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Engagement and Program Manager

Employer
Temple Sinai Atlanta
Location
Atlanta, Georgia
Closing date
Aug 21, 2021

Job Details

Temple Sinai Atlanta is seeking an innovative, personable and creative individual to join our team as the Engagement and Program Manager. This role will work in partnership with the Associate Executive Director and Senior Manager of Congregational and Community Engagement to align all aspects of congregational life through one strategic engagement vision.  The portfolio will incorporate elements of membership management, congregational engagement and program planning and execution – all detailed below.

Membership Responsibilities

This position is responsible for the ongoing engagement, satisfaction and retention of existing members.  The Engagement and Program Manager will:

  • Be involved in the annual membership renewal process and assist in increasing members’ annual commitments to Temple Sinai
  • Work closely with Young Adult members as they transition to Regular members
  • Hold exit interviews as appropriate and identify concerns, trends or recommendations as needed
  • Be involved in the implementation of a new membership dues model, if and when appropriate
  • Refine system for tracking member interests, participation and follow up in member database

Candidates should have strong interpersonal skills, feel comfortable with financial conversations and have experience working in database management software.  

Engagement Responsibilities

The Engagement and Program Manager will be involved in helping create and maintain an engagement strategy for the congregation.  The goal is to provide opportunities for all members to feel connected to Sinai and one another, regardless of their connection to Judaism, age, stage of life or access.  As such, the Manager will work with members of the Executive Committee, clergy and staff to recruit and motivate lay leaders to participate in congregational life through volunteer opportunities and personal outreach.

Candidates must be available some nights and weekends, including 1-2 Friday nights per month.

Programming/Ancillary Responsibilities

The Engagement and Program Manager will collaborate with ancillary groups, committees and task forces to plan and implement programs and initiatives that meet the overall goals and mission of Temple Sinai.  The Manager will serve as the liaison for ATID, Sinai’s flourishing young adult community.  As ATID provides a bridge from the young adult community to the greater Sinai community, this role must serve as a connector, supporter and innovator.  Additional specific liaison duties include Atidaynu (bi-annual leadership development program), College Outreach and Navon (senior programming).  As new age and stage experiences are developed, responsibility for implementation will be divided between members of the engagement team to ensure consistency with overall engagement strategy. 

Additionally, in conjunction with the Senior Manager of Congregational and Community Engagement, the Manager will assume responsibility for planning and implementing all congregational holiday celebrations, including Chanukah, Purim, Passover, Shavuot, Sukkot and Simchat Torah.  Duties include identifying lay leaders, and collaborating with all departments, identifying creative opportunities for celebration and event execution.  Individual will also have duties related to the execution of the High Holy Days.

The ideal candidate will be passionate, creative and innovate.  Additionally, they will:

  • Have strong customer service and interpersonal skills
  • Have outstanding written and oral communication skills
  • Be a strong self-starter, but also able to work in a team environment
  • Possess a commitment excellence, attention to detail, follow through and collaboration
  • Understand the importance of data and analytics in decision making

Job Requirements

  • 3+ years’ experience in the field of engagement, member relations or programming
  • Strong familiarity with Microsoft Office and database technology.  ClickUp or project management tools a plus
  • Able to work some nights and weekends

Temple Sinai offers a robust benefits package, including:

  • Paid vacation and sick leave
  • Health insurance
  • Paid holidays (secular and Jewish)
  • 403(b) plan
  • Life Insurance
  • FSA plan

Please email cover letter and resume to resumes@templesinaiatlanta.org   

Company

Temple Sinai Mission Statement

Your home for fostering spiritual growth, nurturing genuine connections, and strengthening Jewish life.

Temple Sinai Values

Community (קְהִילָה Kehillah)
Temple Sinai serves as a center of Jewish life and as an extended, caring family for whom we provide a Jewish context, rooted in the Reform tradition, for life experiences.

Relevance  (כַּוָנָה Kavanah)
We strive to create an atmosphere in which Judaism is central in the lives of our congregants through the richness and variety of our programming, our culture, and our worship.

Inclusivity (קַבָּלַַת פָּנִים Kabbalat Panim)
We strive to create a welcoming and comfortable environment for all, strongly affirming the principle of inclusivity in all programs and initiatives. We welcome all who wish to participate, regardless of age, race, marital status, sexual orientation, physical ability, sensory sensitivity or financial means. There is a seat for everyone at our table.

Spirituality (רוּחַ Ruach)
Guided by our clergy and founded on the principles of Reform Judaism, we pursue our commitment to Torah, our relationship with God and a sense of greater spirituality in congregational life. We find spiritual potential in prayer, ritual, music, study, meaningful programming, moments of celebration, and personal relationships.

Lifelong Learning (תּוֹרָה Torah)
We value lifelong Jewish learning and offer educational opportunities that inspire and empower our members to make informed decisions based upon Torah, Jewish tradition, and progressive Jewish thought.

Social Action/Social Justice (צֶדֶק Tzedek)
Reflecting the Jewish tenet of “tikkun olam,” we are committed to encouraging congregational and individual participation in a wide range of local and global initiatives to better our world and assist people in need.

Engagement (חִדוּשׁ Chidush)
We offer many opportunities and avenues for involvement, welcoming participation in leadership and engagement in all programs and activities. The congregation continually challenges itself and its members through innovation to meet the needs and interests of our members with optimism and integrity.

Culture of Philanthropy (נְדִבוּת Nedivut)
We encourage and welcome the philanthropic efforts of those in our congregation to generously support the programs, initiatives, and members of the Temple Sinai community. We are grateful and appreciative of this continued generosity.

Israel (יִשְׂרָאֵל Yisrael)
We recognize that a mature relationship with Israel is an important part of a contemporary Jewish identity. We are unwavering in our strong support for the State of Israel and are committed to helping Israel in the establishment of policies and practices that enable it to reach its fullest potential.

Freedom of Pulpit (חוֹפֶשׁ הַבִּיטוּי Chofesh haBitui)
We affirm the inherent right of the clergy in our congregation to express freely their views and their interpretations of Jewish doctrines in the light of contemporary life. We proclaim equally the right of the congregant to dissent from the views articulated from the pulpit. 

 

Company info
Website
Telephone
(404) 252-3073
Location
5645 Dupree Drive
Sandy Springs
GA
30327
United States

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