Seasonal Recruiter- Central Kentucky Region
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Girl Scouts of Kentuckys Wilderness Road Council I
Lexington, KY, US
Summary
The Seasonal Recruiter is responsible for increasing Girl Scout membership by engaging potential members at community events and presentations. They focus on promoting the Girl Scout Experience to girls, families, and adult volunteers through direct interaction and lead conversion.
Job Description
Description
A Seasonal Recruiter is responsible for increasing Girl Scout membership within Fayette and surrounding counties by actively engaging with potential members at pre-planned community events (open houses, festivals, etc.) and presentations. This role focuses on promoting the Girl Scout Experience to girls, their families, and potential adult volunteers through direct interaction, engaging activities, and effective communication.
This is an on-site position with remote work eligibility after a 90-day period.
Requirements
Lead Recruitment Efforts:
- Serve as the primary on-site host for pre-planned in-school and evening recruitment events along with community events that are designed to introduce Girl Scouting to potential new girls and families.
Engage Potential Members:
- Clearly and enthusiastically communicate the Girl Scout mission, values, and benefits to potential girl and adult members.
- Conduct engaging presentations and activities that showcase the Girl Scout Leadership Experience.
- Utilize proven recruitment techniques to convert leads into new members.
Recruitment Event Execution:
- Communicate with full and part-time staff recruitment coordinators to ensure timely follow-up after pre-planned recruitment and engagement events.
- Assist with event logistics including set-up, materials, and registration.
- Generate leads and paid memberships from girls and adults at recruitment events
Data Collection and Reporting:
- Accurately track event attendance and recruitment outcomes.
- Maintain accurate records of leads and new memberships.
- Report regularly to the Community Recruitment Lead regarding completion and success of recruitment events and efforts.
Diversity and Inclusion:
- Ensure that all recruitment efforts are inclusive and reflect the Girl Scout commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Other Duties:
- Ensure recruitment goals are met
- Perform other duties as assigned to support the successful execution of recruitment strategic plan.
Physical/Mental Essential Requirements:
- Travel as the job requires.
- Work a flexible schedule including evenings and weekends.
- Ability to sit at a computer workstation for extended periods of time.
- Physical ability to lift, carry, set up work-related supplies and/or equipment weighing at least 30 pounds.
- Full range of body motion including manual and finger dexterity and eye-hand coordination.
- Provide own method of transportation, maintain valid driver's license with appropriate insurance.
- Pass initial and periodic background and driver checks.
Girls run this world––Girl Scouts fuels their dreams. As the preeminent leadership development organization for girls, Girl Scouts of Kentucky's Wilderness Road offers enrichment and experiential opportunities that prepare Girls for a lifetime of leadership, adventure, and success. Girls are encouraged to explore their ambitions, chase innovation, and cultivate change as they learn to empower themselves through discovery, integrity, and individuality.
GSKWR provides girls the opportunity to develop unique passions, build community, and unleash their potential. Through focusing on our four primary pillars, STEM, Outdoor Adventure, Life Skills and Entrepreneurship, girls develop confidence. Along with this growth, girls can obtain their Gold Award––the highest achievement in Girl Scouting. From building a robot to creating community gardens that combat food insecurity, the Gold Award is a stepping stone to a lifetime of success. By providing programming that challenges and equips girls to conquer life’s barriers, we empower girls to be their best selves. Influential. Radiant. Perceptive.
Headquartered in Lexington, KY, with over 8,500 girl members, GSKWR serves 66 counties in Northeast and Central Kentucky and 1 Ohio County. The Council has 3,000 committed volunteers and 40 employees. We offer programming for girls from kindergarten through their senior year of high school. GSKWR is largely reliant on strategic business partnerships and individual giving for its ongoing success. The council offers donors and corporate partners customized opportunities that prioritize impact, ultimately helping girls uncover their full potential.
For more information about strategic partnerships, contributions, volunteer opportunities, or programming, visit www.gskentucky.org.
Founded
1912
Company size
11-50 employees
Industry
Non-profit Organization Management
Org type
Nonprofit
Headquarters
Lexington, Kentucky
Girls run this world––Girl Scouts fuels their dreams. As the preeminent leadership development organization for girls, Girl Scouts of Kentucky's Wilderness Road offers enrichment and experiential opportunities that prepare Girls for a lifetime of leadership, adventure, and success. Girls are encouraged to explore their ambitions, chase innovation, and cultivate change as they learn to empower themselves through discovery, integrity, and individuality.
GSKWR provides girls the opportunity to develop unique passions, build community, and unleash their potential. Through focusing on our four primary pillars, STEM, Outdoor Adventure, Life Skills and Entrepreneurship, girls develop confidence. Along with this growth, girls can obtain their Gold Award––the highest achievement in Girl Scouting. From building a robot to creating community gardens that combat food insecurity, the Gold Award is a stepping stone to a lifetime of success. By providing programming that challenges and equips girls to conquer life’s barriers, we empower girls to be their best selves. Influential. Radiant. Perceptive.
Headquartered in Lexington, KY, with over 8,500 girl members, GSKWR serves 66 counties in Northeast and Central Kentucky and 1 Ohio County. The Council has 3,000 committed volunteers and 40 employees. We offer programming for girls from kindergarten through their senior year of high school. GSKWR is largely reliant on strategic business partnerships and individual giving for its ongoing success. The council offers donors and corporate partners customized opportunities that prioritize impact, ultimately helping girls uncover their full potential.
For more information about strategic partnerships, contributions, volunteer opportunities, or programming, visit www.gskentucky.org.
Founded
1912
Company size
11-50 employees
Industry
Non-profit Organization Management
Org type
Nonprofit
Headquarters
Lexington, Kentucky