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November 24, 2003 – Administrative & Member  Services Coordinator – Position Type: Full Time Location:  Toronto. The Ontario Cycling Association (OCA) is the provincial sport  organization governing the sport of Cycling.  Members are competitive  and recreational cyclists between the ages of five and 80. The OCA is seeking a  candidate to work with volunteer committees, provide administrative services, coordinate the association's high performance program, execute communication  plans, attend some events and potentially perform basic bookkeeping  functions.

Key Accountabilities:

Administrative & Member Services –  Oversee and manage all daily operations of the office including  the collection of data, membership and program registration fees, and  all client services such as answering the phone, faxing and  photocopying services – Provide a range of general administrative support,  including; filing, ordering, receipt preparation, meeting arrangements, and  presentation preparation – Assist in program coordination and execution,  including; registration, budgeting, and post-program follow-up and  evaluation – Assist in tracking, processing, and fulfilling information  inquiries and in preparing for member contact – This individual must  oversee and maintain office administration procedures Data Coordination and  Reporting – Assist in coordinating and maintaining member information,  including database entry, updating, and maintaining membership hard  files. – Run queries and reports, as required. – Compile status reports on  projects and programs as required Other Responsibilities – Complete  projects as necessary and assigned by the Executive Director. This may  include grant and funding proposals, and communication materials. – Design  and publish all the Association's communication materials, including the  newsletters, handbooks, the Annual General Meeting Report and the OCA's  website. – Assist with planning special events and meetings – Grant  writing – Attending events on the OCA's behalf – As a small association,  we expect a team player who will help wherever necessary The following is  desired but not mandatory: Bookkeeping (using Quickbooks Pro) – Process  invoices and receive payments – Prepare cheque requisitions; process cheques  and receipts – Compile and balance weekly bank deposits of all funds  received – Make deposits, reconciling bank accounts – Monitor accounts  receivable and payable – Monitor and reconcile high performance program  revenue and expense budgets; produce reports as required Key  Competencies: Managing Personal Effectiveness – Self-motivated and  accountable for results through focused attention on achieving goals; takes  action and ownership. – Enjoys multi-tasking in a fast-paced environment with  a proven ability to manage a broad workload. – Superior organizational  skills in planning and completing projects by agreed deadlines; high  attention to detail and accuracy. – Willingness to get the job done,  regardless of the extra time and effort it may take Managing the  Business – Demonstrated member focus. Ability to anticipate member's needs  and proactively search for solutions to ensure expectations are met  or exceeded. – Ability to draw from a repertoire of knowledge, skills, and  resources to identify and evaluate issues and opportunities. Managing  Relationships – Demonstrated interpersonal savvy through working effectively  and communicating with a variety of different audiences. – Strong  communication skills, both oral and written. Other Requirements: –  Proficient computer skills; strong knowledge of Microsoft Office –  Appropriate post-secondary education – Proven administration experience and  skills. At least 3 years work experience as an administrator, preferably in a  not for profit or sports environment

Please submit your resume with  salary expectations (email preferred) in Word Format, by December  5th. Send to:

Steve Merker Executive Director Ontario Cycling  Association 1185 Eglinton Ave East, Suite 408 Toronto, ON M3C  3C6

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