Job details
Salary up to $83,000 a year job type full-time number of hires for this role 1
Qualifications
Bachelor`s (preferred)
Full job description
Meet calcpa
Company | nonprofit | 1 – 100 employees
We are a mission-based organization that strives to increase the value and promote the integrity of the cpa professionWe work as a team to contribute to our members; and strengthen our client, employer, public, and government trust in calcpa member advice, work products, and expert opinions.
Job summary:
The chapter program manager serves a key role as part of the staff and leadership team of the chapter, and oversees, manages, organizes, administers, and directs all chapter operations, including the chapter board of directors and finances, as well as numerous member volunteers, committees, meetings, events, membership activities, and office administrationThis job is based in glendale but may require travel to other calcpa offices throughout the year, as well as to frequent events/meetings in the chapter’s geographic area.
Essential functions:
Serves as a liaison between chapter members and calcpa, cultivating two-way communication on issues, policies, and activities between calcpa, chapter members, firms, governing bodies, and prospective members.
Directly supervise and administer all activities of chapter governance and leadership team, including:
Serving as a member of chapter board and committee leadership.
Overseeing board and committee governance, including bylaws, strategy, processes, procedures, and overall effectiveness and accomplishments.
Effectively communicating and working with chapter leaders.
Leading chapter-specific strategy and implementation of goals/objectives.
Executing all chapter activities, events, meetings, and operations.
Managing collaboration between chapter and state activities, including membership growth and competency and learning expansion.
Proactive team player, working collaboratively with chapter members/volunteers, programs staff, and other calcpa departments to deliver services and execute on calcpa goals and initiatives.
In collaboration with chapter leaders/committee members, the program manager plans and executes chapter networking and social and educational events.
Identify and secure event sponsorships, as well as develop a comprehensive chapter sponsorship program.
In conjunction with the marketing department, responsible for chapter electronic and print marketing, promotion, and communications, including social media.
Participate in member development and other calcpa initiatives, including local firm visits, big4 new hire orientations, grassroots activities/legislator visits, campus ambassadors, meet the firms events, mc&l conference cross-promotion, and member ongoing recruitment and renewal campaigns.
Identify and cultivate future leaders.
Manage chapter nominations committee, process, and applications.
Build strong relationships with chapter members and local firms.
Manage, organize, oversee and administer the day-to-day chapter activities relative to financial, procedural, and operational matters.
Process ap & ar for the chapter.
Review and negotiate event/venue contracts.
Manage chapter financials, drive the annual chapter budgeting process with leadership and ensure that the monthly financial reports are accurateFurther analysis is required quarterly.
Manage chapter student scholarship program and manage scholarship committee.
Collaborate with other organizations to promote calcpa.
Special projects as assigned.
Knowledge, skill, and experience:
To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorilyThe following requirements are representative of the knowledge, skill, and technical ability required to perform the jobReasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Bachelor’s degree and 3-7 years related work experience, or the equivalent.
Proficiency in microsoft word, excel, powerpoint, adobe acrobat, and social media platforms and ability to work in a database environment.
Demonstrated organizational, time, communication, management, and critical thinking skills; meeting planning and/or volunteer management experience a plus.
Ability to operate home office technology and coordinate service maintenance as needed.
Must be able to travel locally outside of regular working hours.
Must be able to travel to calcpa offices various times during the year for multi-day meetings.
Job type: full-time
Pay: up to $83,000.00 per year
Benefits:
401(k)
401(k) matching
Dental insurance
Employee assistance program
Flexible spending account
Health insurance
Health savings account
Life insurance
Paid time off
Referral program
Tuition reimbursement
Vision insurance
Schedule:
8 hour shift
Monday to friday
Education:
Bachelor`s (preferred)
Work location:
Multiple locations
Work remotely:
Yes
Work location: multiple locations
