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Director of External Relations and Funding, World Organization of the Scout Movement, WOSM

Deadline for application: 30 January 2013

Job summary
Job vacancy in the European Regional Office - Director of External Relations and FundingJob vacancy in the European Regional Office - Director of External Relations and Funding

Location: Brussels



Further details

The European Region, one of the 6 regional organizations, is looking for a dynamic, experienced individual to join the regional team as Director of External Relations and Funding who will be responsible for:

1. Representing Scouting and WOSM to the European Institutions
2. Supporting the profiling of Scouting through and with National Scout Organizations
3. Developing and supporting volunteer support groups
4. Maintaining and developing existing and new relationships and partnerships
5. Managing the European Regional Office (Brussels) and any related staff

Web address for further details

http://www.scout.org/en/our_organisation/job_opportunities


by WOSM -- last modified 09 January 2013
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