Community Development Officer Job at Abri (Bristol)

Community Development Manager

The role of a manager can never be defined fully, but in all matters, they must ...

Location

United Kingdom , Kingston upon Thames

Salary:

37500.00 GBP / Year

Glendale Grounds Management

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

A nationally recognised academic qualification to at least NVQ Level 3 or equivalent (e.g., National Certificate, Advanced National Certificate, National Diploma)
RPII Operational Training Course
Or equivalent experience in the parks management/grounds maintenance sector
A full, clean driving license is an essential requirement
Experience or the willingness to learn how to tow trailers would be advantageous
Track record in the supervision of community, environmental, or public-facing projects in a small/medium-sized enterprise, preferably in the land-management sector
Background or experience that shows evidence of the successful creation of strong customer care and planning service delivery through teams, co-operation and innovation
Good organisational and planning skills
Good IT (Google Workspace) and written skills and the ability to produce professional reports and documents
A track record in successfully mentoring and supporting community groups

Job Responsibility

Community Engagement: Engage with groups and individuals to identify and develop volunteering opportunities. Support new groups with organisational development
Project Management: Develop and implement/oversee small-medium scale projects, including maintenance and management plans
QHSE: Ensure that the Play & Infrastructure & Project Management Service is delivered in line with Glendale’s Health & Safety procedures, and that all necessary risk assessments and method statements are reviewed regularly
Volunteer Management: Manage volunteer programmes, ensuring safety and providing training. This includes corporate volunteering and community initiatives (e.g., gardening, conservation)
Partnership Building: Build relationships with internal departments, client teams, and external organisations (e.g., charities, community groups, police) to facilitate community work
Financial Management: Contribute to budget management, identify income-generating activities, and support grant applications
Stakeholder Management: Act as a key contact for Friends' Groups and other stakeholders. Attend meetings and represent the organisation
Reporting and Monitoring: Produce regular reports on community activities, track key performance indicators, and contribute to performance management
Sustainability: Promote sustainable practices in parks and contribute to environmental initiatives (e.g., Green Flag, biodiversity)
Communications and Marketing: Develop and implement marketing initiatives, including social media updates and website content

What we offer

Employee discount portal - discounts on travel booking, high street vouchers, gift cards, cinema tickets, days out, leisure activities and your day to day spending
Company sick pay
Career progression
Training and development
Pension: Nest auto-enrolment after 3 months
Holidays: 22 days, 24 days after 5 years service, 25 days after 10 years service

Fulltime

Commercial Loan Officer

An experienced commercial lender is sought for a dynamic and expanding community...

Location

United States , Just West of Kearney

Salary:

Not provided

Adams, Inc.

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Commercial lending experience
Ability to build business
Community-focused
Driven
Business development skills
Active community involvement

Job Responsibility

Manage and grow a commercial loan portfolio
Focus on commercial and CRE loans
Business development
Active community involvement
Handle loan sizes from $100,000 to multi-million dollar loans

What we offer

ESOP (Employee Stock Ownership Plan)
Credit analysis assistance

Fulltime

Union Organizer

AFSCME Wisconsin Council 32 is taking applications for the position of full-time...

Location

United States , Milwaukee

Salary:

Not provided

American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

A commitment to building worker power
A commitment to social and economic justice, equity, and inclusion
Skills to professionally communicate in various forms and maintain open dialogue with people
The ability to inspire and motivate others to action
The ability to respectfully work with and relate to people from diverse backgrounds and cultures
A willingness to learn, share, and encourage the growth of other people
The ability to navigate complex interpersonal relationships
Ability to work under pressure independently and with limited supervision
A valid driver's license and the willingness to travel
Willingness to work non-traditional hours with flexibility

Job Responsibility

Building and maintaining relationships with non-union workers, members, and staff
Identifying and developing worker leaders
Developing and guiding worker committees
Empowering workers to build community and act to improve their working conditions
Working with teams of members and staff on organizing campaigns, focused on non-union workers
Data management
Facilitating a variety of trainings

What we offer

Generous salary and benefits package determined by collective bargaining agreement including full health, dental and vision insurance, and 2 to 1 pension matching

Fulltime

Community Business Manager

The Community Business Director is responsible for managing financial aspects of...

Location

Canada , Victoria

Salary:

Not provided

Atria Senior Living

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Degree or diploma in Accounting, Business, Finance or a related field or an equivalent combination of education and experience
Working knowledge of provincial employment standards practices
Three (3) or more years’ work experience in business office management
Demonstrated ability to use independent judgment and discretion to make decisions designed to achieve Company expectations and goals for the community
Ability to perform or learn budget analysis and variance reporting
Proficient in using Microsoft Office and ability to operate standard office equipment
Position may require driving responsibilities (may use Company provided vehicle and/or personal vehicle)
Must possess valid driver’s license
Must satisfactorily meet and be in compliance with Atria Motor Vehicle Policy standards

Job Responsibility

Manage, in accordance with appropriate processes and procedures, collection and maintenance of resident data in Company systems, including but not limited to demographic and status changes, billing confirmations, and entering resident move in contracts
Manage the community’s accounting finances, utilizing independent judgment and discretion to analyze and verify submitted expenditures and budgetary matters for community departments
Responsible for interviewing, hiring, training, developing, and evaluating assigned staff
Manage and direct all accounts receivable and accounts payable functions of the community
Coordinate with the Executive Director and Human Resources Manager/Director the on-site human resources and employment functions for the community, including but not limited to administrating employee leaves, advising and counseling on employment activities, including all hiring and on-boarding processes, training and education on specified employee benefits, performs payroll administration and ensuring employees’ files are maintained in accordance with Atria Retirement Canada’s policies and applicable law
Participate in month-end close processes of accrual preparation and analysis of general ledger and monthly financials in conjunction with Executive Director
Work in conjunction with the Executive Director with the preparation of operational and financial variance reports
Provide training and orientation to new employees and any applicable ongoing training for current employees
Work diligently toward the completion of special projects, requests, and assignments as appropriate
Assist in sales process by conducting inquiry tours and responding to general questions

What we offer

Competitive Pay
Paid Holidays & PTO
Comprehensive Health Plans
Career Advancement Opportunities
Tuition Reimbursement
Employee Loyalty Rewards Program
Retirement Savings Plan with Employer Match
Rewards & Recognition
Health & Safety

Fulltime

Senior Program Officer

The Senior Program Officer will implement the regional funding programs serving ...

Location

Salary:

83150.00 - 126540.00 USD / Year

Wikimedia Foundation

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Solid knowledge of trust-based philanthropy or community-based grantmaking
Experience in participatory decision-making structures
Experience in grantmaking, particularly in an international context
Experience in nonprofit capacity building as a funder, consultant, or nonprofit leader
Strong strategic and analytical skills and creative problem-solving ability
Excellent organizational skills and judgment
ability to prioritize work, manage time and multiple priorities, and meet deadlines
attention to detail and accuracy
the ability to set realistic goals and objectives
Proven ability that would translate to creating constructive partnerships with the Wikimedia community, stakeholders, and fund-seekers: skills in facilitating engaging, motivating, coordinating and supporting volunteer communities, and in negotiating the sometimes chaotic and contentious nature of free-thinking communities

Job Responsibility

Implement the Community Resources grantmaking strategy while taking into consideration community needs, opportunities, movement trends, and the regional geopolitical and cultural context
Analyze regional and global patterns to shape funding rationales and priorities
Design program activities with colleagues to achieve significant, scalable impact
Manage , implement and monitor the regional grant portfolio to ensure alignment with strategy, criteria, and impact goals
Lead annual grant planning: identify and support prospective and returning grantees, review proposals, co-develop funding rationales with the regional funding committee. This also includes conducting organizational assessments (financial and narrative) to inform funding rationales
Work collaboratively across Foundation teams to support implementation of funding program and team objectives
Represent the Foundation internally and externally as an ambassador for regional knowledge, priorities and insights
Build, onboard, and develop regional funding committees aligned with regional needs and opportunities to enable transparent decision-making as part of participatory grantmaking approaches
Set agendas for committee discussions (priorities, financial analysis, partner and regional insights) and facilitate inclusive funding deliberations
Provide context, analysis, and synthesis of committee feedback into funding recommendations and decisions

Fulltime

Director or principal of urban planning and design

We are excited to be growing our Northern California planning team and are seeki...

Location

United States , Berkeley

Salary:

115000.00 - 150000.00 USD / Year ▼

MIG

Expiration Date

Until further notice

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in planning, community development, public policy, public administration, geography or a related field
Local or willing to relocate to the Berkeley area
Ten (10) or more years of professional experience in planning, community development, public policy, or a related field
Relevant consulting experience working directly with clients or public agencies in planning or a closely related field, overseeing project teams and producing plan documents
Demonstrated experience managing and overseeing private-sector projects, including maintaining compliance with project contracts, drafting and managing scopes budgets, and maintaining schedules
Ability to prepare and deliver effective public presentations, lead working meetings, and speak easily and clearly in front of groups and facilitate client and stakeholder meetings
Excellent skills and written and verbal communication
Software proficiency in the Microsoft Office Suite, and Adobe InDesign
Ability to actively participate in or lead marketing and business development opportunities, develop proposals for prospective projects, participate in interviews, and develop and maintain potential client and partner relationships
Ability to develop collaborative, productive, and respectful relationships with community members, organizations, and partners

Job Responsibility

Work as part of a cross-office, cross-discipline team that creates plans for neighborhoods, districts, campuses and communities
Be a member of the office management team and the firmwide Planning and Design leadership team
Coordinate with other Directors and Principals on the future of planning in Northern California and firmwide
Work on projects including citywide comprehensive plans, small area plans, neighborhood plans, downtown plans, housing strategies, parks and recreation system plans, and inclusive community engagement
Help influence the types of planning work the team pursues and grow into new marketplaces and geographies
Lead teams as well as working hands-on creating bold, innovative, and equitable planning and design solutions
Provide overarching project direction and oversight of work products
Work with project managers to engage internal and external subconsultant and client teams
Develop, review and oversee scopes of work, budgets, and schedules
Contribute to high-quality planning documents and other deliverables

What we offer

Flexible work schedule
Rewarding work environment
Creative atmosphere that allows for professional development and career advancement opportunities
Comprehensive benefits program including paid time off (PTO)
10 paid holidays
Medical
Dental
Vision
FSA
HRA with employer contributions

Fulltime

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