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Administrative Assistant/Operations Manager

The Water Collaborative of Greater New Orleans

Posted 09/22/22

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1433 N Claiborne Ave, New Orleans, LA, 70116

Inactive
Full-Time
Experienced
Environmental Management
In Person

Job Description

The role of the Administrative Assistant and Operation Manager is to provide administrative support to The Water Collaborative’s staff through our growing process.  Since 2019, The Water Collaborative’s impact has grown to include climate adaptation and mitigation strategies, water and environmental justice, intersectional environmentalism, and the built environment. With this growth the needs of the organization have grown as well going from 1 full time staff member to 5 in two years. To ensure the sustainable growth of the organization, we are seeking a AAO to support in day-to-day task and increase the organization’s sustainability and overall impact. In this role, the AAO will provide general office support for the organization and assist in directing communications between staff, partners, and funders. Additionally, this role includes managing certain aspects of our social media in partnership with our branding agency.  The Water Collaborative is a Hybrid office but due to the nature of our work, the role must be based in Southeast Louisiana.


SALARY RANGE: $45-55K

 

Specific Task Include:

·         Organize and schedule meetings, appointments, and travel for the Executive Director and staff

·         Develop and maintain a digital filing system in Google Drive and Dropbox

·         Organize and maintain office and printing supplies, equipment, computers, etc.

·         Send, receive and track invoices and payments

·         Support with bookkeeping and payroll when needed

·         Assist with grant reporting requirements/paperwork

·         Receive incoming messages and packages and check the mail weekly

·         Knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel, Google Suite

·         Assist with developing organization processes (e.g. onboarding/offboarding)

·         Assist with event/meeting planning and logistics

·         Maintain contact lists and listservs on Google and on Give pulse

·         Assist with organization communications (which may include assembling monthly newsletter, posting to social media, etc.)

·         Data Entry; Coordinate regularly with the bookkeeper

·         Coordinate with TWC’s contractors as needed (HR, PR/Marketing, Payroll)

 

Key Skills and Qualifications Include:

·         High School Diploma or degree in finance, business administration or equivalent

·         Prior experience as an Administrative Assistant is a plus

·         Personable and a team player

·         Highly organized and detail-oriented

·         Strong time management skills

·         Independent and self-motivated work style

·         Demonstrated analytical, interpretive and problem solving-skills

·         Strong interpersonal and communication skills

·         Strong skills in Microsoft and Google Suites


·         Ability to use a variety of platforms such as Mailchimp, Later, Donor box, Slack, YouTube, Squarespace, and Eventbrite


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About The Water Collaborative of Greater New Orleans

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The Water Collaborative is a grassroots movement created by leaders in the water management sector. From the beginning, our origins were rooted in collaborative design, transparency and trust building, and diversity and equity. Leadership in the sector have always viewed water management as the best vehicle to address climate change, urban and economic development, and environmental justice simultaneously.


Origins of The Water Collaborative

Awareness of the issues and opportunities relating to water management in the Greater New Orleans area began to build in the early 2010s. Sample activities and initiatives from this time include:

- Regular meetings of the Horizon Initiative’s Water Committee, convened by Grasshopper Mendoza and Steve Picou;

- A series of reports on water management commissioned by the Citizen’s Task Force and completed by Jeff Thomas of Thomas Strategies;

- A group of organizations and activists convened by Bayou Rebirth to strategize responding to the New Orleans Sewerage and Water Board’s request-for-proposals for green infrastructure projects;

- Meetings of the key water management specialists and activists convened by the Greater New Orleans Foundation;

- The Louisiana Urban Stormwater Coalition convened by landscape architect Dana Brown of Dana Brown & Associates.