with staff and lay people, meeting and presentation prep (power point, handout materials, name cards etc. ) taking minutes and notes, space set-up, catering arrangements.
• Order uniform/ swag, collecting sizing, supporting distribution
• Work closely with volunteer , host family , and registration committees to oversee the pre-Games temporary Maccabi Central set up (usually 6- 8 weeks prior to Games) and organize credential/t-shirt /packet pick -ups and handouts .
• Order, track, arrange storage for supplies being delivered prior to the Games and help keep everything organized and accounted for.
• Be flexible in handling additional tasks assigned by the Director as needed.
Week of the Games
During the week of, the JCC Maccabi Administrative Assistant will oversee making sure all administrative and logistical tasks run smoothly. He/ She will most likely be stationed at "JCC Maccabi Central" and will take care of any or all of the following:
• Support administrative and information sharing needs of Games leadership and volunteer teams
• Manage credential pick-ups and reprinting
• Manage will-call for credentials at Opening Ceremony
• Source, order, and arrange distribution of extra last-minute supplies.
• Support Score Reporting to ensure all results are captured and posted.
• Manage and update the app, supporting social media coverage, working on mass text messaging services
• Communicate with host families, volunteers, spectators, and participants both in person and frequently check and respond to any important e-mails regarding JCC Maccabi, and either answering or directing calls to appropriate staff and lay people.
• Coordinate with maintenance and operations and support set-up and clean up as needed.
• Run any necessary errands and jump in to help as needed
The JCC Maccabi Administrative Assistant must be prepared to do whatever is necessary to help the Director and their staff, run a smooth and organized set of Games. Within the last several months of the program and during the program week itself, this will require considerable time above and beyond the normal 40-hour work week. They must be able to work with a wide variety of volunteers and staff; and to remain calm while working under pressure