JOB SUMMARY

Under the supervision of the assigned County Director, the Site Director has responsibility for directing/ managing the overall daily operations of the designated Clubhouse with the primary concern for programs, service delivery and ensuring safety. The Site Director is responsible for the coordination and implementation of the Club’s programs, development of a comprehensive strategy to increase recruitment, retention and Club’s ADA, supervising staff personnel, the care and up-keep of the facility, community engagement and budget development/ control.

Key Roles (Essential Job Responsibilities)

Leadership

• Ensure an environment, programs and services that prepare youth for success and facilitate achievement of aspirations of Club members
• Contribute to the planning and implementation of the strategic plan
• Recruit, select and manage site staff
• Make recommendations for expenditures

Ensuring a Safe and Positive Environment

• Ensure a clean, healthy, safe, positive environment is created and maintained producing a sense of physical and emotional safety for all Club members

• Ensure program planning, development, implementation and evaluation
• Manage program schedules
• Responsible for implementing outlined behavioral expectations and procedures for Club members
• Responsible for meeting club targets in ADA, membership, and program excellence in three key outcome areas: academic success, healthy lifestyles, and good character and leadership

Community Collaboration and Partnerships

• Maintain collaborations and partnerships with parents and guardians, community leaders and other BGCA alliances.

KNOWLEDGE/SKILLS REQUIRED

• Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university
• A minimum of two years’ work experience in a Boys & Girls Club or similar organization.
• Thorough knowledge of recreation and youth development theory
• Strong communication skills, both verbal and written.
• Ability to recruit, train, supervise and motivate staff
• Ability to deal effectively with members discipline concerns.