Program Coordinator

Description

The Program Coordinator is responsible for ensuring the continuity and growth of programs by developing, implementing, and administering year-round opportunities which meet the contemporary needs of girls aged 5-17, and to work with volunteers to offer membership and program extension. The Program Coordinator is responsible for three of the four offerings in their assigned market:
Events, Product Sales, Outreach.

• Provide resources and guidance to help volunteers succeed at the service unit level.
• Manage cases and tasks in Salesforce; train and assist volunteers on how to use the fall product and cookie program platforms; and train volunteers in how to register for events and camp using gsvents and double knot.
• Address complaints and resolves issues in alignment with council policies, practices, and applicable laws.
• Contribute to messaging in pursuance of funding and execute funded projects.
• Track programmatic activities and expenses for program grants and other funding sources.
• Communicate effectively with diverse audiences, including, but not limited to, youth ages 5-17, adult volunteers, coworkers, potential funders, and business partners.
• Gather and evaluate feedback, analyze program outcomes, and prepare reports to share insights with staff and volunteers.
• Prepare reports, presentations, and other communication to share program achievements, challenges, and opportunities with stakeholders.
• Use evaluation findings to inform programmatic decision-making, identify areas for improvement, and implement changes to enhance program quality and impact including keeping designated program partners informed of participant progress in programs.
• Manage and maintain accurate records of program participation, volunteer involvement, and program outcomes.
• Develop, implement and oversee effective budget management practices with regional program budgets.
• Stay informed about best practices, trends, and innovations in youth development, education, and community programming to inform program design and implementation.
• Proactively anticipate potential issues, obstacles, or opportunities, and develop actionable plans to achieve goals while addressing unanticipated challenges.
• Analyze market trends and community needs to develop innovative strategies for effective planning and delivery of youth programs and events.
• Cultivate new and maintain existing relationships with individuals, businesses, schools, community partners, GSUSA, and other stakeholders to support organizational goals and initiatives.
• Stay current on GSUSA initiatives as well as national and local trends impacting youth programming.
• Ensure the interests, values, and needs of girls of all diverse racial, ethnic, cultural and disabled are reflected through various programming opportunities based on evaluations.
• Perform other duties as necessary or assigned.

• Design, implement, and evaluate year-round programs that cater to the diverse needs and developmental stages of girl members.
• Provide engaging curricula aligned with the Girl Scout Leadership Experience (GSLE) framework, focusing on STEM, entrepreneurship, the outdoors, and life skills.
• Collaborate with troop leaders to ensure programs are inclusive, interactive, and age appropriate.

• Serve as the locally responsible staff for all cookie and fall product sale activities.
• Manage the following logistics of the Girl Scout Cookie Program within a regional area to include: securing booth locations; procedure for distribution of the product to volunteers; providing and collecting receipts to support the completion of financial transactions; and inventory control.

• Write and maintain outcome-based curriculum incorporating the core program initiatives.
• Partner with area schools and community organizations to deliver the curriculum.

• Be a registered Girl Scout member.
• Believe in the mission of Girl Scouting with the ability to communicate the mission to others.
• Interpret and support GSUSA and council policies and standard procedures.
• Uphold the code of conduct as outlined in the GSCI Employee Handbook.
• Represent the organization professionally and uphold the Girl Scout Promise and Law.
• Ensure diversity and pluralism is embraced and incorporated into the work of the council.
• Familiar with safety rules and regulations and take reasonable steps to ensure one’s own health and safety, and that of others, and inform the manager of any hazard.
• Be at least 21 years of age.
• Team player with excellent customer service skills.
• Be a positive and cooperative employee, willing to share resources and expertise.
• Ability to pass a criminal and background check.
• Ability to provide two professional references, with one being a previous supervisor.

• Bachelor’s degree, preferred. An equivalent combination of education and work experience acceptable.
• Works independently and as part of a cross functional team.
• Occasional travel may be required.
• Ability to work a…