Assistant Director of Operations & Staffing

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cote hospitalityNisswa (MN)

General and Operations Managers Recreational and Vacation Camps (except Campgrounds)

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About the role

Assistant Director of Operations & Staffing Do you love working with people, thrive in leadership roles, and want your work to truly make a difference? For 115 years, Camp Lincoln (part of Cote Hospitality ) has helped campers grow in confidence, character, and community in the lakes and woods of North-Central Minnesota. We're looking for a year-round Assistant Director of Operations & Staffing to help lead our mission forward.

In this role, you will: Recruit, onboard, and inspire the seasonal team that makes camp unforgettable Keep camp operations running smoothly (training, logistics, supplies, vehicles) Uphold traditions, positivity, and safety while building a community staff return to year after year Support year-round efforts in marketing, planning, purchasing, and scheduling What we're looking for: Bachelor's degree OR 2–3 years of equivalent experience Residential summer camp leadership experience (strongly preferred) Recruiting/HR background a plus Strong communication, leadership, and organizational skills Tech-friendly (Excel proficiency preferred; CampMinder/ADP a plus) Passion for youth development + love of the outdoors Why you'll love it here: Be part of a tradition-rich camp that changes lives Work in a beautiful outdoor environment (fresh air, lakes, and woods every day) Join a supportive leadership team that values your input and growth Explore career advancement within Cote Hospitality's camps, resorts, and hospitality businesses Competitive salary + benefits Ready to make a lasting impact? Apply today and help us create summers campers and staff will never forget. We are an equal opportunities employer and welcome applications from all qualified candidates.

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