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February 26, 2013. by dkadoch

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Filed under: Education, Employment Services.

February 25, 2013. by elana@quantum-co.com

Quantum Networks LLC, a midtown Manhattan-based telecommunications start-up, is seeking a Buyer’s Assistant to join our Purchasing Department.

Job Description:
The job entails making purchase orders and shipments to our
fulfillment centers both within the US and EU. The purchase orders and
shipments must also be maintained insuring confirmation from our
vendors and fulfillment centers. Maintenance on these tasks are:
receiving tracking on shipments and purchase orders, insuring quantity
and price on purchase orders, updating both purchase orders and
shipments when needed in our system and various fulfillment channels.

Tasks:
Creating purchase orders
Creating Shipments to fulfillment centers
Following Up on both the purchase orders and shipments to fufillment centers
Creating Listings on Amazon in the US and EU, Ebay in the US and EU
and Newegg.com

Requirements:
Computer Literate
Familiar with Excel and Word
Detail Oriented
Team Player
Good Communication Skills
Maintain Deadlines

Looking to fill immediately. The position is full-time. Salary is competitive and commensurate with experience. All interested candidates please send resume and qualifications to resumes@quantum-co.com. Thank you.

Online application available, click here.

Filed under: Full Time, NYC, Telecommunications, eCommerce.

February 21, 2013. by cayankyp

Title insurance Office position

Seeking Female, Full time employee.

Hours: 9 -5 ,

Expectations: Highly motivated and goal oriented individual. Ability to work well independently in a fast paced environment, meeting deadlines, organizing workload, and maintaining accurate files.

Job Role: Must be Conscientious, Reliable and accountable for tasks and responsibilities.

Excellent communication skills both orally and in writing and attention to detail.

Title insurance experience a plus.

Please call 845-641-0108 and leave a message.

Filed under: Administrative, Banking, Financial, Full Time, General, Insurance, Legal, Monsey, Mortgage, NYJJB Featured Jobs, Real Estate.

February 20, 2013. by AMC

Queens school in need of a family worker to establish connections with families in our school while assisting them to meet all program requirements throughout the year.
Position requires organizational skills to be up to date on all families and their progress, ability to organize workshops and parent meetings, fast learner to keep up with updates and regulations.
Find resources within and outside the community to better the school, and work with director to coordinate applicable programs.
Skill needed: Basic computer skills, courteous phone manner, neat and organized, ability to multi-task, and ability to perform duties as assigned. FULL TIME POSITION

Online application available, click here.

Filed under: Child Care, Education, Secretarial, Social Work.

February 14, 2013. by rachelh

Key Functions and Responsibilities

•Proposal Development: Lead and manage all aspects of proposal development, including
researching funding opportunities, working with program staff to draft proposals, following up
on submitted proposals, monitoring deadlines and development-related calendars and reporting
on awarded grants. Work with the President and Board Chair to develop the capacity of the
Board to meet development goals.
•Fundraising: Strategically leverage the time of the President to support aggressive fundraising
targets, including securing meetings and speaking engagements and corresponding with
potential funders to build The Israel Project’s visibility. Help identify opportunities to collaborate
with existing donors to raise additional funds. Help evaluate funding partnership success and
identify opportunities for improvement. Direct and supervise the Regional Directors to prepare
and present year-end review documents. Identify, cultivate, solicit and steward major donors
and donors of planned gifts. Work with the President and Regional Directors to enhance
ongoing relationship building with donors. Protect donor relationships and improve their
perceptions about The Israel Project.
•Programs: Develop target revenue and budgets for new programs. Lead all aspects of the
annual campaign, including creating materials, developing donor lists, tracking incoming
donations, identifying incentive or matching strategies, and acknowledging gifts.
Communications: Work with Communications team on messaging to new, existing, and lapsed
donors to cultivate stronger relationships both domestically and internationally. Work with
communications staff to identify opportunities to drive visibility and revenue generation. Find
ways to show both donors and staff see the difference their investment is actually making.

Qualifications
• 10+ years of experience designing and implementing comprehensive fundraising plans and
cultivating relationships for all funding streams including national and family foundations and
high net worth individuals, with a successful track record of raising at least $5 million annually
• Experience leading all fundraising efforts and ability to make decisions independently while
working collaboratively and building an organization’s development function
• Superior writing skills with acute attention to detail and experience producing high quality grant
and funding proposals
• Ability to translate programmatic language into compelling development proposals, working
within The Israel Project’s strategic plan framework
• Ability to think strategically while executing tactically within a resource-constrained
environment
• Experience in developing program budgets, tracking and measuring results
• Project management skills, including developing and managing campaigns and programs
• Ability to work on multiple projects simultaneously and meet deadlines
•Experience managing a staff of 4 or more
•Willingness to work off-hours, when necessary
•Self-motivated
•Ability to attend meetings with high net worth donors and sell programs without the President
•Master’s degree desirable
•Prior work with pro-Israel organizations desirable
•Prior political campaign work desirable
•Proficiency in all Microsoft Office programs (including Outlook, Word, Excel)
•Proficiency in Donor Perfect or similar fundraising database
•Strong presentation skills – confidence delivering proposals to various audiences

Compensation
Commensurate with experience and qualifications.

To apply
Send cover letter and resume to rachelh@theisraelproject.org. Please use the position title as the
subject for your email.

The Israel Project is an equal opportunity employer.

Online application available, click here.

Filed under: Non-Profit.

February 14, 2013. by rachelh

Key Functions and Responsibilities

• Identifies, qualifies, and solicits prospective foundations for general operating and/or
designated funding requests
•Prepares proposals and letters of inquiry for renewals and new grant funding opportunities
•Creates customized proposals according to each foundation’s guidelines
•Creates customized budgets in accordance with each foundation’s guidelines
•Works with program managers to track outcomes
•Develops project summaries and year-end reports as necessary for grant reporting
•Creates a yearly schedule to follow of grant applications
•Develops year-end “annual” report for distribution to donors
•Maintains files on all grant requests
•Maintains online database of all grant requests, schedule for submission of grant requests, due
dates for ongoing foundation reports, etc.
•Other duties as assigned

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree required
•5+ years of grant writing experience
•Demonstrated record of success at securing 5, 6, and 7 figure grants
•Excellent research and writing skills required
•Willingness to work off-hours, when necessary
•Ability to identify, approach, and solicit new funding from existing and prospective foundations
•Must be able to effectively plan/manage work flow on multiple projects simultaneously and
manage project details with limited supervision
•Ability to work in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment
•High level of proficiency in the Microsoft suite of products
•Demonstrated level of comfort working with foundation personnel and donors at all levels
•Understanding of the Middle East and commitment to Israel

Compensation
Commensurate with experience and qualifications.

To apply
Send cover letter and resume to rachelh@theisraelproject.org. Please use the position title as the
subject for your email.

The Israel Project is an equal opportunity employer.

Filed under: Non-Profit.

February 14, 2013. by rachelh

Key Functions and Responsibilities

•Assists CEO and Regional Development Directors in duties as needed
•Utilizes research databases like LexisNexis, Foundation Search, Portico, etc.
•Analyzes data and works with the Communications team to develop accurate reporting of
fundraising results
•Assists in preparation and development of donor appeal strategy
•Researches hard mail and email addresses for new donors and/or prospective donors
•Prepares letters and envelopes for mailing info packets to donors
•Prepares meeting and event briefings
•Staffs the CEO for call time
•Assists in event preparation and logistical support including scheduling donor meetings and
making calls as needed to secure attendance
•Some administrative tasks
•Performs other duties as necessary

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree required
•2+ years of experience in fundraising, direct mail, or development research
•Must be able to effectively plan/manage work flow on multiple projects simultaneously and
manage project details with limited supervision
•Willingness to work off-hours, when necessary
•Ability to work in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment
•High level of proficiency in the Microsoft suite of products, must also be familiar with Adobe PDF
and database management systems
•Previous experience with Donor Perfect preferred
•Understanding of the Middle East and commitment to Israel

Compensation
Commensurate with experience and qualifications.

To apply
Send cover letter and resume to rachelh@theisraelproject.org. Please use the position title as the
subject for your email.

The Israel Project is an equal opportunity employer.

Online application available, click here.

Filed under: General.

February 13, 2013. by NYJJB Admin

TEMPLE DE HIRSCH SINAI

SEATTLE WASHINGTON

www.tdhs-nw.org

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR POSITION DESCRIPTION

SUMMARY

Temple De Hirsch Sinai (TDHS) is a 1500-family, diverse, two-campus synagogue located in the greater Seattle area. We seek a versatile, energetic Executive Director to lead our administrative staff and partner with our clergy in fulfilling our mission of being a congregation at the forefront of Reform Judaism. Employment will begin during the calendar fourth quarter of 2013. Ideal candidates will have relevant experience with complex organizations, will have an understanding of and passion for Reform Judaism, will enjoy a fast moving and sometimes unpredictable pace, will thrive on multitasking, and will bring to our historic congregation the best of modern management techniques and skills. In partnership with the clergy and Board of Trustees, our new Executive Director will both manage current needs and be a key leader in anticipating, planning and strategizing for the future.

THE POSITION

The Executive Director reports to the Board of Trustees, and shares overall authority with the Senior Rabbi, who also reports to the Board. As the senior administrator of the congregation, the Executive Director is responsible and accountable for all operations of the congregation. Specifically these functions include:

  • STAFF. The Executive Director supervises a team of employees in operations, finance, administration, membership, marketing and communications, fundraising, real estate, logistics, and security and is responsible for the professional development of this team.

  • FACILITIES. TDHS operates two full-service campuses (sanctuary, classrooms, social hall, offices, parking lots) in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood and in the Eastgate area of Bellevue. We also own a cemetery and mausoleum in the Queen Anne neighborhood, and have two pieces of passive real estate which have unrealized income potential. Operations and maintenance of these assets are the Executive Director’s responsibility.
  • EDUCATION. TDHS operates simultaneous supplementary religion schools in our two locations, a full time preschool (mornings), and a robust adult education program. While these functions and their respective personnel are the responsibility of our Director of Education, who reports to the Senior Rabbi, the Executive Director works closely with the Education department regarding facilities, operations, payroll, and HR.
  • COMMUNITY OUTREACH. TDHS is a leader in the greater-Seattle Jewish community and a visible part of a broad fabric of community organizations in the greater-Puget Sound region. The Executive Director is responsible for cultivating and maintaining relationships with other community organizations to benefit our membership and to enhance the reputation and presence of TDHS as a supportive, involved community partner.

QUALIFICATIONS

There are many skills and attributes required of a successful candidate. These include, but are not limited to:

Skills:

  • Experience managing at least fifteen people and a multi-million-dollar-budget.
  • Demonstrated expertise in financial management of an organization of comparable size and scope.
  • Track record of successful staff leadership including: team building, staff supervision and evaluation, salary and benefit administration, familiarity with laws and regulations pertaining to HR, accountability, and optimizing performance of staff talents.
  • Eagerness to embrace and integrate new technologies into operations.
  • Systems thinking and a passion for process improvement.
  • Familiarity with modern fundraising practices and techniques.
  • Demonstrated success managing an array of outside vendors.
  • Experience with and understanding of the role of a Board of Trustees.
  • Outstanding written and oral communication skills.

Attributes:

  • Understanding of and passion for the culture of Reform Judaism.
  • Ability to set a “tone at the top” and model the values and mission of the synagogue to create a mission-driven culture for the entire organization.
  • Understanding of generational dynamics and the ability to relate to, serve the needs of, and effectively connect the congregation with members of all generations, including the seniors who are long time members, and the younger families who will be our future.
  • Understanding that the congregation operates seven days a week, most evenings, and must be responsive to member needs 24/7/365.
  • Compassionate, caring “people person,” always mission-driven and a supportive partner with our clergy.
  • Exceptional flexibility required to handle unforeseen matters typical of many congregations, but multiplied by our two-campus, four-rabbi operation.

DETAILS:

TDHS offers a competitive salary and benefit package, commensurate with experience. The current Executive Director retires at the end of calendar 2013. Our new Executive Director will begin work on a mutually agreeable date during the fourth quarter of 2013 that allows for some overlap with the outgoing ED.

TO APPLY:

Applicants should submit qualifications no later than March 30, 2013, to EDSearch@tdhs-nw.org

Information should include:

  • Personal, educational, and work history, to include a description of relevant responsibilities held.
  • Salary requirements.
  • Description of why this opportunity appeals to you.
  • Whether it is important that your application be kept confidential.

If there are questions, please direct those to the Search Committee at the email address above.

Online application available, click here.

Filed under: Administrative, NYJJB Featured Jobs.