Amy Acton for Governor: Deputy Operations Director

Posted 13 days ago

arenaKings Mills (OH)

Administrative Services Managers Political Organizations

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$6,000

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About the role

Amy Acton For Governor: Deputy Operations Director

Location: OH

Salary: $6,000 (Monthly)

Healthcare: Employer-sponsored health insurance offered

Company: Amy Acton For Governor

Department: Operations

Employment Type: Campaign

Application Instructions: Please email your resume and cover letter to emma@actonforgovernor.com with the subject line "Ohio Deputy Operations Director - Your Name."

Job Description

Duties and Responsibilities: Oversee the advance operations for all of the events where the candidate is present, including:

Coordinating with hosts and organizers on the needs of the candidate of the campaign
Communicating the specifics of each event to relevant campaign staff
Physically advancing each location, ensuring that the event follows the agreed upon format and requirements

Coordinating with various stakeholders to ensure a smooth event, including but not limited to: campaign staff, local organizers, elected officials, political partners, local authorities, vendors, security staff. Assisting the Operations Director with basic administrative tasks, including: Managing office needs and supplies Receipt tracking Taking notes and distributing meeting agendas as needed Other tasks and responsibilities as assigned

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