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Since 1858, the YMCA of the Iowa Mississippi Valley has been an integral part of the Quad Cities area. The YMCA of the Iowa Mississippi Valley has an excellent advancement opportunity for an up and coming Associate Executive Director or Senior Program Director.
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Adherence to all policies and procedures of the YMCA of the Iowa Mississippi Valley. The Quad Cities area, on the Mississippi River, is home to a more than 27,000 businesses including John Deere World Headquarters, Alcoa, Kraft, Exelon and a major military installation - the Rock Island Arsenal.
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Responsible for supervision and leadership of branch Program Directors and supervisors (Personal Training, Sports, Gymnastics, Cheer and Ninja) Oversee operation of Sports, Gymnastics, Cheer, Dance and Ninja programs.
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This position will also oversee the association Sports, Gymnastics, Cheer and Ninja programs. SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITY: Responsible for supervision of Child Watch, Member Services, and Custodial staff.
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Job DescriptionJob DescriptionThe YMCA of the Iowa Mississippi Valley has an excellent advancement opportunity for an up and coming Associate Executive Director or Senior Program Director.
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