Career Opportunities
Do you love working on behalf of children, fostering their growth and development? Do you want a job that is challenging, gratifying, and allows you the opportunity to impact tens of thousands of youth each year? Focusing on our three Pillars of Student Success: Entrepreneurship, Work Readiness and Financial Literacy, JA staff enjoy a culture of mutual respect and co-worker camaraderie.
Grant Writer & Special Events Coordinator - South Central Region
Junior Achievement of Wisconsin, Inc. is seeking an experienced and energetic individual who can work with high efficiency and accuracy in a fast-paced environment as our part-time Grant Writer & Special Events Coordinator. With a natural ability to story tell, organize, and work well within a team the ideal candidate will support the organization by contributing to financial and philanthropic stability by sharing JA impact through well written grant proposals. A keen sense for details is also a must, as you oversee event logistics for a variety of stakeholder and student engagement events. If you’re a cause-orientated individual who enjoys working on behalf of children, helping them realize their fullest potentials and equipping them to succeed—working for Junior Achievement is all that and more. Join us as we empower the future.
Education Manager - Southeast Region
Junior Achievement of Wisconsin, Inc. is seeking an Education Manager to serve teachers and volunteers mainly in the Racine and Kenosha Counties with some assistance in the Metro Milwaukee area. This position offers the opportunity to plan and implement JA programming, including developing and maintaining good educator relationships at all levels. Highly visible position in the education and business community, offering the opportunity to add creativity, expertise, and fresh ideas to JA’s resource generation efforts. Ideal position for a highly motivated, high-energy professional with sales ability who can meet goals and deadlines. Excellent customer service, communication, and presentation skills are required
Executive Assistant
The Executive Assistant provides comprehensive support to the President and Executive Team while facilitating a productive and efficient work environment for the executive function of the organization. This position manages all communication with the Board of Directors, including all facets of board meeting preparation and follow-up. This dynamic position requires the ability to anticipate needs, think critically, and offer solutions to problems with a high level of professionalism and confidentiality.
Grant Writer - Part Time (24 hours/week)
We are seeking a talented and experienced nonprofit writer to join our team. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in grant writing, crafting compelling appeal letters, experience in diverse writing assignments and writing content for annual reports. This role is vital to our organization's ability to effectively communicate our mission and engage with donors, supporters, and the community.
Operations Assistant - South Central Region
Junior Achievement of Wisconsin, Inc. is seeking an experienced and energetic individual who can work with high efficiency and accuracy in a fast-paced environment as our part-time Operations Assistant. With a natural ability to communicate, organize, and work well within a team the ideal candidate will support the organization by contributing to the efficiency of our business by providing personalized and timely support to multiple departments and the regional director. If you’re a cause-orientated individual who enjoys working on behalf of children, helping them realize their full potential and equipping them to succeed, working for Junior Achievement is all that and more. Join us as we empower the future.
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