Enrollment and Matching Strategist - Full-time Job Chicago area,Illinois USA,Business

Position:
Enrollment and Matching Strategist

Reporting Relationship: Manager, Enrollment

FLSA Classification: Exempt

Work Schedule: 11:00 – 7:00 p.m. (with flexibility for later evenings/weekends)

Salary Range
: $55K - $57K Commensurate with work experience, degree credential(s) and bilingual language skillset

Benefits:

Health and Dental coverage
Vision
Critical Illness
Accidental coverage
Voluntary and Basic Life Insurance
Short and Long-term disability
Flexible Spending Account
a matching 401K retirement plan

ABOUT BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF METRO CHICAGO (BBBSChi):

BBBSChi’S Mission is to create and support one-to-one mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise of youth.

BBBSChi’S Vision is that all youth achieve their full potential.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metropolitan Chicago is an affiliate of the nation’s largest donor-and volunteer-supported mentoring network. We provide high quality mentoring services to thousands of children and their families across Cook, DuPage and Lake Counties in both Illinois and Indiana. Big Brothers Big Sisters carefully matches children (“Littles”) with caring, screened and trained adult mentors (“Bigs”). Throughout the course of their mentoring relationship (“match”), we monitor and support the match, providing safety and quality measures, as well as outcome-based activity ideas and goals.

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BBBSChi’S Core Value is that we deeply believe

Access, Belonging, and Opportunity is paramount and fundamental toBBBSChi’ssuccess. We all work to build andmaintaina positive work environment for our staff, volunteers, and program participants. It is our belief that every staff member should embracethese principles in the decision-making process. Therefore, we fully expect the ideal candidate will carryout their function with these core values in mind and treat everyone respectfully and fairly.

Position Summary:

The Enrollment and Matching Strategist will work closely with the Manager of Enrollment to handle all aspects of enrollment and matching to ensure that goals set for programs are met.

Supervisory Responsibilities:

There are no supervisory responsibilities in this position, but functions as a senior-level subject matter expert and may support onboarding/training of seasonal or new staff.

Responsibilities:

Core Responsibilities include full-cycle enrollment and matching for volunteers and youth/families across Cook, DuPage, and Lake Counties (IL) and Northwest Indiana. This includes high-volume interviewing, assessment writing, match presentation, and scheduling match introductions.

1. Build and maintain strong professional relationships with prospective volunteers and youth/families from initial inquiry through successful match.

2. Coordinate scheduling of all interviews in partnership with corporate, community, and school partners; conduct interviews virtually or in person as required.

3. Conduct a minimum of 25 volunteer interviews and youth/family interviews per month, maintaining high quality and consistency.

4. Complete 25 written assessments and recommendations within 48 hours of interview, ensuring accuracy, clarity, and professional judgment in all match decisions. This role includes the use of agency-approved AI technology to support the creation, refinement, and timely completion of written assessments.

5. Provide weekly schedules, performance updates, and pipeline reports to the Manager of Enrollment.

6. Support recruitment efforts by distributing materials, presenting to partner organizations, attending community events, and collaborating with school/site partners to increase enrollment as needed.

7. Identify bottlenecks, propose solutions, and proactively strategize with the Manager of Enrollment to ensure enrollment flow and timely matching.

8. Create safe, appropriate, and mission-aligned match relationships based on available volunteers and youth.

9. Present match recommendations to all parties by phone and secure verbal approval from volunteers and families.

10. Prepare match notes and schedule 5–10 match introduction meetings per week, ensuring accurate and timely handoff to the MIM Coordinator or Program/Partnership staff.

11. Personally…