Membership Recruitment Specialist

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girl scouts of north east ohioMacedonia (OH)

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Junior

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$20.00 per hour

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About the role

Membership Recruitment Specialist Help us recruit girls and families to join Girl Scouts! Part-time, $20 per hour + mileage, some day and early evening hourscan work with your availability. Hours will vary seasonally, as needed. The Membership Recruitment Specialist is a part-time, casual employee who implements effective marketing and recruiting strategies to increase awareness and participation in Girl Scouting through in-person presentations, leading membership information/registration events at various community locations including schools, faith-based institutions, and libraries. Responsibilities include adult and girl recruitment, marketing Girl Scouts, capturing leads, hosting an engaging Girl Scout activity for girls and their caregiver/parent, and using proven sales techniques to convert leads in support of council membership goals. All functions are performed collaboratively with council staff and volunteers. Requirements include serving as the primary on-site host for in-school and evening registration events designed to introduce Girl Scouting to potential new girls and volunteers and families. Clearly communicate to potential members the Girl Scouts mission including the Girl Scout Leadership Experience and the benefits of being a Girl Scout member. Work collaboratively with recruitment coordinators, volunteer recruiters, and other staff to fulfill goals for each event. Promote events via in-school rallies (as schedules permit). Assist with and perform registration for new members, including troubleshooting issues with the online registration system. Record event attendance and results. Ensure Girl Scouting is open to all girls and adults by delivering the Girl Scout message of pluralism and diversity to members of the council. Other duties as assigned to promote the successful implementation of GSNEO's goals/objectives.

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