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Administrative Coordinator
The Children’s Music Network
Job Description

The Administrative Coordinator is an independent contractor who handles administrative
tasks for The Children’s Music Network, an organization of musicians, teachers, parents
and others who celebrate the positive power of music in children’s lives by sharing
songs, exchanging ideas and creating community.

The duties of the Administrative Coordinator are as follows:

1. MEMBERSHIP COORDINATION

Receive & process memberships for approximately 400+ member
organization, including maintenance of databases, online directory and
financial records on all aspects of membership

Serve as trouble-shooter for members on a variety of questions and concerns
that may arise related to the organization

2. ONLINE SERVICES, PUBLICATIONS & E-MAIL GROUPS

Oversee online services contractors and assure that members email list
serve is properly administered and moderated

Assist with tasks related to coordination and distribution of our semiannual
professional journal Pass /t On!

3. OFFICE/ADMINISTRATIVE

Serve as contact for telephone, email and web communications

Maintain all organizational paper & electronic records, including archives
Monitor post office box & process incoming mail

Write up & update board policies & procedures

Maintain and be knowledgeable of all organization documents and bylaws in
order to guide the organization in terms of procedures and policies, and
advise on any proposed changes

Monitor filing of official organizational documents

4. FINANCIAL

Guide the bookkeeper and pay bills

Guide annual budget process as well as providing regular financial reports to
the Board over the course of the year

Keep current on institutions with which we have accounts, account numbers,
passwords, etc., for all financial accounts and PayPal account

Maintain records of giving and fundraising

Maintain tax records and file tax returns

Assist in application for any grant funding which may be sought

5. REGIONS & CONFERENCES

Assist in planning and administering annual conference, guiding conference
chairs as needed

Assist on as-needed basis with decision-making and arrangements relative to
conference's keynote speaker and Magic Penny Award recipient

Help board assure that regional representative slots are filled

Assist regional representatives on as-needed basis with certain tasks related
to regional gatherings and conferences

6. BOARD SERVICES

Submit financial reports, membership reports, state of the office report
Participate in meetings and between-meetings discussions; resource these
meetings

Maintain office file of board meeting minutes and assure that board
members have received the meeting minutes in a timely fashion

Make sure any bylaws changes get recorded; send updated documents for
Web site

Record decisions made by e-mail between meetings to add to minutes
Send out materials for elections for board and regional positions, which are
prepared by the Elections Committee

Assist in Executive Committee work

Keep track of board authorizations for legal purposes (e.g., check signers,
signers for various contracts, signers for publication permissions)

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