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Administrator & Club Secretary

  • Aberdeen Boxing Club
  • VO55702

Description

Aberdeen Amateur Boxing & Athletic Club is an organisation deeply seated into the community in and around Aberdeen. It is one of the oldest boxing clubs in Scotland.

The organisation is making a formal call to recruit new voluntary members. The role of Administrator & Club Secretary is an integral part of the organisation and is a ‘backbone post’ due to its focus on the following key areas:
-Managing all administrative business of the organisation:
-Organising all meetings, preparations, follow-ups and all paperwork processes to achieve this.
-Conduct the official secretarial duties of the Club, including minute taking of all official minutes
-Liaise with Boxing Scotland and any affiliated organisations or groups.
-Source and administer all funding requests.
-Deal with all booking enquiries and classes, keeping appropriate databases of members.
-Source and advise on matters that will improve the business of the organisation, wherever appropriate

A great opportunity to assist in the development of a well established boxing club, with a high reputation and make a difference in the community. For further details please contact:
Leroy Smith (Head Coach and Centre Manager)
Tel.: 07738 564855
E Mail: leroy@boxingclubaberdeen.com

Organisation aims and objectives

Aberdeen Amateur Boxing & Athletic Club is an organisation deeply seated into the community in and around Aberdeen. It is one of the oldest boxing clubs in Scotland, founded in 1920, and boasts a very impressive list of achievements, being the most successful and well known organisation of its kind in the North of Scotland.

Frequency and commitment details

Flexible working hours applies.

Restrictions

Experience required: Excellent people skills with a good range of communication and organisational skills. Experience in the work of charitable organisation and general business understanding.
Travel details: Central Aberdeen.
Minimum age: 18

Support

Expenses paid: Yes
Expenses details: All expenses need to receive pre-approval and only then can be met by Aberdeen ABC or other clubs if it is their event or the NGB Boxing Scotland Ltd’s event.
Support: Named Contact For Volunteer,
Wheelchair Access/Disabled Access Toilet

Last updated 3 months ago

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