The German American Heritage Center is seeking a part-time office manager. The position is approximately 20 hrs per week, 9:30 - 2:30 Tuesday through Friday. Some flexibility within this range is possible. The pay is $11 per hour; no benefits.   Responsibilities include the following:

 

Office:  Answer and direct phone calls; routine correspondence; assemble and distribute meeting minutes; track supplies; maintain routine maintenance records and monitor vendor inspections; assist with mailings; monitor and route billings and invoices, etc.

 

Activity oversight:  Maintain records on presenters and program needs; assist with room arrangements for events; possible need to work an occasional evening or weekend rental; respond with initial information on rental inquiries and make appointments for same; book tours; point person for workshop, class or special event advance registrations, including credit card payments; monitor and maintain visitor service materials for the front desk.

 

Additional tasks:  Auxiliary assistance as a greeter at the front desk (substitute for volunteer); assist with routine product tasks related to the gift shop; occasional light housekeeping duties.

 

Skills needed include proficiency in word processing and Excell spreadsheet, ability to interact successfully with volunteers, paid staff and visitors; ability to set up and take down tables and chairs with a work partner.

 

Please e-mail your interest and include a resume of work experience to both of the following staff members by October 3rd:

 

Janet Brown-Lowe, Executive Director                   admin@gahc.org

Kelly Lao, Assistant Director                                kelly.lao@gahc.org

 

Please no phone calls.

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