Total 5 student affairs director job vacancies in Indonesia

You will be one of the principal pillars of the hotel, passionately and enthusiastically directing day-to-day activities of the sales team by inspiring and coaching them to drive results. Further you will drive the preparation of the annual departmental operating budget, the hotel sales, marketing and business plan. As Director of Sales you will be involved in sales forecasting with the Revenue Manager and also developing special events and sales blitzes to showcase the hotel to potential clients. You will develop rapports with key clients and feel comfortable taking risks by entering into new markets. You will have a presence at trade shows and major market events, locally and nationally, to promote new business and increase sales for the hotel.

You will take the lead on the (hotel / resort)'s financial strategy, operational performance, financial reporting, setting up & optimizing internal controls, team management & development, capital expenditure review & developing productive relationships with 3rd parties in the region. The role will work closely with the General Manager, cross functional Executive Team & Corporate Office to set up, establish & drive the performance of the (hotel / resort).

The role acts as the primary touchpoint for Commercial performance in the given territory.
The role provides strategic guidance to property leadership teams, ensuring each property executes a successful commercial strategy.
The role develops commercial talent within the region, and drives a culture of performance and collaboration amongst property and regional teams.

Role Description

This is a full-time on-site role as a Secretary to Director (Mandarin Translator) at PT. Fantasi Anekagelas Internasional in Jakarta, Indonesia. The role involves providing translation services, assisting the Director in administrative tasks, scheduling meetings, and managing communication with Mandarin-speaking stakeholders.

Qualifications

• Fluency in Mandarin and English languages
• Proven experience in translation and interpretation
• Excellent organizational and communication skills
• Proficiency in office software
• Ability to handle sensitive and confidential information
• Attention to detail and multitasking abilities

About LINC

LINC is a mission-driven small business headquartered in Washington, DC dedicated to strengthening local actors and systems. At LINC, we believe that a practical approach to engaging committed, capable local actors increases international development effectiveness and sustainability. The recipient of USAID’s “Small Business of the Year” award in 2017, we are a team of reflective practitioners, passionate and energetic in our work, and committed to locally led development. We have developed ground-breaking tools to map organizational networks, measure social capital, and leverage systems-based approaches to development. We partner with major universities, foundations, local NGOs and consulting firms, USAID, and FCDO among others. Our country experience spans Africa, Asia, Latin America, and Europe. For more information on LINC, please visit www.linclocal.org.

Purpose of Project

The overall purpose of the anticipated USAID/Indonesia Monitoring, Evaluation, Collaborating, Learning, and Adapting (MECLA) Activity is to enhance the efficiency, effectiveness, and transparency of the USAID Mission in Indonesia, its implementing partners (IPs), and stakeholders in achieving and reporting results through the use of empirical data/information and adaptive management. In order to effectively measure and strengthen the outcomes and impact of U.S. development assistance, USAID/Indonesia seeks to enhance the design, Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E), Knowledge Management (KM), and Collaborating, Learning, and Adapting (CLA) capacity of its staff, IPs, and stakeholders in Indonesia. By adopting an evidence-based approach to decision-making, USAID can optimize resource allocation, thereby enhancing its contribution to sustainable development outcomes.

Position Description

LINC is seeking a Finance and Administration Director for the anticipated USAID-funded MECLA Activity in Indonesia. The Finance and Administration Director will oversee the administrative, operational, and financial management aspects of the project, to ensure that operations are efficient and effective, and that staff are safe and supported throughout their work. This will include overseeing local procurement, human resources, budgeting and financial reporting, vehicle management, security, and office operations. This is a proposal position contingent upon USAID award.  

** Indonesian nationals are strongly encouraged to apply **

Responsibilities

• Ensure the project develops and maintains clear, efficient, and compliant procedures for all administrative, financial, and operational matters.
• Develop and oversee all financial management and reporting, vehicle management and transportation matters, and local procurement, including for goods and services.
• Ensure project administration and operations are carried out in compliance with USAID and LINC rules and regulations.
• Manage the day-to-day activities of all administrative personnel in support of project objectives.
• Oversee office operations.
• Support company registration and project start-up.
• Facilitate/oversee logistics and approvals for activities, as necessary.

• Undergraduate degree in a relevant field required, Master’s degree preferred.
• A minimum of 10 years’ progressive experience in donor-funded project management, with at least five years in an equivalent director-level role, managing finance and administration for a project of similar size.
• In-depth knowledge of USAID donor rules and regulations required.
• Experience conducting procurement in compliance with donor requirements.
• Experience developing and managing comprehensive financial management systems for multi-million dollar programs, and the associated budgeting and reporting.
• Excellent planning, management, and communication skills, ability to work in teams.
• Prior experience working in Indonesia required.
• Proficiency in spoken and written English and Bahasa Indonesia required.