Established in 1924, The Rowe Center is a warm, friendly, and always exciting place to work. Our staff is small, and as a nonprofit, we ask a lot of our employees; however, The Rowe Center provides a rare opportunity to live your values in the workplace. A high priority is placed on community, acceptance, and work-life balance. Are you interested in joining our team? See our seasonal and year-round opportunities below. All applicants will be required to submit to a criminal background check as we work with children during summer camps.
Year-Round Openings
Office Manager
Year-Round, Full-Time, Salary
Wage:
$41,000/year
Reports To:
Executive Director
Summary:
The Office Manager oversees the smooth operation of The Rowe Center's office, ensuring that critical systems and databases are maintained and that staff provide excellent guest services. This role involves developing best practices, managing office staff, and overseeing group rentals. The Office Manager also supports the Executive Director in various administrative tasks.
Core Duties and Responsibilities:
Office Management:
- Maintain a professional, collaborative, and friendly office environment.
- Schedule all hourly employees to ensure proper and equitable coverage.
- Ensure that the office has coverage during business hours and extended program hours.
- Handle sensitive information confidentially.
- Oversee the operation of Rowe Center CRM and relevant software (Little Green Light, Asana).
- Supervise and assign tasks to office staff, ensuring timely and accurate registration entries.
- Edit and maintain documents such as the employee handbook, camp guide, and behavior agreements.
- Oversee scholarship funds and disbursement.
- Read program evaluations and share feedback with staff and presenters.
- Support the Marketing Manager with feedback, edits, and proofreading.
- Attend weekly Manager meetings and meet with the Executive Director regularly.
- Assist the Executive Director with hiring and training staff (year-round and seasonal).
Rentals and Adult Communities:
- Serve as the primary point of contact for rentals.
- Work with Adult Community Leaders to ensure successful programs.
- Write and share yearly budget agreement letters with the Executive Director.
- Confirm staff leaders' housing and payments.
- Keep detailed notes on kitchen and facilities needs for programs.
- Oversee group rentals, negotiating pricing and logistics with rental organizers.
- Conduct tours of the grounds and facilities with prospective conference leaders and rental organizers.
Center Responsibilities:
- Assist the Executive Director with managing housekeeping staff.
- Help create a welcoming atmosphere for guests.
- Coordinate the Volunteer Host Program.
- Ensure a high-quality guest experience.
Year-Round Position Inquiry
Looking for a meaningful career in a fun and inclusive environment? Join our team at Rowe Center! We’re always excited to connect with passionate individuals who want to make a difference. Submit your resume today to be considered for future year-round opportunities. We'll keep your information on file and review it when positions become available!
Benefits of Working at Rowe:
Established in 1924, The Rowe Center is a warm, friendly, and always exciting place to work. Our staff is small, and as a non-profit, we ask a lot of our employees; however, The Rowe Center provides a rare opportunity to live your values in the workplace. A high priority is placed on community, acceptance and work-life balance. Many employees take advantage of our generous subsidized housing benefits (food & utilities included) and not only work but also live on our tranquil 50-acre wooded campus nestled in the heart of the Berkshire mountains. Benefits for full-time staff also include medical and dental coverage, a retirement plan, and paid sick and vacation time.
Intangible benefits include living in the beautiful hardwood forests of western Massachusetts and interacting with an community of forward-thinking, ethical, and progressive people who are seeking to collectively do good work in the world.
EOE –The Rowe Center is an Equal Opportunity Employer
A Note About Job Descriptions:
Qualifications may be met as a result of lived experience, volunteer work, professional experience, and/or formal or informal training. We are committed to developing a diverse and talented staff team. If you are excited about this role, but unsure whether you meet 100% of the requirements, we encourage you to inquire and/or apply.