Community Organiser (Partnerships & Organisation Development)

MY COMMUNITY LIMITED; Glasgow; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 45,000; Full time

Job summary

Une organisation à but non lucratif recherche un community organiser passionné pour collaborer avec la communauté et des partenaires afin de développer des initiatives qui rejoignent la culture et le patrimoine. Le candidat idéal aura un excellent sens de la communication, une expérience en gestion de partenariats et une formation pertinente.

Qualifications

• Minimum de 3 ans d'expérience dans le secteur de la philanthropie.
• Capacité à parler et écrire couramment anglais et l'une des langues nationales.
• Familiarité avec les outils CRM et gestion des partenariats.

Responsibilities

• Développer des stratégies d'engagement avec les partenaires publics et privés.
• Gérer des initiatives stratégiques et acquérir de nouveaux partenaires.
• Exécuter des campagnes de marketing et suivre les performances.

Skills

Interaction communautaire

Communication

Responsabilité

Initiative

Education

Master ou Bachelor en Administration des affaires, Communication, Comptabilité, Études/Management du patrimoine, Gestion culturelle ou Architecture

Tools

Salesforce

Job description

Since its inception in 2010, My Community has made its mark in the arts, cultural and heritage sectors. Its work has spurred the growth and development of a common-man approach to history where everyday experiences of Singaporeans are chronicled and celebrated.

Today, My Community’s core mission remains the same. The non-profit organisation works to capture and preserve community stories, reconnect people to places and social networks, and deepen heritage appreciation and expression across the country. It also advocates for greater community involvement in cultural management and urban governance processes.

My Community is supported by an army of 500 volunteers who work with a nimble team of staff to organise guided tours, exhibitions, festivals and other arts, heritage and placemaking programmes in Queenstown and beyond.

Job Description

• A passionate community organiser who is keen to work with the community and various stakeholders to develop a sound understanding of the assigned portfolio of partners in the public and private sectors and implement engagement strategies with these partners.
• Manage strategic initiatives by identifying current or new partners who are able to support key My Community's programmes targeting the general population, and also for the niche segments
• Work closely with internal stakeholders including volunteers and cultural practitioners to scope, develop and/or align partnership initiatives by bridging partner and My Community's interest to reach mutually beneficial collaborative agreement
• Conceptualise, manage and execute effective marketing, branding and partnership strategies for My Community's initiatives.
• Acquire, maintain and elevate relationships with the community, new and existing partners, and various stakeholders for My Community's campaigns, festivals and programmes
• Explore, strategise, identify and pitch new business plans to acquire new business and partnership opportunities
• Create, present and execute marketing campaign opportunities and performance.
• Track campaign performances with measurable methods of each campaign (both online and offline)
• Administer accounts, fundraising, book keeping and events management.

Requirements

• Keen interest in interacting with the community (residents, shopkeepers, students, diverse stakeholders and partners) on arts, culture and heritage.
• Communicative, accountable, responsible and take initiative to interact with community stakeholders.
• A Master's or Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Communications, Accountancy, Heritage Studies/Management, Cultural Management and/or Architecture
• At least 3 years' of work experience in the philantrophy sector
• Familiar with CRM tools (i.e. Salesforce)
• Prior experience in partnerships management
• Ability to speak and write in English and one of the national languages (Chinese, Malay or Tamil) fluently.
• Able to work on Saturdays and Sundays.