Operations and Events Coordinator Role (British Columbia)

Operations and Events Coordinator Role (British Columbia)

16 Sep
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The Salvation Army in Canada
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British Columbia

16 Sep

The Salvation Army in Canada

British Columbia

Become an Operations and Events Coordinator for The Salvation Army, managing key administrative tasks and supporting community initiatives. Your efforts will directly impact those in need.

In this role, you will perform specialized administrative duties that ensure the smooth operation of various Salvation Army functions, like the food bank. You will manage scheduling, assist in event planning, and maintain necessary office supplies. Strong interpersonal skills and a cooperative spirit are vital for successful partnerships with staff and community members.

Key Responsibilities:
• Organize all administrative aspects of the unit
• Assist in scheduling and coordinating facility usage
• Prepare meeting materials and document minutes as necessary




• Support volunteers and community event coordination
• Maintain a clean and safe environment for clients

Requirements:
• 3 years of secretarial or administrative experience
• Completion of a formal post-secondary education program
• Knowledge of community resources and networking
• Excellent communication and multitasking skills
• Alignment with The Salvation Army's mission and values

Drive organizational success while uplifting your community at The Salvation Army as an Operations and Events Coordinator.
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📌 Operations and Events Coordinator Role (British Columbia)
🏢 The Salvation Army in Canada
📍 British Columbia

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