Since its inception in 2000, the mission of Business in the Community Ireland (BITCI) is to harness the power of Irish business to maximise its positive impact on all its stakeholders. It is a non-profit organisation specialising in advice and guidance to leading companies on corporate responsibility and corporate community involvement.
BITCI is also the national partner in Ireland for CSR Europe, the co-ordinating body on corporate responsibility at a European level.
A business driven network, with major social initiatives, BITCI’s membership is drawn from Ireland’s most progressive companies. BITCI has the unique expertise to train and develop capacity on corporate responsibility within organisations; to improve their companies’ reputation, competitiveness and profitability through communicating their social, environmental and community management impacts.
The Schools’ Business Partnership aims to positively impact and address key issues in areas of educational inclusion in Ireland. It does this by matching schools with large local businesses and engaging in various programmes. Marks & Spencer Ireland has been the lead sponsor of the Schools’ Business Partnership since its inception.
Job Title: | SBP Administrative Assistant (Part Time) |
Job Purpose: | To develop, deliver and maintain an efficient and professional administration for the Schools’ Business Partnership |
Reporting to: | Schools Business Partnership Manager |
Direct Reports: | None |
Job Location: | Dublin |
Travel/ Driving License Required: | No |
Main tasks and responsibilities
i. Overseeing invitation and rsvp process
ii. General communications and admin tasks
PERSON SPECIFICATION
Experience
Skills/ Personal Attributes
Preferred Knowledge and Skills:
To apply for this role please send a copy of your CV and Cover Letter to Estelle Curry ecurry@bitc.ie by the 28th March 2014.
Business in the Community Ireland is an equal opportunities employer and promotes a policy of continuous personal and professional development among its staff.
Business in the Community Ireland has a policy of interviewing candidates with disabilities who meet the essential criteria.