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You’ll enjoy a positive , progressive , and fun place to work and reap the benefits of being a GlenOaks Activity Director! Position : Activity Director. Activities Director Certification required.
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Director of Marketing and Communication – Program, retreat, and rental marketing. As a vital part of the ministry team, the Program Director at Shores of St. Andrew brings joy and enthusiasm to managing year-round, exceptional programming, including staff recruitment, safety oversight, and fostering warm hospitality.
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You'll oversee all marketing functions, from social media and content creation to PR and internal communications. Are you a creative and strategic marketing professional looking for a challenging and rewarding role.
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Performs difficult professional work directing, planning, implementing and supervising facilities construction, maintenance and support services including buildings, grounds and facilities maintenance, purchasing and contracted services, and related work as apparent or assigned.
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