Just a reminder from USA Cycling that there are a couple opportunities to be involved in the sport we love so much; Collegiate Cycling.  We are still accepting resumes for the High School and Collegiate Cycling Manager position (details below). 

 

Also the Collegiate Board of Trustees has two openings that will be voted in July.  All details can be found here, https://www.usacycling.org/news/user/story.php?id=4147.   If you want to make a difference in Collegiate Cycling, this is your opportunity.

 

USA Cycling - High School & Collegiate Cycling Manager

 

Supervising Position: Vice President of Membership Services Current Supervisor: Theresa Johnson

 

Job Description

 

The High School & Collegiate Cycling Manager is a full-time salaried position within the USA Cycling Membership Department. The main objective for this position is to grow the number of members, sanctioned events and clubs in regards to high school and collegiate cycling.  In addition, this position is also responsible for creating more awareness of the USA Cycling High School and Collegiate Cycling Program.  This position is based in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

 

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

 

    * Oversee and manage the Collegiate Conference Directors (volunteer group).

    * Ensure that all Collegiate Conference Directors are kept current on all issues, processes and new programs regarding high school and collegiate membership services.

    * Manage and facilitate the annual Collegiate Conference Director Summit.

    * Work directly with the Membership Department on high school and collegiate related issues, to include but not limited to, collegiate clubs, promoters, events and licenses.

    * Develop two "Plan of Actions" for non-collegiate cycling schools and collegiate cycling schools to facilitate growth.

    * Work directly with road, track, mountain bike and cyclocross promoters to increase the number of sanction high school and collegiate events.

    * Work directly with the National Events Department regarding National Collegiate Events.

    * Create and disseminate communication and marketing pieces that promote high school and collegiate cycling with the end goal of increasing these membership numbers.

    * Develop and manage a high school (juniors) web page and a collegiate web page that further markets and grows these two entities.

    * Be able to present to various boards regarding the high school and collegiate programs. 

    * Be able to present at various summits regarding the high school and collegiate programs.

    * Oversee and manage all budget line items as it relates to the programs.

    * Be aware and provide feedback on any proposed rule changes as it applies to high school and collegiate cycling.

    * Work directly with the Results and Rankings Manager and the IT Department on enhancing and growing the Collegiate Cycling Results and Rankings Program.

    * Develop, plan and oversee an annual high school cycling summit.

    * Develop, plan and oversee high school national championship events.

    * Other duties as assigned.

 

Educational and Qualifying Experience

 

    * Bachelor's degree preferred.

    * Strong writing and communication skills.

    * Ability to travel as needed.

    * Knowledge of Windows based computer systems, including Microsoft Word and Excel applications and mail software.

 

Benefits

This is a full-time salaried position, upper twenties. Excellent benefits including medical, dental, vision, 403b, paid vacation, and holidays.  Position will remain open until filled.

 

Please submit your resume to:

Debbie Francis, HR Director

dfrancis@...

 

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