East Bay Region Manager

The Region Manager is responsible for securing camp locations, building community and school relationships, hiring and managing Camp Directors, and ensuring that camp operates smoothly.

Region Manager duties include:

• Hire, train, and manage Camp Directors
• Identify and secure camp locations
• Gather staff and location information to comply with marketing needs
• Build community relationships and provide input on regional field marketing efforts
• Communicate with District and Host locations to make sure there is a clear understanding of commitment and needs of both parties
• Provide support and back up for Camp Director and staff during camp season
• Anticipate and problem solve in real time, common camp issues ensuring that camper and staff safety are maintained and families are kept apprised
• Take care of all the details related to set up, operation and clean up of camp site
• Work with Summer Operations Director to keep all training materials and manuals for camp staff comprehensive and up to date

(Note: Various qualifications are preferred but not required)

• Bachelor degree
• 2+ years of experience working with children
• 2+ years of experience with leadership and group facilitation
• Excellent communication skills
• Adept with software and technology in general
• Able and willing to problem-solve efficiently and thoroughly
• Passion for educational enrichment
• Proven program management and exemplary leadership skills
• Creativity, flexibility, and excellent multi-tasking skills
• Ability to act as a team-player with EDMO staff and staff being managed
• Camp experience

• Experience teaching kids in a classroom age 4-13
• Experience with STEAM Learning and SEL Skills
• Team Management experience

Additional Information

Hours: Full time

Start Date: January 2, 2020

Salary: $50,000/year plus benefits

We look forward to receiving your application! If you have questions about our job opportunities please contact Rachel Shensa at 510.924.5243

CAMP EDMO is powered by Edventure More, a year-round 501(c)(3) non-profit enrichment organization. 5% of summer camp proceeds and 100% of donations support camp scholarships and subsidized science, maker and technology programs in local schools.