Employment Opportunities
YMCA Hawkes Bay Manager
Lead the next phase of growth
YMCA Hawke’s Bay has a long established reputation for delivering quality childcare, OSCAR, education and youth programmes in the region. This management role is all about providing leadership and guidance to the existing services whilst also further elevating the presence and awareness of YMCA’s offerings to the broader community.
This organisation is looking for a fresh perspective as they strive to take their community offering to the next level. You must be someone who’s great at proactively building relationships both out in the community and internally with a broad range of staffing resources. It’s important that you can show a history and an empathy which relates to the not for profit sector. But you must also bring broad ranging management skills to ensure the viable performance of this entity.
We are looking for a well-rounded team leader with commercial nous who will be a key point of contact relative to the various funding organisations. You’ll be able to demonstrate business planning, goal setting and budgeting, as well as identify efficiencies and opportunities. Your communication skills and ability to support and lead others will mean you will have a real impact right throughout this organisation.
This role is an excellent opportunity to make a meaningful difference and to join a dedicated team. If you have the ability and commitment to step in then we would love to hear from you. Please email your application to careers@redconsultinggroup.co.nz quoting reference number 2371 or telephone the team at Red, in complete confidence to learn more about this role. Telephone 06 877 6637.
Please note applications will only be considered if you are legally entitled to work in New Zealand. You must be a New Zealand Citizen, a permanent resident or a holder of a current New Zealand work permit to apply for this job.
NEWS
January 10, 2013
For more than 50 years Lynette Thornton has worked with mainly elderly people to help them to better their health. But at 78 she is looking to slow down a bit and "maybe do three days a week" instead of five. Mrs Thornton, who may be New Zealand's most experienced fitness instructor, said she was "flabbergasted" by her Queen's Service Award. It recognises her near six decades in the fitness industry.
August 7, 2012
Congratulations to YMCA Nelson Boxing Gym (Y-Boxing) runner up (to Nelson Arts Festival!) in the Sport and Leisure category.
June 5, 2012
It is with great delight that Claire Ballantyne has been awarded a QSM for services to ophthalmology and to the community.
June 5, 2012
Ric Odom, National CEO, YMCA New Zealand has today announced his resignation. Ric joined the YMCA in September 2003 and has provided dedicated service and leadership since, working tirelessly to promote the YMCA as a significant and trusted community organisation.
