UnConvention Coordinator Positions

Posted June 28th, 2011 by administrator
Closing Date: 
Wed 6th Jul 2011
Opportunity Type: 
Award/Fellowship
Organisation: 
The Oaktree Foundation
State: 
Tasmania
More Information Link: 
http://theoaktree.org/join-us/volunteer
Contact Person: 
j.jackson@theoaktree.org

The Oaktree Foundation is one of Australia’s fastest growing and most dynamic international aid and development organizations. Entirely run by young volunteers under the age of 26, Oaktree has 85,000 members around Australia and has led some of Australia’s biggest poverty campaigns.

Oaktree Tasmania has three positions available to help with the organisation of the upcoming UnConvention conference. The UnConvention is a brand new project by Oaktree Tasmania that will bring together innovative young minds and give them an opportunity to develop unique and unconventional ways to tackle the global issue of extreme poverty in their own communities. The UnConvention will be a three day workshop in Hobart held in the middle of November, featuring the best young speakers in Australia as well as a ball and other exciting events. If you're keen to help inspire and create the leaders of the future then this is for you!

Assistant UnConvention Manager (applications close 5pm, Wednesday 6th July)
The role of Assistant UnConvention Manager is to support the UnConvention Manager in the running and organisation of the UnConvention. This role involves strategic planning for the entire event, with a specific focus on the Event Management team. This position will be responsible for the management and running of the Event Management team. Full position description.

UnConvention Logistics Coordinator (applications close 5pm, Wednesday 6th July)The role of Logistics Coordinator is to manage and be responsible for the logistics of the UnConvention. This role involves organising all logistical requirements of the UnConvention including, but not limited to, venue, catering, accommodation and transport. This position will report to the UnConvention Manager and work in conjunction with the Operations and Promotions Coordinators and General Team
Members. Full position description.

UnConvention Operations Coordinator (applications close 5pm, Wednesday 6th July)
The role of Operations Coordinator is to manage and be responsible for the operations for the UnConvention. This role involves, but is not limited to, the organisation of the itinerary, speakers and volunteers in regards to the UnConvention. This position will report to the UnConvention Manager and work in conjunction with the Logisitics and Participants Coordinators and General Team Members. Full position description.

Applications close 5pm Wednesday, 6th July 2011. All applications must be received in full by this time by Jasmin Jackson, Tasmanian HR/Communications Assistant Manager,

 
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Opportunity Type: 
Award/Fellowship
Closing Date: 
Wed 6th Jul 2011
Organisation Name: 
OakTree Foundation
Organisation: 
The Oaktree Foundation
State: 
Tasmania
More Information Link: 
http://theoaktree.org/join-us/volunteer
Contact Person: 
j.jackson@theoaktree.org
Opportunity Overview: 
The OaktreeFoundation is one of Australia's fastest growing and most dynamic international aid and development organisation, and has a number of positions available in Tasmania to help with the organisation of UnConvention.

The Oaktree Foundation is one of Australia’s fastest growing and most dynamic international aid and development organizations. Entirely run by young volunteers under the age of 26, Oaktree has 85,000 members around Australia and has led some of Australia’s biggest poverty campaigns.

Oaktree Tasmania has three positions available to help with the organisation of the upcoming UnConvention conference. The UnConvention is a brand new project by Oaktree Tasmania that will bring together innovative young minds and give them an opportunity to develop unique and unconventional ways to tackle the global issue of extreme poverty in their own communities. The UnConvention will be a three day workshop in Hobart held in the middle of November, featuring the best young speakers in Australia as well as a ball and other exciting events. If you're keen to help inspire and create the leaders of the future then this is for you!

Assistant UnConvention Manager (applications close 5pm, Wednesday 6th July)
The role of Assistant UnConvention Manager is to support the UnConvention Manager in the running and organisation of the UnConvention. This role involves strategic planning for the entire event, with a specific focus on the Event Management team. This position will be responsible for the management and running of the Event Management team. Full position description.

UnConvention Logistics Coordinator (applications close 5pm, Wednesday 6th July)The role of Logistics Coordinator is to manage and be responsible for the logistics of the UnConvention. This role involves organising all logistical requirements of the UnConvention including, but not limited to, venue, catering, accommodation and transport. This position will report to the UnConvention Manager and work in conjunction with the Operations and Promotions Coordinators and General Team
Members. Full position description.

UnConvention Operations Coordinator (applications close 5pm, Wednesday 6th July)
The role of Operations Coordinator is to manage and be responsible for the operations for the UnConvention. This role involves, but is not limited to, the organisation of the itinerary, speakers and volunteers in regards to the UnConvention. This position will report to the UnConvention Manager and work in conjunction with the Logisitics and Participants Coordinators and General Team Members. Full position description.

Applications close 5pm Wednesday, 6th July 2011. All applications must be received in full by this time by Jasmin Jackson, Tasmanian HR/Communications Assistant Manager,

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The Oaktree Foundation is one of Australia’s fastest growing and most dynamic international aid and development organizations. Entirely run by young volunteers under the age of 26, Oaktree has 85,000 members around Australia and has led some of Australia’s biggest poverty campaigns.

Oaktree Tasmania has three positions available to help with the organisation of the upcoming UnConvention conference. The UnConvention is a brand new project by Oaktree Tasmania that will bring together innovative young minds and give them an opportunity to develop unique and unconventional ways to tackle the global issue of extreme poverty in their own communities. The UnConvention will be a three day workshop in Hobart held in the middle of November, featuring the best young speakers in Australia as well as a ball and other exciting events. If you're keen to help inspire and create the leaders of the future then this is for you!

Assistant UnConvention Manager (applications close 5pm, Wednesday 6th July)
The role of Assistant UnConvention Manager is to support the UnConvention Manager in the running and organisation of the UnConvention. This role involves strategic planning for the entire event, with a specific focus on the Event Management team. This position will be responsible for the management and running of the Event Management team. Full position description.

UnConvention Logistics Coordinator (applications close 5pm, Wednesday 6th July)The role of Logistics Coordinator is to manage and be responsible for the logistics of the UnConvention. This role involves organising all logistical requirements of the UnConvention including, but not limited to, venue, catering, accommodation and transport. This position will report to the UnConvention Manager and work in conjunction with the Operations and Promotions Coordinators and General Team
Members. Full position description.

UnConvention Operations Coordinator (applications close 5pm, Wednesday 6th July)
The role of Operations Coordinator is to manage and be responsible for the operations for the UnConvention. This role involves, but is not limited to, the organisation of the itinerary, speakers and volunteers in regards to the UnConvention. This position will report to the UnConvention Manager and work in conjunction with the Logisitics and Participants Coordinators and General Team Members. Full position description.

Applications close 5pm Wednesday, 6th July 2011. All applications must be received in full by this time by Jasmin Jackson, Tasmanian HR/Communications Assistant Manager,

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Opportunity Type: 
Award/Fellowship
Closing Date: 
Wed 6th Jul 2011
Organisation Name: 
OakTree Foundation
Organisation: 
The Oaktree Foundation
State: 
Tasmania
More Information Link: 
http://theoaktree.org/join-us/volunteer
Contact Person: 
j.jackson@theoaktree.org
Opportunity Overview: 
The OaktreeFoundation is one of Australia's fastest growing and most dynamic international aid and development organisation, and has a number of positions available in Tasmania to help with the organisation of UnConvention.

The Oaktree Foundation is one of Australia’s fastest growing and most dynamic international aid and development organizations. Entirely run by young volunteers under the age of 26, Oaktree has 85,000 members around Australia and has led some of Australia’s biggest poverty campaigns.

Oaktree Tasmania has three positions available to help with the organisation of the upcoming UnConvention conference. The UnConvention is a brand new project by Oaktree Tasmania that will bring together innovative young minds and give them an opportunity to develop unique and unconventional ways to tackle the global issue of extreme poverty in their own communities. The UnConvention will be a three day workshop in Hobart held in the middle of November, featuring the best young speakers in Australia as well as a ball and other exciting events. If you're keen to help inspire and create the leaders of the future then this is for you!

Assistant UnConvention Manager (applications close 5pm, Wednesday 6th July)
The role of Assistant UnConvention Manager is to support the UnConvention Manager in the running and organisation of the UnConvention. This role involves strategic planning for the entire event, with a specific focus on the Event Management team. This position will be responsible for the management and running of the Event Management team. Full position description.

UnConvention Logistics Coordinator (applications close 5pm, Wednesday 6th July)The role of Logistics Coordinator is to manage and be responsible for the logistics of the UnConvention. This role involves organising all logistical requirements of the UnConvention including, but not limited to, venue, catering, accommodation and transport. This position will report to the UnConvention Manager and work in conjunction with the Operations and Promotions Coordinators and General Team
Members. Full position description.

UnConvention Operations Coordinator (applications close 5pm, Wednesday 6th July)
The role of Operations Coordinator is to manage and be responsible for the operations for the UnConvention. This role involves, but is not limited to, the organisation of the itinerary, speakers and volunteers in regards to the UnConvention. This position will report to the UnConvention Manager and work in conjunction with the Logisitics and Participants Coordinators and General Team Members. Full position description.

Applications close 5pm Wednesday, 6th July 2011. All applications must be received in full by this time by Jasmin Jackson, Tasmanian HR/Communications Assistant Manager,

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