Hospitality and Event Planning Network (HEPN) for 3 March 2008
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This week's edition includes:
*** The Short Self-Pitch (SSP)
*** Upcoming Conferences
1. Associate Director of Conferences; American Council for Technology;
Fairfax, VA
2. Events and Meetings Assistant; DAR; Washington, DC
3. Staff Associate; National League of Cities; Washington, DC
4. Meetings Manager; Association of Government Accountants (AGA);
Alexandria, VA
5. Account Sales Manager; National Association of Home Builders;
Washington, DC
6. Meeting Planner; International Engineering Consortium; Chicago, IL
7. Director, Conferences; ACI-NA; Washington, DC
8. Meetings & Membership Coordinator; American Seed Trade Association;
Alexandria, VA
9. Business Development, Meetings & Events; Impact Unlimited, Inc.;
Dayton, NJ
10. Director, Meetings, Conferences & Travel; Easter Seals, Inc.;
Chicago, IL
11. Meetings Associate; AABB; Bethesda, MD
12. General Manager; GES Exposition Services; Landover, MD
13. Conferences Coordinator; The Council of Independent Colleges;
Washington, DC
14. Conference and Course Coordinator; International Economic
Development Council; Washington, DC
15. Meeting Planner; Tag and Label Manufacturers Institute; Naperville,
IL
16. Regional Meeting Planner; BiogenIdec; Wellesley, MA
17. Meeting & Events Planner; ComeTogether, Corp.; Marina Del Rey, CA
18. Account Manager; SEI Meetings & Incentives; Irving, TX
19. Director of Sales/Director of Operations; Panache Destination
Management; Macau, China
20. Senior Event Planner/Sales Manager; Portland Spirit and Columbia
Gorge Sternwheeler; Portland, OR
21. Meetings and Development Associate; American Thyroid Association;
Falls Church, VA
22. Director of Catering / Sales; House of Blues; Houston, TX
23. Area Education Planner; Dentsply Tulsa Dental Specialties; Tulsa, OK
24. Coordinator, Meetings; Commercial Mortgage Securities Association;
New York, NY
25. Event Supervisor; The Selva Group; Saratoga Springs, NY
26. National Corporate Sales Manager; Ontario Convention and Visitors
Bureau; Ontario, CA
27. Meeting Housing Coordinator; American Dental Association; Chicago,
IL
28. Meeting Planner; American Academy of Sleep Medicine; Westchester, IL
29. Conferences Logistics Coordinator; United States Naval Institute;
Annapolis, MD
30. Meetings and Scientific Session Coordinator; American Public Health
Association; Washington, DC
31. Senior Coordinator; Travel Destinations Mgmt Group; Owings Mills, MD
32. Event Content Manager; Jack Morton Worldwide; Norwalk, CT
33. Chargé de comptes – Tapis Rouge; Cirque du Soleil; Montreal, QC,
Canada
34. Group/Property Sales Manager; Avi Resort and Casino; Laughlin, NV
35. Conference Manager; National Council of Teachers of Mathematics;
Reston, VA
36. Events Administrator; District of Columbia Bar; Washington, DC
37. Member Services – Event Coordinator; RMEL; Denver, CO
38. Conference and Course Coordinator; International Economic
Development Council; Washington, DC
39. Director, Premium Sales & Service; American Society of Travel
Agents; Alexandria, VA
40. Tourism Marketing Coordinator; Prince William County/Manassas
Convention and Visitors Bureau; Manassas, VA
41. National Association Sales Mid-America; Buffalo Niagara Convention &
Visitors Bureau; Buffalo, NY
42. Sales Manager; Cincinnati USA Convention & Visitors Bureau;
Cincinnati, OH
43. Director of Sales; Knoxville Tourism & Sports Corporation;
Knoxville, TN
44. Event Coordinator; Confidential; Van Nuys, CA
45. Events Assistant; Council on Foreign Relations; Washington, DC
46. Events Intern; Empire Force Events Inc.; New York, NY
47. Sales Manager; BRING IT ON! DALLAS; Carrollton, TX/Dallas, TX
48. Film Studies Center Events Coordinator; University of Chicago;
Chicago, IL
49. Convention Coordinator; Association Resource Center; Folsom, CA
50. Trade Show and Event Specialist; Intelsat; Washington, DC
51. Coordinator, Board Meetings and Events; National Public Radio (NPR);
Washington, DC
52. Meetings Coordinator; Endocrine Society; Chevy Chase, MD
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1. Associate Director of Conferences; American Council for Technology;
Fairfax, VA
http://www.jobtarget.com/c/job.cfm?t735=&max=25&t733=&site_id=518&t730=&t731=&jb=4239730
*** From Jenny Meyers ***
2. Events and Meetings Assistant; DAR; Washington, DC
The National Society Headquarters has an immediate full-time opportunity
in the Events Office for an Events and Meetings Assistant and is one of
the primary events contacts and coordinators for events of rental space
in the DAR building complex.
Other responsibilities include tracking and coordination of schedules
and contracts of rentals and meeting activities, answering inquiries and
giving tours to visitors or prospective clients of rental space in the
DAR buildings, as well as providing support with event publicity
activities and preparing and distribution of DAR publicity or events
materials.
Experience in special events or events/meeting planning required.
Bachelor's degree is also required or equivalent work experience in
special events field. Must possess strong communication and
interpersonal skills and be able to work effectively in a team-oriented
environment with a diverse clientele. Must also be able to work well
under pressure, demonstrate flexibility, adapt to changing priorities,
and exercise sound judgment. Experience using MS Word, Outlook and
Excel, including ability to navigate the Internet is essential.
The position requires working events (which requires continuous walking,
long periods of standing, minimal lifting, bending, and reaching) on at
least two weekends per month and some evenings. Ability to work overtime
hours during NSDAR's Continental Congress is required.
For immediate consideration, please submit a cover letter and resume or
application by email, fax or hand delivery to the Human Resources
Office.
Email: resumes@dar.org
Fax: (202) 737-5702
www.dar.org
1776 D St NW
Washington, DC 20006
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3. Staff Associate; National League of Cities; Washington, DC
http://www.jobtarget.com/c/job.cfm?t735=&max=25&t733=&site_id=518&t730=&t731=&jb=4239724
4. Meetings Manager; Association of Government Accountants (AGA);
Alexandria, VA
http://www.jobtarget.com/c/job.cfm?t735=&max=25&t733=&site_id=518&t730=&t731=&jb=4233267
5. Account Sales Manager; National Association of Home Builders;
Washington, DC
Great opportunity to be a part of one of the nation's largest tradeshow
while earning a base salary plus commission! Seeking telemarketer or
other related experience with 2 to 4 years of demonstrated sales
success. This is your chance to be part of a dynamic sales team in an
association representing the home building industry. Excellent benefits
package also available. Requires an aggressive, outgoing sales
professional, to sell sponsorship and promotions for the largest
residential and light commercial building industry trade show in the
U.S. Tradeshow experience preferred but not required. Must be
comfortable with making cold calls. This is a full-time position with a
base salary and aggressive incentive compensation package. Must submit
resume and cover letter with salary requirements online at
http://www.nahb.org/jobs
6. Meeting Planner; International Engineering Consortium; Chicago, IL
A non-profit organization involved in global educational conferences and
trade shows is seeking an experienced International Meeting Planner.
Responsibilities include assisting in the planning and establishment of
goals and objectives for conferences with respect to budgets, food and
beverage, audio visual equipment, and logistical requirements. Will
evaluate program/event history, negotiate budgets and contracts and make
recommendations to determine lodging requirements, catering and on-site
management. Will plan and assign resources on-site when support is
required. Ability to multi-task and work with minimum supervision is a
must. Must be organized, detail-oriented, and able to adapt to changes.
International and domestic travel is required. Must have at least 4
years experience working in all aspects of international event planning.
Fax: 312-559-3329
hr@iec.org
7. Director, Conferences; ACI-NA; Washington, DC
Major DC aviation trade association seeks energetic, motivated, and
customer service oriented individual with 8-10 years of experience in
conference/meeting planning and for the past 5 years has been a lead
planner with department budget and staff management experience. The
Director of Conferences will oversee 20+ conferences and meetings
ranging in size from 100 to 500 attendees, and assist the VP of Business
Development with the 2000-attendee annual conference. Responsibilities
include: preparing and administering fiscal year departmental meetings
budget; overseeing the management and reporting of financial information
for all meetings/conferences; managing all department staff, ensuring
effective recruiting and training, as well as delegating tasks,
evaluating and motivating staff, and monitoring performance; liaise will
all internal departments and members relating to conference planning and
conference quality assurance; promoting all meetings/conferences; and
soliciting and negotiating meeting related contracts, including hotels,
convention centers, a/v companies, destination management companies,
entertainment, airlines, car rental agencies, etc. Must have excellent
organization and communication skills and be willing to travel to
meetings. Excellent benefits package and Metro accessible. Position
requires BA degree and computer skills, strong experience with Microsoft
Office Suite and association software (e.g. iMIS) preferred.
Send cover letter and resume with salary history to: Admin: ACI-NA,
1775 K St., NW, Suite 500, Washington, DC 20006, fax: 202-331-1362,
E-mail: Onlineservices@aci-na.org
8. Meetings & Membership Coordinator; American Seed Trade Association;
Alexandria, VA
The Meetings and Membership Coordinator is the hub between the Meetings
and Membership department. This position offers administrative support
to both departments.
RESPONSIBILITIES
. Assisting in logistical implementation of meetings and workshops.
. Exhibit sales for three ASTA conventions.
. Meeting registrations coordination.
. Assisting in development of meeting marketing materials.
. Asssiting with speaker communications.
. Processing new member applications.
. Assist with identifying new potential members and exhibitors.
. Keep membership database updated.
. Evaluate opportunities to increase member value.
. Work with both departments in streamlining membership and meetings
communications.
. Maintain membership files.
. Travel to all meetings to assist in registration and member relations.
. Other administrative duties as assigned by the Director of Meetings or
Membership.
Two or more years experience with associations, meetings and membership
experience preferred. Must be well organized, reliable, energetic and
have an attention to detail. It is necessary to have the ability to work
under deadlines, have good communication, both verbal and written, and
conflict management skills and handle multiple projects at one time.
Must be able to relate to all types of personalities and must be able to
display a helpful, courteous and professional attitude to all persons
involved on behalf of the Association.
Contact: Ann Jorss
Phone: 703-837-8140
Fax: 703-837-9365
ajorss@amseed.org
9. Business Development, Meetings & Events; Impact Unlimited, Inc.;
Dayton, NJ
http://www.jobtarget.com/c/job.cfm?t735=&max=25&t733=&site_id=518&t730=&t731=&jb=4232810
10. Director, Meetings, Conferences & Travel; Easter Seals, Inc.;
Chicago, IL
http://www.jobtarget.com/c/job.cfm?t735=&max=25&t733=&site_id=518&t730=&t731=&jb=4232795
11. Meetings Associate; AABB; Bethesda, MD
http://www.jobtarget.com/c/job.cfm?t735=&max=25&t733=&site_id=518&t730=&t731=&jb=4229964
12. General Manager; GES Exposition Services; Landover, MD
http://www.jobtarget.com/c/job.cfm?t735=&max=25&t733=&site_id=518&t730=&t731=&jb=4230400
13. Conferences Coordinator; The Council of Independent Colleges;
Washington, DC
Small non-profit education association seeks conferences and
registration coordinator.
Qualifications include Bachelors degree, strong association management
databases skills (experience with Protech CRM4M a plus), positive
customer focus, sense of urgency in serving association members
interests, ability to communicate effectively, verbally and in writing,
attentiveness to detail, ability to manage several activities
simultaneously and to thrive in a fast-paced collaborative work
environment, and willingness to travel to events. Experience with
conferences or meetings is important.
Responsibilities include registering conference participants,
maintaining conference databases, creating and tracking invoices,
reconciling conference finances, generating participants' lists and name
badges, and tabulating conference evaluations.
Position is available immediately. Send resume, cover letter and salary
requirement by March 12, 2008, to The Council of Independent Colleges,
Conferences Coordinator Search, One Dupont Circle, NW, Suite 320,
Washington, DC 20036. Email conferencecoordinator@cic.nche.edu or Fax to
202 466-7238. EOE
14. Conference and Course Coordinator; International Economic
Development Council; Washington, DC
The International Economic Development Council (IEDC) is seeking a
Conference and Course Coordinator to manage and process registrations
for training courses and coordinate aspects of IEDC's annual and smaller
meetings including speaker coordination and meeting logistics.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Registration
· Processes registrations for IEDC training courses in iMIS
· Creates and distributes registration invoices and confirmation for
training courses
· Develops and distributes weekly registration reports for training
courses
· Coordinates the preparation and shipping of course materials and
packets, including printing of
packet materials, name badges and certificates.
· Answers customer service calls and emails regarding course
registration and registration
troubleshooting.
Meeting Logistics
· Assists with the management of annual and smaller meetings including,
but not limited to
audio/visual, housing, meeting room set-ups, F&B requirements and
transportation, spouse/guest
programs and exhibits.
· Speaker coordination to include registration of speakers, confirmation
and thank you letters, audio
visual requirements, and collection of speaker bios
· Coordinates and prepare meeting materials and supplies for meetings to
included setting up
assembly area and directs staff who are collating and stuffing packets
to ensure completion of
project.
· Coordinates shipment of materials to and from meetings.
Other Duties and Responsibilities:
· Provides assistance on-site, and perform other duties as necessary for
the Director of Meetings.
· Maintains regular and consistent attendance.
· Performs other related duties as assigned.
Education and Experience:
· Qualified candidates must have 2-3 years meeting planning experience
and the desire to work
as part of a team. Previous experience with association meetings a plus.
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
· Strong organizational/planning skills.
· Excellent interpersonal and leadership skills
· Strong oral and written communication skills.
· Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously in order to meet
strict deadlines.
· Detail oriented with strong follow-up skills.
· Strong customer service skills.
· Thorough knowledge of MS Office
· iMIS database knowledge preferred – A PLUS
· Must be available and willing to travel to such locations and with
such frequency as the employer
determines is necessary or desirable to meet its business needs.
To apply: Submit cover letter and resume with salary requirements to:
creese@iedconline.org
15. Meeting Planner; Tag and Label Manufacturers Institute; Naperville,
IL
The incumbent must have knowledge of all aspects of meeting planning for
a national trade association. Must have negotiation skills, good
marketing skills, the ability to develop and manage budgets and must be
able to work independently. Excellent communication skills necessary to
work with both association members and hotel staff. Will serve as staff
liaison for at least 3 committees. The planner must have knowledge of
database management, software programs for meetings, member
registrations and AV equipment. Position requires travel, evenings and
weekend work during meetings. Undergraduate degree and at least 3 years
of meeting planning experience required.
Contact: Frank Sablone
fas@tlmi.com
16. Regional Meeting Planner; BiogenIdec; Wellesley, MA
http://www.mpiweb.org/CMS/mpiweb/JobBank/ViewIndividualJobs.aspx?PK_JOBID=6824
17. Meeting & Events Planner; ComeTogether, Corp.; Marina Del Rey, CA
Meeting & Event planning duties include proposal development, that will
include complex destination research, negotiations, detailed MS Excel
costing sheets, contract negotiations, client presentations, light
travel throughout the continental U.S. and Canada, etc.
This position is responsible for producing detailed proposals to secure
group travel business for Incentive Programs, Conventions, etc.
Required Qualification
Due to our strong German client base the applicant is required to be
fluent in German, in writing and speaking.
We seek an individual who is motivated and will take on responsibility.
Candidate must be very accurate, have strong organization skills,
excellent communications skills, and be talented in multi-tasking. Must
be well versed at Microsoft Word and Excel. Accuracy and Commitment is a
key skill for this position.
Must show at least 2 years experience in the incentive travel industry.
Please email your resume with cover letter to the following: Michael
Soehner, ComeTogether, Corp., applications@come-together.net
18. Account Manager; SEI Meetings & Incentives; Irving, TX
http://www.mpiweb.org/CMS/mpiweb/JobBank/ViewIndividualJobs.aspx?PK_JOBID=6822
19. Director of Sales/Director of Operations; Panache Destination
Management; Macau, China
http://www.mpiweb.org/CMS/mpiweb/JobBank/ViewIndividualJobs.aspx?PK_JOBID=6821
20. Senior Event Planner/Sales Manager; Portland Spirit and Columbia
Gorge Sternwheeler; Portland, OR
The Senior Event Planner/Sales Manager will plan all social and
corporate events as well as oversee the Event Planning team and
processes. In addition, he or she will be expected to close new sales in
order to meet required team and personal sales goals.
Responsibilities
* Plan and arrange all details for social and corporate events.
* Maintain detailed client files with comprehensive input of all
information into database
and reservations systems.
* Develop and ensure efficient and accurate event planning processes.
* Distribute events to event planning team as needed.
* Work directly with Cruise Directors and Vendors for accuracy of event
details and setup.
* Attend weekly sales and food & beverage meetings to discuss sales and
upcoming events.
* Invoice and collect deposits and final payments.
* Complete post-event client follow up.
* Work assigned cruises as necessary.
* Book private events, group events and individual public reservations.
* Prospect, cold call and follow up on incoming sales calls.
* Close sales on the phone or in person.
* Achieve and exceed monthly team sale goals and quarterly personal
goals consistently.
* Prepare written proposals and contracts of services sold.
* Attend tourism related tradeshows, networking events and seminars.
Required Qualification
* Minimum 3 years of event planning and management experience.
* Minimum 2 years of solid sales experience.
* Superb customer service and the ability to address and resolve client
issues and/or concerns.
* Must be a self-starter, very organized, proactive and resourceful in
carrying out work assignments and
following through.
* Excellent Communication Skills; Written and Verbal.
* Computer Skills; Some knowledge of contact database system such as
Goldmine. Must be proficient in
word processing, spread sheet, and email.
* Able to learn new concepts/software and get up to speed very quickly.
* Team player.
* Flexibility to work with a variety of team members in a fast-paced and
pressure filled work environment.
* Enjoy problem solving and detail oriented work.
Education
4-year College Degree
Please email your resume to sales@portlandspirit.com
21. Meetings and Development Associate; American Thyroid Association;
Falls Church, VA
Association professional with skills in meeting planning, development
(fundraising), marketing, special events and media relations. Highly
developed organizational, administrative and human relations skills.
Ability to work independently and as a member of a small team of
productive, focused, dedicated staff at headquarters' office. Writing
proficiency a plus. Enthusiasm and professionalism are a must.
Responsibilities
Coordinate and support meeting planning activities (3 conferences and 3
board meetings) in conjunction with director of meetings. Organize and
implement fundraising efforts, focused on internet giving from the
public. Write member newsletter stories with assistance from staff and
members. Maintain goals and timeline of meetings, development and media
strategy. Administrative management of volunteer member committees.
Required Qualification
3-5 years of meeting planning experience in association environment
3-5 years in marketing and/or fundraising in non-profit setting or on
the internet
CMP and/or CFRE preferred
Education
College education and professional association membership/certification
Email with attachments of cover letter and resume to Bobbi Smith, CAE,
Executive Director, bsmith@thyroid.org with salary history and
availability.
22. Director of Catering / Sales; House of Blues; Houston, TX
In this position you will be responsible and accountable for the
success of the Special Events catering / sales department and Membership
sales department. This includes overseeing a department of eleven
Managers. You will be responsible for selling and organizing private
events at House of Blues. Actively solicit new business opportunities
and existing client base by conducting effective sales calls, make out
of the office sales calls, and presentations to potential clients;
handle inquiry calls; negotiate space, development of catering menus,
create event proposals and conduct site inspections. Create and
implement departmental budgets. Responsible for overall financial
aspects involved in promoting and selling the venue and Foundation
Memberships. Train and develop team on effective sales calls,
prospecting and presentations
In addition, meeting the monthly, quarterly and annual goals, building
client relationships, working on monthly strategic plans, participate in
client events, trade shows and various networking functions. Person must
present leadership qualities, have good attention to detail, goal
oriented and excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
Requirements: At least 8 years catering sales experience; has managed a
team, must work well in a fast pace environment, management experience,
proficient with Word and Excel, food, wine and liquor knowledge.
Please send your resume to khiner@hob.com
23. Area Education Planner; Dentsply Tulsa Dental Specialties; Tulsa, OK
http://www.mpiweb.org/CMS/mpiweb/JobBank/ViewIndividualJobs.aspx?PK_JOBID=6815
24. Coordinator, Meetings; Commercial Mortgage Securities Association;
New York, NY
Commercial Mortgage Securities Association (CMSA), an international
trade association representing companies in the commercial real estate
capital markets industry, has an excellent opportunity for a hands-on,
team-oriented professional to become a Coordinator, Meetings.
Reporting to the Director, Meetings, the Coordinator, Meetings is
responsible for the logistical planning and coordination of all
educational seminars on behalf of CMSA. Responsibilities include
researching and recommending venues, serving as the primary liaison to
external vendors, managing the information flow to the Data Entry
Specialist, and supervising the preparation of all meeting materials.
Responsible for the planning and logistics of CMSA's Educational
Seminars, including:
– Update and ensure the accuracy of meeting budgets.
– Work with Strategic Initiatives Department to coordinate logistics for
any seminars that the Strategic Initiatives Department may plan.
– Research and recommend venues. When applicable, conduct a primary site
visit. Obtain special hotel rates for speakers and/or staff, as
required.
– Arrange for meeting room and audiovisual requirements and for all food
and beverages; plan receptions when applicable.
– Assist Director, Research/Education with any conference calls that may
be required for program planning.
– Manage the information flow to the Data Entry Specialist, who will
enter all necessary information into the iMIS database.
– Provide Communications Department with accurate information to be
posted on the website and/or disseminated to members on a timely basis.
– Oversee the packing of all meeting supplies and coordinate shipping of
in-house as well as vendor direct shipments with venue¿s receiving
department.
– Schedule and develop the content of all blast e-mails pertaining to
these meetings, and finalize with Director, Communications to assure
conformity with all CMSA communications.
– Supervise preparation of all meeting materials, including name badges,
walk-in registration forms, evaluation forms, and any other relevant
information.
– Review final bill, negotiating credits and discounts with venue,
leading up to recommendation to Director, Meetings for final approval.
Responsible for providing logistical and administrative support to the
Meetings Department in the planning of the Investors Conference, June
Convention, Canadian Conference, and other major domestic CMSA meetings,
including:
– Participate in planning for all Meeting Department efforts.
– Coordinate the flow of information to the designer for the Notepads
Required Qualification
Bachelors Degree or equivalent required. Three to five years related
experience required. Previous meetings experience required. Excellent
communication, interpersonal and writing skills necessary. Computer
knowledge, including Microsoft Word and Excel required. Microsoft Office
knowledge preferred. Accuracy and attention to detail required. Travel
to various meetings throughout the year required.
Please send resume and cover letter WITH SALARY REQUIREMENTS to
michael@cmbs.org
25. Event Supervisor; The Selva Group; Saratoga Springs, NY
http://www.mpiweb.org/CMS/mpiweb/JobBank/ViewIndividualJobs.aspx?PK_JOBID=6812
26. National Corporate Sales Manager; Ontario Convention and Visitors
Bureau; Ontario, CA
SMG, the leader in privately managed public assembly facilities has an
excellent and immediate opening for a National Sales Manager – Corporate
Market at the Ontario Convention Center & Visitors Bureau. The National
Sales Manager promotes and sells the destination as a convention and
meeting destination in the corporate segment on a local, regional and
national level, while achieving specific room night sales and rental
revenue goals as assigned and reviewed quarterly.
MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES:
* Generates convention center and hotel bookings for the Corporate
market segment, which may be revised quarterly.
* Creates and maintains client base in the Corporate market;
assigned an annual room night and rental revenue goal, to be achieved
from definite bookings within this market.
* Develops and maintains professional relationships with clients;
consults daily newspapers, business journals and other sources to
uncover new Corporate business.
* Telephones for prospects, writes, and/or makes presentations to
local, regional, and national corporations to confirm their business.
* Makes written or personal presentations to boards of directors,
convention delegates, or site selection committees across the Untied
States as needed in order to book an organization at the destination's
convention site.
* Solicits and coordinates hotel and convention center revenue
projections, and organizes facilities packages for meeting planners'
consideration.
* Attends tradeshows, sales missions, networking meetings and local
meetings to solicit convention business; responsible for pre-planning,
target marketing, pre and post mailers and all booth arrangements for
tradeshows in which incumbent participates.
* Coordinates and conducts site tours for meeting planners,
highlighting facilities and attractions in the city.
* Maintains contact with executive meeting planner during
convention/meeting; upon completion of the convention have immediate
contact with individual(s) responsible for decision of returning to the
destination in future year(s). Maintains research on competition
regarding their marketing and sales strategies.
QUALIFICATIONS:
Qualified candidates should have five years experience in hospitality
sales and a Bachelor's Degree in Marketing, Business Administration, or
closely related field. Have the ability to prepare and deliver sales
presentations, determine the quality of business and best suited
business opportunities for the community and be able to initiate
marketing and budget plans.
TO APPLY: This position offers a competitive salary and benefit package.
Resumes must include salary requirements for consideration and may be
sent to:
Delana Grande
Ontario Convention Center
2000 East Convention Center Way
Ontario, CA 91764
FAX: 909-937-3868
EMAIL: dgrande@ontariocc.com
No Phone Calls
27. Meeting Housing Coordinator; American Dental Association; Chicago,
IL
A focused mind coupled with strong teamwork can reap amazing results.
Just ask anyone at the American Dental Association. The commitment of
our people has made us one of only nine organizations to earn a rating
of “Remarkable” in the American Society of Association Executive's
(ASAE)/Center for Association Leadership study, “Measures of Success.”
It's a rating we're very proud of, and one we know will only improve
with you on our team. Because it's efforts like yours that make us
great.
This position's main responsibilities include, but are not limited to,
coordinating the corporate hotel program offered to ADA members
traveling to Chicago; management of Chicago reservations for Board of
Trustee meetings; arranging dental school site visit hotel contracts
around the country; providing support to the Meetings & Housing Manager
with all aspects of housing, meetings and related group planning, as
well as providing on-site logistical support for ADA business meetings
for Annual Session; providing support to the Meetings & Housing Manager
with planning off-site ADA meetings throughout the year.
This position requires a minimum of four years meeting planning
experience; excellent time management, organizational, verbal, written,
and analytical skills; ability to handle multiple projects and meet
deadlines; detail-orientation; proficiency in MS Office (Excel, Word,
and Outlook); ability to work independently; travel to Annual Session
(light to moderate); travel to one – two other site visits or meetings
as needed. Highly Desirable Skills Include: Bachelor's degree in
Business Administration; meeting, hotel, and travel experience;
familiarity with Access.
We offer an excellent location, competitive salary and benefit plan.
Please send resume and salary requirements to: The American Dental
Association, 211 East Chicago Avenue, Dept. PR#6141, Chicago, IL 60611.
E-mail: jobs@ada.org.
www.ada.org/goto/jobs EOE
28. Meeting Planner; American Academy of Sleep Medicine; Westchester, IL
The American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) is a fast paced, rapidly
growing medical society located in Westchester, IL. We seek an
independent professional with strong organizational skills to serve as a
Meeting Planner. This position will coordinate the planning,
implementation and activities for the annual meetings of three medical
societies. This is the perfect opportunity for a candidate who wishes
to play an instrumental role in highly profile department for a leading
sleep medicine association.
Responsibilities:
*Serve as staff liaison to the Program Committees. Organize and
prepare, in conjunction with the committee chairs, committee meetings,
agendas, abstract materials, hotel accommodations, and support
materials.
*Initiate bid process and request for proposals and finalize
contracts for all meeting subcontractors, such as audio/video,
decoration, transportation, security and destination management
companies. Research, evaluate, negotiate, and establish and maintain
relationships with preferred vendors.
*Organize required catering services, room and communication
equipment setup.
*Organize and recommend layout of all function space for the annual
meetings.
*Act as liaison with staff in scheduling special events/orders for
the annual meetings. Coordinate all logistics for these programs in
conjunction with the annual meetings.
* Monitor and maintain the budgets for the annual meetings as they
are developed. Compile estimated cost models, submit final budget,
tracks budget statistics, and prepare management reports.
*Attend the annual meetings and manage / supervise on-site
coordination of all activities including registration, exhibits, staff,
sessions, and special events. Resolve on-site emergencies.
* Monitor abstract and session submission process.
*Correspond with speakers and abstract authors.
*Respond to inquires about the annual meetings as they are
developed.
*Coordinate all printing and design activities for the annual
meetings, including the bidding and selection process, collection of
meeting information from the staff, speakers and Program Committees,
preparation of content, and production of the annual meeting
literatures, which include the preliminary program, final program,
course books and abstract book. This also includes responsibility for
compiling, printing and obtaining copyright for all course materials for
annual meetings.
* Coordinate the exhibitor registration process, solicitation of
advertising and sponsorship opportunities. Coordinate registration and
payment procedures, promotional advertising and mailings, and corporate
sponsorship activities.
*Pursue and maintain information on current technology available to
enhance the educational opportunities at the annual meetings, computer
registration and abstract submission.
*Monitoring and updating the annual meetings Web sites.
*Process all requests for travel reimbursements for speakers and
Program Committee members.
*Maintain a working knowledge of continuing education. Monitoring
the process for sending continuing education credit letters for the
annual meetings.
*Input and maintain data in databases, in addition, create and
design forms, queries and reports in Microsoft Word, Excel and Access,
PeopleWare Pro and Scholar One Abstract Central.
*Compose and type routine correspondence.
*Organize and maintain file system and file correspondence and other
records.
*Answer and screen telephone calls and arrange conference calls.
*Arrange and coordinate travel schedules and reservations
*This position requires travel, which includes weekends.
*Other duties by supervisor as needed.
Requirements:
*Bachelor's degree (B.A. or B.S.) from four-year college or
university and
*One to two year's related experience with medical meetings.
*Requires working knowledge and understanding of Microsoft Office.
*Strong written and verbal communication skills.
*Strong planning and organizational skills with great attention to
detail.
*Ability to read, analyze, and interpret general business
periodicals, professional journals, technical procedures, or
governmental regulations.
*Ability to write reports, business correspondence and procedure
manuals.
*Ability to effectively present information and respond to questions
from groups of managers, membership and vendors.
*Ability to calculate and apply concepts such as fractions,
percentages, discounts, interest, commissions, proportions, and ratios
to practical solutions.
*Ability to apply concepts of basic algebra and cost accounting.
The AASM offers a business casual work environment and excellent
benefits including health and dental insurance, flexible spending
account, flex-time, EAP, wellness program and generous PTO plan. The
AASM is an equal opportunity employer.
Fax: 708-492-0943
hr@aasmnet.org
***** From Judy Heise, via Ned Lundquist *****
29. Conferences Logistics Coordinator; United States Naval Institute;
Annapolis, MD
All,
The Conferences department has a position open – the Conferences
Logistics Coordinator. The job description is below. We are working
with several agencies looking at a possible temporary to permanent
arrangement, however if you or someone you know would be interested in
and qualified for this position, please send me a cover letter and
resume. Thanks!
Ruth Ann
United States Naval Institute
Job Description
Job Title: Conferences Logistics Coordinator
Department: Conferences and Special Events
Reports To: Director, Conferences and Special Events
Position Hours: Temp to Perm
Prepared By: Director, Conferences and Special Events
Date Prepared: February 25, 2008
SUMMARY: The incumbent in this position coordinates (researches,
tracks, books) logistics arrangements for attendees, U.S. Naval
Institute staff, and VIP guests at conferences and special events;
communicates with conferences attendees and speakers; and assists as
liaison with both internal and external suppliers of conferences
materials.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: (other duties may be assigned)
· Coordinate logistics arrangements (hotel, flight,
transportation, etc.) for U.S. Naval Institute staff and VIP guests at
conferences and special events.
· Answers queries from conference attendees and provides
resolutions.
· Research and gather detailed logistics information, including
pricing, availability, discounts, etc., for hotels, restaurants, and
transportation in key cities for upcoming conferences.
· Maintain tracking spreadsheets for each conference; document
attendance and other pertinent information.
· Assist Director with coordination of venues and hotels; room
blocks, meeting space, and contractual deadlines.
· Compiles contact data for special events, distributes
invitations, tracks replies, etc.
· Assist Director and work with in-house production to create
designs for conference materials.
· Primary liaison for outsourced printing companies dealing with
the development and execution of products.
· Work with internal departments and outside contractors to
develop registration content, track progress, input data, and manage
participant information; along with being primary contact for
registration issues and set-up.
· Assist Director with creating and executing the logistical
aspects of the conferences Web site with the Web designer.
· Coordinate with venue staffs to arrange necessary services;
electric, data/internet needs, etc.
· Assist with coverage for conference session rooms, luncheon
area, dinner banquet area, reception area, speaker room, member's room,
press room, and operations room layouts at each site.
· Assist with the distribution of promotional items for
conference participants and vendors.
· Communicate and coordinate with conference vendors; organize
their contractual needs and requirements.
· Work with internal departments to coordinate conference
needs-books, press kits, etc.
· Assist partner organizations with any specific requested
assignments and contractual agreements.
· Assist with compiling post-conferences survey results.
· Assist with preparation, organizing and assembling of
conference needed material prior to and during each conference.
QUALIFICATIONS:
· Outstanding communication skills; must have ability to
represent the U.S. Naval Institute professionally through written
correspondence (mail and email), over the telephone, and in person with
senior government, military, and business leaders, conference
attendants, and outside contractors.
· Familiarity with military hierarchy, current national and
international issues, and military history preferred.
· Computer skills: Microsoft Office; Internet and Web
capability; computer databases.
· Flexibility, organizational skills, detail-oriented and
ability to make appropriate and thought-out decisions rapidly and
independently are a MUST.
· Must be able to multi-task and handle pressure under strict
deadlines.
· Must be a team player: initiative and positive attitude are
essential.
· Capability to work effectively independently and at times with
little supervision.
· Ability to write, edit, and proofread-using excellent language
skills-letters, brochures, and event programs.
· Ability to travel and work overtime. Travel includes planning
trips in preparation for events as well as the actual events.
· Strong desire and interest to enhance skills in event planning
with motivation to attend side event planning conferences and
certification opportunities for advancement.
EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE:
· Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience desired in event
planning/hospitality/communications; demonstrated knowledge of military
and current issues preferred; willingness, capability, and desire to
learn a MUST.
LANGUAGE SKILLS:
· Strong English verbal and written language skills are
necessary and a MUST requirement. Must be capable of composing
professional, appropriate and effective letters and email correspondence
with little supervision, along with the capability to properly know how
to communicate with either VIPs and/or vendors in the appropriate
manner.
MATHEMATICAL SKILLS:
· Maintain detailed accounting records that enable the Director
and Manager to verify financial statements when needed and develop
budgets and estimates.
REASONING ABILITY:
· The ability to think on one's feet and make quick, reasoned
decisions is key in responding to the last-minute changes and
developments that are inherent in conference production. Ability to work
well under fast and sometimes high stress situations.
CERTIFICATES, LICENSES, REGISTRATIONS:
· Progress towards certification a plus.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS:
· Logistics Coordinator helps prepare items for shipment to and
from event sites, as well as setup at the site, which often necessitates
moving heavy boxes. Keeping tabs on speakers and panelists at events
involves much walking and time on one's feet.
WORK ENVIRONMENT:
· The majority of the time is spent in a standard office
environment; however, the time before, during, and after an event can be
quite active, demanding and requires over-time to complete projects.
Contact:
Ruth Ann Raup
Human Resources
U.S. Naval Institute
291 Wood Road
Annapolis, MD 21402
***************
30. Meetings and Scientific Session Coordinator; American Public Health
Association; Washington, DC
The American Public Health Association, dedicated to the advancement of
the public's health and of public health professionals, seeks an
experienced Meetings & Scientific Session Coordinator to handle
administrative and planning duties associated with a citywide convention
of 13,000 attendees. It is essential that candidates have a working
knowledge of meetings management, database applications, and abstract
management software (i.e., OASIS, Panorama, iMIS, Excel, Microsoft
Word/Outlook). This position provides administrative support, meeting
planning and logistics management, and technical and computer
assistance to the APHA conventions department; assists the Manager,
Scientific Session Development with the coordination of the abstract
submission process; direct communication with 4,000 scientific session
presenters; assists with organizing details for 1,400 scientific
sessions and events; manages food & beverage functions; and performs
other duties as assigned. Some travel required.
Qualified candidates should submit cover letter, resume and salary
history to: Human Resources/MSSC, APHA, 800 I St., NW, WDC 20001-3710.
Fax: 202-777-2418 or E-mail: resume@apha.org. APHA is strongly and
actively committed to diversity in its workplace.
(If sending documents electronically, please send via Microsoft Word)
31. Senior Coordinator; Travel Destinations Mgmt Group; Owings Mills, MD
http://www.jobtarget.com/c/job.cfm?site_id=518&jb=4242586
32. Event Content Manager; Jack Morton Worldwide; Norwalk, CT
http://www.jobtarget.com/c/job.cfm?site_id=518&jb=4242455
33. Chargé de comptes – Tapis Rouge; Cirque du Soleil; Montreal, QC,
Canada
For Cirque du Soleil to be able to amaze thousands of people around the
world each evening, a tremendous amount of behind-the-scenes talent is
required. Nearly 3,000 employees back up our artists.
Cirque's order book is filled with rich, stimulating projects in the
years ahead. From Las Vegas to Macao, via Montreal and Dubai, the
organization will explore extraordinary markets, ones that will offer
both unique and stimulating challenges. We want to find the right people
to join our teams, those individuals who have goals that coincide with
the work we are doing on our projects. You will be able to take pride in
being part of an international organization recognized for its
creativity and innovation.
Responsibilities
Temporary position, 15 months
Reporting to the Head of Corporate and Group Sales, you will be required
to:
Meet the annual sales objectives established for each market in North
America;
Collaborate on the development of the marketing strategy in the area of
sales and new markets;
Ensure follow-up of existing accounts and maximize their potential;
Carry out prospecting in large companies in order to identify the
persons responsible for corporate hospitality;
Establish and cultivate profitable relationships with the
vice-presidents and managers of the communication departments of current
and potential corporate clients;
Ensure compliance with hospitality agreements on a day-to-day basis;
Ensure the transfer of information from the Corporate Sales Department
to stakeholders on the tours, particularly the heads of hospitality;
Participate and represent Cirque du Soleil during trade shows.
The ideal candidate will have the following qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in administration (marketing) and/or equivalent
experience;
Minimum of 5 years experience in corporate and group sales, in customer
service for corporate clients, particularly with management members and
vice-presidents;
Excellent interpersonal skills, with a demonstrated ability to establish
and cultivate relationships with corporate client management;
Knowledge of the corporate hospitality market;
Proven communication skills in both oral and written English (80% of the
work performed) and French;
Entrepreneurship, autonomy, resourcefulness;
Well-developed critical sense and good judgement;
Good mastery of MS Office;
Available to travel to the U.S. (20% of the time).
Apply online at: www.cirquedusoleil.com
34. Group/Property Sales Manager; Avi Resort and Casino; Laughlin, NV
Position Description
Primary responsibility is to secure corporate and SMERF group business
composed of 20-100 rooms with function space, food and beverage to
increase revenue and maximize group average daily rate. Responsible for
monthly and quarterly sales goal reports to include a specific number of
personal telephone sales and outside calls. Incorporate strong personal
client base with existing in house.
Responsibilities
Conduct research of the resorts markets in order to identify potential
new customers
Analyze sales and industry trends
Evaluates potential new customers for their revenue capacity
Maintain corporate group and SMERF contracts, room block and bookings
Manage customer expectations
Monthly outside sales call to corporate market segment and to prospect
clients
Generate daily, weekly and month end reports for National Sales Manager
in the absence of the Group Sales Coordinator/Administrator
Attend and/or work Trade & Travel shows that pertain to the properties
business and market segments
Clerical and contractual support for Sales Team
Generate coupons as needed for arriving groups
Complete assigned tasks in a timely fashion
Work flexible hours and holidays if needed
Perform any additional tasks and/or duties as assigned
Work with the following department as it pertains to group bookings:
Hotel, Reservations Department, Catering Department, and Special
Functions Department
Assist National Sales Manager as assigned
Perform any additional tasks and/or duties as assigned
Assist National Sales Manager as assigned
Required Qualification
Excellent communication, written and interpersonal skills and customer
service skills
Professional appearance and grooming (no visible tattoos or piercing)
Working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite (Windows, Word, Excel,
Outlook)
Working Knowledge of Hotel & Catering computer systems (LMS, CMS,
DELPHI)
Education
College degree in associated field prefered but not required
High School diploma or equivalent required
1-3 years experience in resort property and corporate convention
business sales (Hotel and Casino Industry)
Send resumes to info@avicasino.com
35. Conference Manager; National Council of Teachers of Mathematics;
Reston, VA
The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) is a non-profit
association that serves as a public voice of mathematics education,
providing vision, leadership, and professional development to support
teachers in ensuring mathematics learning of the highest quality for all
students. NCTM is the world's largest organization dedicated to
improving math education and serves over 100,000 members.
NCTM is currently seeking a Conference Manager. Responsibilities for
this position include managing assigned regional conferences and the
annual conference, managing budgets for assigned planning meetings,
reviewing contracts and evaluating meeting facilities. Additional
responsibilities include conducting on-site inspection of meeting
facilities, and meeting with the committee chairs and program committee
members. Travel Required.
NCTM offers a 37.5 hour work week at our campus-like facility in Reston,
Virginia, and an outstanding benefits package including 100% immediate
vesting in a mandatory, generous retirement plan, medical (PPO), dental
insurance, tuition assistance, and much more. NCTM is proud to be a
recipient of the 2006 & 2007 CARE (Companies as Responsive Employers)
award sponsored by Northern Virginia Family Services that recognizes the
best companies to work for in Northern Virginia.
Send resume and salary requirements to careers@nctm.org Attn: CM or fax
to 703-476-9027. Please mention where you saw the ad for this position.
No phone calls please.
NCTM is an Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE)
36. Events Administrator; District of Columbia Bar; Washington, DC
The District of Columbia Bar's Sections Department has an opening for
Events Administrator. The position handles a variety of events-related
and administrative responsibilities for the Sections office. This
position supervises the Events Team which is comprised of five team
members. The Events Administrator reports to the Sections Director.
Under the Bar's compensation structure, this position is at the Sr.
Specialist level in the Meetings job family. The starting salary is
commensurate with experience. This is an exempt position. The D.C. Bar
has an excellent fringe benefits package.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Supervises all promotion and
marketing for events, membership, publications, and services via direct
mail, e-mail, exhibits, and other efforts. Arranges program sites with
venues for Sections events. Supervises program registration. Works with
financial specialist to prepare budgets for Section programs. Reviews
invoices for accuracy on services provided for Section events. Prepares
monthly list of journal entries for financial specialist for service
fees applicable to Section events. Supervises the coordination of
Section-wide and committee mailings. Reviews and verifies event
information on Section flyers, including compliance with Section
Guidelines and Procedures. Prepares master activity calendar of Bar
events. Works largely with association database, association members,
and outside vendors. Supervises and provides coaching and mentoring to
the events team staff, which includes the Promotions Assistant,
Registration Assistant, Web and Events Coordinator, Programs Specialist,
and Events Assistant. Answers event inquiries from members, the media
and the public. Other duties as assigned.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Bachelors degree from an accredited university
or college. Degree preferable in marketing or management or a related
field. Minimum of six years of relevant work experience with a minimum
of four years of direct managerial experience. Two or more years of
experience working in a membership association, a similar nonprofit
organization or a law office is a plus. Must be proficient in database
management, with four years' minimum experience. A minimum of four years
experience with MS Word and proficiency in Excel and other MS Office
applications. Experience with desktop publishing a plus. Demonstrated
ability as a proofreader with strong emphasis on grammar, punctuation,
spelling; strong oral and written communication skills. Ability to
multi-task and to pay close attention to detail. Excellent interpersonal
and managerial skills. Strong analytical skills and problem solving
ability; ability to meet deadlines. Flexibility and ability to work well
with a variety of Bar officers, volunteers, other staff, and the public.
Ability to work well with minimum supervision.
Submit cover letter and resume to: by mail to HR/EA, D.C. Bar, 1250 H
St. NW – Suite 600, Washington DC 20005; by e-mail to hr@dcbar.org, or
by fax to (202) 824-1863. EOE.
37. Member Services – Event Coordinator; RMEL; Denver, CO
http://asi.careerhq.org/jobdetail.cfm?job=2825676&keywords=&ref=1
38. Conference and Course Coordinator; International Economic
Development Council; Washington, DC
http://asi.careerhq.org/jobdetail.cfm?job=2822181&keywords=&ref=1
39. Director, Premium Sales & Service; American Society of Travel
Agents; Alexandria, VA
The Director of Premium Membership Sales and Service will be charged
with the responsibility of successfully promoting and servicing ASTA's
top tiered program. The Premium Account Membership program is directed
at large, high volume travel sellers and offers a specialized benefit
program to the industry's largest companies. Benefits include high
level content, access to major market research, input to industry
affairs, ARC data, assistance with legal documentation, early breaking
news updates, and other services appropriate to the high volume member.
We are looking for a proven sales professional with 5+ years of specific
experience in high level travel industry sales. The successful
candidate will develop and execute the sales and member services plans
for Premium Membership. This will require the individual to call on the
senior management teams of America's largest travel organizations.
The position requires strong marketing and business acumen, results
orientation, excellent communications skills, analytical and decision
making ability, ability to multi-task, and the ability to coordinate the
efforts of internal and external resources so as to accomplish the goals
of the program. Knowledge of the travel industry and travel technology
important.
ASTA is an EOE and offers competitive salary/benefits package. Send
resume accompanyed by cover letter and salary requirements to
resumes@astahq.com; or fax to 703-739-8798.
40. Tourism Marketing Coordinator; Prince William County/Manassas
Convention and Visitors Bureau; Manassas, VA
Responsibilities:
Provides support to Marketing Managers. Manages databases, content.
Provides support and assistance with and at trade shows and other
marketing projects targeting overnight leisure and group tour visitors.
Handles some media inquiries and distribution of materials to travel
trade.
Qualifications:
Combined experience/education equal to five years in marketing,
hospitality, communications or related field.
Compensation:
Hiring Range: $36,000-$48,000/yr with excellent benefits.
Contact:
HR
Prince William County/Manassas CVB
8609 Sudley Road, Suite 105
Manassas, VA 20110
no phone calls, please (phone)
703-396-7160 (fax)
jobs@visitpwc.com
http://visitpwc.com
41. National Association Sales Mid-America; Buffalo Niagara Convention &
Visitors Bureau; Buffalo, NY
Responsibilities:
Promote and sell Buffalo New York as a convention and meeting
destination to National Association accounts based in the Greater
Chicago Area. The successful candidate will work out of the Buffalo
office. Achieve specfic room night goals as assigned. Conduct city
tours, attend tradeshows, sales missions, networking meetings and
develop relationships with the local hospitality industry.
Qualifications:
4 year degree in hospitality related field, 5 years National Association
Sales experience a plus.
Compensation:
Competitive salary package, Please submit requirements
Contact:
Michael Even
Buffalo Niagara CVB
617 Main Street
Suite 200
Buffalo, NY 14203-1496
888.228.3369 (phone)
716.852.0511 (alt. phone)
716.852.0131 (fax)
even@buffalocvb.org
http://visitbuffaloniagara.com
42. Sales Manager; Cincinnati USA Convention & Visitors Bureau;
Cincinnati, OH
Responsibilities:
.Generate convention center and hotel bookings from the religious,
fraternal, and ethnic markets. .Prepare & present written or personal
presentations to site selection committees.
.Coordinate and conduct site tours for meeting planners.
.Attend industry tradeshows, sales trips,& networking events.
.Maintain good product knowledge of the Cincinnati as well as an
awareness of competing cities.
Qualifications:
-2 years experience in sales with a CVB or full service hotel
-BA/BS degree preferred.
-Ability to conduct meetings and make presentations, develop strategies
and manage procedures; ability to exercise judgment and diplomacy in a
wide variety of public contact situations.
Compensation:
Competitive
Contact:
Sherry Stieritz
Cincinnati USA Convention & Visitors Bureau
525 Vine Street
Suite 1500
Cincinnati, Ohio 45202
513-632-5364 (phone)
513-632-5363 (alt. phone)
513-621-5020 (fax)
sstieritz@cincyusa.com
http://cincyusa.com
43. Director of Sales; Knoxville Tourism & Sports Corporation;
Knoxville, TN
Responsibilities:
Provide leadership for the direct sales effort of the KTSC sales
managers. In addition to personal production goals, responsibilities
include meeting the group sales goals focusing on convention markets.
Supervise, direct & motivate sales managers. Monitor sales goals,
maintain procedures & reporting standards to measure sales production.
Qualifications:
Four year degree and/or have 5 years of hotel, convention center and/or
CVB sales experience & previous experience in supervising sales
representatives; ability to manage, direct & motivate personnel;
understanding of trends in the meetings & convention industry; strong
communication skills, verbal & written.
Compensation:
Salary commensurate with experience
Contact:
Teresa Hall
Knoxville Tourism & Sports Corporation
301 S Gay Street
Knoxville, TN 37902
865-523-7263 (phone)
865-342-9118 (alt. phone)
865-673-4400 (fax)
thall@knoxville.org
44. Event Coordinator; Confidential; Van Nuys, CA
Event Rental Company has a great opportunity available for a motivated
sales person/event coordinator in the special event rental business. We
are seeking candidates who have at least 2 years of sales experience/.
The ideal candidate will have knowledge of special event rental
equipment along with strong sales, networking, customer service and
organizational skills. Qualified sales representatives can expect a
competitive salary and commission structure based on their ability to
maintain existing accounts and generate new business. Experienced
applicants with an existing client base are especially sought after.
Phone: 818-989-4300
Fax: 818-989-3593
ckennedy@lapartyrents.com
45. Events Assistant; Council on Foreign Relations; Washington, DC
http://careers.ises.com/c/job.cfm?site_id=553&jb=4242183
46. Events Intern; Empire Force Events Inc.; New York, NY
http://careers.ises.com/c/job.cfm?site_id=553&jb=4235755
47. Sales Manager; BRING IT ON! DALLAS; Carrollton, TX/Dallas, TX
Dynamic, Dallas-based Destination Management Company (DMC) is searching
for a Sales Manager. Hospitality Industry experience and Account
Management experience required. We are looking for someone that is
resourceful, motivated, and can work autonomously. Candidates must be
experienced professionals with a strong ability to multi-task and the
possibility to manage operations in multiple locations is essential for
this evolving position. Proficiency in MS Office is required, primarily
in Word, Outlook, and Publisher. Specifically, strong Word and Excel
skills are required. Please do not send attachments. Copy and paste
resume in the body of the email if possible and include any salary
expectations.
Contact Person: Kari Skinner-Chavez
kari@mybringiton.com
48. Film Studies Center Events Coordinator; University of Chicago;
Chicago, IL
http://careers.ises.com/c/job.cfm?site_id=553&jb=4232539
49. Convention Coordinator; Association Resource Center; Folsom, CA
Convention Coordinator is responsible for signficantly contributing to
the success of the annual convention for a nonprofit trade association
(200+ exhibitors, 25 sessions, 2 luncheons, awards program, 200
educational attendees, 2,000 tradeshow attendees). This position reports
to the executive director.
Primary responsibilities include:
* exhibit and sponsorship sales
* liaison with exhibitors/sponsors at event
* assigne exhibit booths
* meeting logistics
* liaison with speakers
* staffing volunteer planning committee
* liaision with hotel: complete banquet event and A/V orders,
troubleshoot onsite
* experience reading and analyzing contracts
* good strategy skills; creative thinker
* write/coordinatre registration brochure and marketing copy
* write Web site content
* make travel arrangements for staff and volunteers
Qualifications:
* at least 3 years of directly related experience; ability to
demonstrate achievements/success
* 4 year degree preferred but not required
* association experience preferred
* detail oriented, team player yet able to work independently, honest,
reliable, trustworthy
* professionalsim important
* able to work quickly and accurately
* able to work with individuals with strong personalities and opinions
* strong negotiation skills helpful
* able to work in a fast paced environment with tact and diplomacy
* strong written and verbal communication skills
* strong computer skills; aptitude to learn new programs
Competitive benefits and salary. EOE.
p.karen@cambweb.org
50. Trade Show and Event Specialist; Intelsat; Washington, DC
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wl/jobs/JS_JobSearchDetail?jobid=25496906&jobSummaryIndex=13&agentID=
51. Coordinator, Board Meetings and Events; National Public Radio (NPR);
Washington, DC
Incumbent will play a central role in planning and executing the
stewardship related to NPR Foundation activities.
Oversees logistics of Foundation activities and production of NPR
Foundation materials; manages attendance process for events and meetings
and generates weekly reports; updates event/fundraising database and
distributes regular reports to the team; assists with event/meeting
follow-up efforts and maintenance of Intranet and NPR.org websites; and
supports Major Gifts team on fundraising efforts as needed. Requires
Bachelor's degree and a minimum of two years relevant work experience,
or equivalent job related experience. Key Qualifications include
excellent writing, editing and analytical skills; strong attention to
detail and design; proven ability to interact professionally with major
donors, and senior staff; demonstrated experience coordinating
fundraising events; advanced computer literacy and word processing
skills; experience using the Internet, on-line research services (i.e.
LexisNexis), databases and/or fundraising software;
an understanding of and appreciation for NPR's mission and role as the
nation's most trusted source of news and information; and willingness to
work flexible hours depending on event schedules.
For consideration, please send cover letter and resume, indicating job
title and number, to:
National Public Radio
Human Resources Department
635 Massachusetts Ave., NW
Washington, DC 20001
(202) 513-3047
Fax : (202) 513-3047
E-mail: employment@npr.org
Please note: NPR does not accept or retain general applications for
employment. Individuals must apply for specific, open positions.
52. Meetings Coordinator; Endocrine Society; Chevy Chase, MD
The Endocrine Society, a membership organization serving physicians and
scientists, seeks an experienced association professional to serve as
Meetings Coordinator. The Meetings Coordinator reports to the Manager of
Meetings and assists with the various duties related to an annual
meeting of 8,000 participants and other meetings as required.
Responsibilities:
. Coordinates RFP process for transportation services for annual meeting
and oversees shuttle service with transportation company
. Coordinates RFP process for destination management services and
oversees special events for annual meeting including tour program
. Assists with overall meeting operational procedures for Annual Meeting
and Clinical Endocrinology Update Annual Conference including but not
limited to:
o Coordinating materials to support exhibit management
o Overseeing RFP process for shipping vendor and coordinating shipping
of materials to and from meetings
o Arranging for business center and all onsite equipment and
telecommunication needs
o Establishing master accounts for hotel properties
o Maintain sign inventory and produce annual sign orders
o Secure temporary personnel
. Travel management liaison to official travel agency providing
authorizations and periodic usage reports
. Assists Director of Meetings with hotel contracts and addenda
. Provide summary reports on actual expenses against budget
Requirements:
Proficiency in Microsoft Office, specifically in Outlook, Word, Power
Point, Excel and Access. Good oral/written communication and excellent
math skills, including experience with accounting protocols and
procedures. Excellent organizational skills with ability to handle
multiple projects simultaneously. Three to five years of experience in
meetings management. CMP certification a plus. College degree as well as
health or scientific association meeting experience preferred.
The Endocrine Society offers a convenient Chevy Chase location,
collegial work environment, competitive salaries and excellent benefits
including an on-site employee gym and generous TIAA-CREF retirement plan
with 10% employer contribution. Qualified candidates should send resume
and cover letter with salary requirements to hr@endo-society.org or mail
to Human Resources, The Endocrine Society, 8401 Connecticut Ave, Ste
900, Chevy Chase, MD 20815. EOE/AA/M/F/Vet/Disab.
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