AfricaFlame Flavors — Management and Organisational Structure

AfricaFlame Flavors will employ a lean but experienced management team, scaling staff numbers in line with revenue growth. The organisational structure is designed to ensure clear accountability, operational efficiency, and a strong customer-centric culture.

AfricaFlame Flavors Business PlanSection 9 › Management and Organisational Structure

Section 9 · Business Plan

Management and Organisational Structure

AfricaFlame Flavors will employ a lean but experienced management team, scaling staff numbers in line with revenue growth. The organisational structure is designed to ensure clear accountability, operational efficiency, and a strong customer-centric culture.

9.1 Organisational Chart

AfricaFlame Flavors will employ a lean but experienced management team, scaling staff numbers in line with revenue growth. The organisational structure is designed to ensure clear accountability, operational efficiency, and a strong customer-centric culture.

9.2 Key Management Positions

Position Reports To Key Responsibilities Year 1 Cost (ZAR)
Managing Director / CEO Board Strategy, investor relations, overall P&L 720,000
Head Chef / Culinary Director MD Menu development, kitchen ops, food quality 540,000
Operations Manager MD FOH operations, service delivery, compliance 420,000
Marketing Manager MD Brand, digital, PR, partnerships 360,000
Finance & Admin Manager MD Accounting, payroll, procurement, reporting 360,000
Sous Chef (x2) Head Chef Kitchen production, recipe execution, training 600,000
Restaurant Supervisors (x2) Ops Manager Shift management, guest experience, training 360,000

9.3 Staffing Plan

Department Year 1 Staff Year 2 Staff Year 3 Staff Year 5 Staff
Management & Admin 5 5 6 7
Kitchen (Chefs & Prep) 10 12 15 18
Front of House (Waiters, Host) 12 15 18 22
Bar & Beverage 3 4 5 6
Cleaning & Support 4 4 5 6
Total Headcount 34 40 49 59
Total Annual Payroll (ZAR M) 4.92 6.10 7.85 10.20

9.4 Training and Development

All employees will undergo a comprehensive 3-week pre-opening training programme covering food preparation standards, service protocols, health and safety, cultural knowledge of African cuisines, and customer experience excellence. Ongoing training includes monthly skills workshops, quarterly performance reviews, and an annual skills development programme aligned with the Skills Development Act and sector SETA requirements. The training investment is budgeted at 2.5% of total payroll annually.

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