Events Administrative Coordinator - Vancouver, Canada - University of British Columbia
Description
Staff - UnionJob Category
CUPE 2950
Job Profile
CUPE 2950 Salaried - Administrative Support 4 (Gr7)
Job Title
Events Administrative Coordinator
Department
Associate Director | Ceremonies and Events Office
Compensation Range
$4, $4,686.00 CAD Monthly
Posting End Date
June 15, 2023
Note:
Applications will be accepted until 11:59 PM on the day prior to the Posting End Date above.
Job End Date
Mar 31, 202- Job Description Summary
- Organizational Status
- Reports to the Associate Director, Ceremonies and Events and receives functional direction from event leads on the team, including Events Managers and the Director.
- Work Performed
- Events Administration
- Coordinates and provides general administrative support for events, either with an Events Manager or independently
- Event preparation; may include researching and securing venue, catering, audiovisual, décor and other event related items
- Tracks RSVPS, distributes RSVP reminders and updated guest lists on a timely basis
- Sourcing gifts and preparing name tags, certificates and other documents required for an event (Maps, parking instructions, etc.)
- Prepares complex event timelines noting task responsibilities
- With the direction from Director, liaises with internal and external departments; to research and analyze clients' needs; cost estimates, distribution of event information
- Coordinates and attends stakeholder/site event meetings
- Prepares documents from drafts and notes, including preliminary drafts of briefing and event notes
- Proofreads and edits print and electronic materials such as invitations, programs, website content, online rsvp site
- Obtains and shares confidential and sensitive information as requested and approved, determining appropriate course of action, resolving details of unusual situations in the absence of established guidelines
- Responsible for postevent tasks which include updating registration lists, unpacking and organizing event materials, responding to requests; distributing photos and completing any other followup tasks related to the event
- Arranges and coordinates small scale meetings and events from start to finish, at the direction of the Director or Associate Director
- Uses judgment, discretion and tact in responding to oral and written inquiries based on extensive knowledge of the organization and operations of the University in general, and the Ceremonies and Events department in particular
- Provides customer service (greeting guests) and onsite event support, setup, assistance with program activity, post event tear down
- Collaborate with event managers to take on lead roles with groups of volunteers on dayof events.
- May coordinate invoices from travel, catering and general office needs.
- Provides additional project support as necessary to the Event Managers.
- Performs other related duties as related to the general business of the Ceremonies and Events department.
- Provides coverage and backfill for other administrative team members at the direction of the Director or Associate Director.
Must exercise initiative and judgement based upon a thorough knowledge of office procedures and guidelines, and make decisions based on those guidelines and established precedents.
As the Ceremonies and Events department is an external-facing, high-profile office, this position must be professional and have excellent customer service.
Failure to exercise appropriate judgement in handing a situation or in manner or tone could result in embarrassment to the Ceremonies and Events department, to the President s Office and/or to the University.
Supervision Received
Reports to the Associate Director, Ceremonies and Events and receives functional direction from event leads on the team, including Events Managers and the Director, Day-to-day guidance on general office duties may be provided by the Administrative Coordinator at the request of unit leadership.
Supervision Given
No supervisory responsibilities. May explain work procedures to new or inexperienced staff, including temporary or student staff.
Preferred Qualifications
High School graduation and one-year post-secondary diploma. 3 years related experience or the equivalent combination of education and experience. Excellent verbal and written communication skills using clear, concise business English. Effective interpersonal and organizational skills. Ability to prioritize work, multi-task, problem-s
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