Community Partnerships Coordinator PeopleShare
Overview
Lead community partnerships as primary contact for partners. Manage records and reports. Conduct outreach and coordinate logistics. Analyze data using Excel. Collaborate with internal teams. This role offers competitive pay and potential contract extension.
What You'll Do8
- 1Serve as primary point of contact for community partners providing support and guidance
- 2Maintain accurate records databases reports and program documentation
- 3Conduct outreach calls and ongoing communication with partner organizations
- 4Track activities program participation compliance requirements and partner engagement
- 5Coordinate equipment requests deliveries and program-related logistics
- 6Assist with scheduling scanning documents and data entry administrative support
- 7Analyze data and generate reports using Microsoft Office tools including Excel
- 8Collaborate with internal teams to resolve issues and improve program effectiveness
Requirements8
- 1High School Diploma or GED required
- 2Strong computer skills including Microsoft Excel Pivot Tables preferred
- 3Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- 4Comfortable making outbound calls and building professional relationships
- 5Strong organizational skills with attention to detail
- 6Ability to manage multiple priorities and meet deadlines
- 7Customer service administrative nonprofit or community engagement experience preferred
- 8Bilingual skills Spanish or Mandarin are a plus
Salary Insight
$22 - $23k per year
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