Overview
Overview
The Office Manager & Communications Specialist is responsible for overseeing and managing operations for the organization, including the Business Office, Development, Marketing, Communications & Programs. This position reports to the Executive Director. We are seeking a flexible team player to join our small, nimble team.
Desired Qualifications
- Minimum five years experience in Office Management and Administration
- Demonstrated proficiency with creative problem solving
- Organized, practical, efficient, self-directed and flexible
- Aligns with, understands and can communicate the mission and vision of GCILL, including core projects: WWW and Wombs of Peace
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Works well individually & as part of a team in an intersectional community environment
- Training and experience implementing JEDI (Justice, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion) policies and practices
- Proficiency or aptitude to learn: DonorBox, Squarespace, Mail Chimp, Google Suite, Adobe, QBO, and other programs as needed
- Willingness and desire to participate in organizational activities
- Preference will be given to those with professional non-profit experience who have worked in Indigenous-led organizations
Responsibilities
- Oversee business office (manage accounts payable and receivable, grant-related items, insurance, payroll)
- Oversee and manage program logistics
- Support Development campaigns and efforts
- Manage website development, as necessary
- Maintain master organizational calendar, and staff contact lists; maintain and file meeting minutes
- Produce monthly e-newsletters and appeals in conjunction with staff
- Maintain a social media presence (FB, Instagram) and promote programs online
- Recruit & oversee volunteers
- Maintain e-files for the organization
- Coordinate outreach to new and ongoing participants, patrons, and supporters
- Other duties as needed
Hours: Part-time; starting at 20 hours/week; Mon–Fri; Occasional weekends
Pay Rate: Starting min $23/hour (FTE $47,840); increases commensurate with experience
Job Location: Remote
Start Date: November 2023
Terms: All new hires are subject to a 90-day review period. This is a contract position. This position reports to the Executive Director.
Application Deadline: Applications accepted on a rolling basis until position is filled
To Apply: Please send your application to heart@wisdomweavers.world. Your application should include the following:
- A cover letter sharing why you’re applying and any relevant experience additional to what is in the resume. Note: If you don’t meet all of the desired qualifications and still believe you are a good fit for the position please tell us why in your letter.
- Resume (2-page max)
- Two relevant examples of your communications work (if applicable). Examples may be past creations and/or new work inspired by our Elders’ wisdom (available on our website).
Applications without a cover letter will not be considered.
About Global Center for Indigenous Leadership & Lifeways
The mission of the Global Center for Ingineous Leadership & Lifeways is to bring humanity back into the heart, by amplifying the wisdom of Indigenous Elders from around the world. These are ancient messages for modern times.