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Director of the Bromont National Cycling Centre - Quebec
Job Description
Reporting to the Board of Directors, the Director is responsible for financing and marketing, management of the facilities, staff management and coordination of resident staff of the Centre's partners. The first Director's duty is to ensure financing and proper functioning of the Centre. The Director must maximise revenues and coordinate services to the athletes, coaches and officials associated with the Center.
Requirements
- University degree in administration, commerce, marketing or other related areas
- five (5) years experience in a director's function
- management of sports facilities, residences, sports programs
- have worked with volunteers
Qualities
- knowledge of cycling sports
- dynamic and business oriented
- good writing and speaking in French and English
- strength in human relationships and leadership
- adaptability, diplomacy, judgment
- team builder
- available
Working conditions
Schedule: 40 hours/week, variable
Salary: according with experience, with bonus
Holidays: 2 weeks/year
Contract duration: 1 year with renewal option
Beginning: February 12, 2001
Answer to the job offer
Deadline: January 19, 2001, 5 PM
Send to: Bromont National Cycling Center
C/O Pierre Lizotte, President
92, Champlain, Bromont, Qc
J2L 3A7
fax: (450) 460-4849
email: ccdcb1@qc.aira.com
The complete job description may be found at the following web address: www.fqsc.net/EmploiDirecteurCNEB.pdf
Coaching and Athlete Development Coordinator - B.C.
Cycling BC is the sport governing body for cycling in British Columbia. It is a non-profit society dedicated to supporting and developing the sport of cycling throughout the province. Cycling BC is currently looking for a qualified individual to fill a new permanent part-time position (15 hours per week) as the Coaching and Athlete Development Coordinator.
Reporting to the General Manager and the Technical Director, the Development Coordinator will be responsible for the working with the Games, coordinating the BC Team, developing and implementing training camps, and administering related youth, coaching, and athlete programs.
The successful candidate will have extensive competitive cycling knowledge and/or experience and post secondary education in the sport/ recreation or related field. In addition, the successful candidate will possess excellent time management skills, an interest in working with athletes of all levels, and the ability to work effectively with volunteers. NCCP certification is an asset.
All interested applicants should forward a resume including salary expectations to:
Cycling British Columbia
#332- 1367 W. Broadway
Vancouver, BC, V6H 4A9
office@cycling.bc.ca
Fax: (604) 737-3141
Anticipated start date: February 1 st , 2001
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