Part-time Administrative Secretary

Association of Catholic Priests

 

is seeking applications for the following position:

 

PART-TIME ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY

The work of the Secretary will include:

  • Developing membership and organisational data-bases;
  • Keeping in touch with the membership, keeping them abreast of all developments, reminding them when it is time to pay the annual fee, etc.
  • In co-operation with the Leadership, working out ways of fundraising to meet the financial needs of the Association.
  • Contributing to the strengthening of the Association’s communications strategy with external stakeholders and agencies
  • Developing and setting up better structure for the smooth working of the Association.
  • Being alert to issues or debates where the Association might wish to contribute and drawing the attention of the Leadership to same.
  • Attending Leadership meetings.
Salary Negotiable
Applications, plus CVs by 10 January 2016
to
Fr. Brendan Hoban
Moygownagh
Ballina
Co. Mayo

email to bhoban@eircom.net

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