equestrian Manager
Pubblicato il 15-08-2026 - SAN SONNEA in Laion
To support the continuous growth of our new equestrian centre, we are looking for an experienced and responsible Manager (m/f/d) who combines a passion for horses with strong organisational skills and a commitment to excellence, creating a truly special place for guests, horses and team members alike.
Your Tasks
- Responsibility for the care, management and wellbeing of our horses
- Lead and oversee the daily operations of our equestrian department
- Plan, organise and continuously develop our equestrian programme
- Deliver riding lessons for beginners and advanced riders, as well as lead trail rides
- Coordination and supervision of the daily operations of the riding arena and stables
- Lead, motivate and develop the equestrian team
- Ensure the highest standards of quality, safety and animal welfare
- Work closely with the General Management and all operational departments
Your Profile
- Several years of experience in equestrian operations and horse management
- Previous leadership experience is an advantage
- Strong knowledge of horse care,
stable management and equestrian operations
- Excellent organisational skills with a structured and independent working style
- Strong sense of responsibility and a hands-on mentality
- Leadership skills combined with a passion for teamwork
- Enthusiasm for nature, animals and creating exclusive and high-quality experiences
- Very good Italian and English skills; German is an advantage
Benefits
- A workplace surrounded by nature with a completely new indoor riding arena and exclusive equipment
- All-inclusive onboarding for a good start
- Individual working time models as well as health, pension and social insurance
- Performance-related pay
- Free staff restaurant with breakfast, lunch and dinner (also on days off)
- Accommodation in our staff houses if required
- Free parking
- Attractive further training and career and promotion opportunities
- Organization of events and joint excursions for employees
- Exclusive discoun