Details
Posted: 21-Jun-22
Location: Austin, TX
Type: Full Time
Preferred Education: 4 Year Degree
Salary: $64,000-$66,000
Categories:
Government Relations
Project Management/Program Development
Salary Details:
Health insurance
Paid time off
Dental insurance
401(k)
Vision insurance
Tuition reimbursement
Life insurance
401(k) matching
Retirement plan
Referral program
Employee discount
Professional development assistance
Employee assistance program
Awarded a Top Workplace in Austin in consecutive years, Texas REALTORS® is a destination for employees who want to work with a team of fun and engaging people. With a great workplace and top-notch benefits, we're eager to welcome great people to the REALTOR® Family.
Texas REALTORS® is a member-service organization, serving over 148,000 real estate professionals throughout the state, located steps away from our state Capitol building in Austin. The Texas REALTORS® mission is to advance REALTORS® and the communities we serve through advocacy, professionalism, and resources.
The association staff functions as a team to provide exemplary service to the members through a variety of benefits and services. Texas REALTORS® prides itself on providing a rewarding work environment centered around our core values of service, collaboration, ownership, integrity, and respect.
The organization is seeking a dedicated, goal-oriented individual to join our team as TREPAC (Texas REALTORS® Political Action Committee) Manager. This position is responsible for educating, fundraising, and assisting with political activities as it relates to the Texas REALTORS® Political Action Committee. The TREPAC Manager works with local Texas REALTOR® associations, PAC board of Trustees, and staff to develop initiatives and advocacy programs to raise money and awareness about TREPAC.
This is a full-time position in Austin, Texas.
Salary: We offer a competitive salary based upon experience and qualifications. Employees also receive and an extensive array of benefits.
Contact: Send resumes and cover letters to Director of TREPAC Leslie Cantu at lcantu@texasrealtors.com.
Job Description, Duties and Responsibilities
Education/Fundraising/Political Activity:
- Heavy emphasis on increasing participation among target groups such as: Brokers, Commercial Practitioners, Top Producers, YPN and others.
- Assists Director and local associations in developing and implementing educational and outreach programs to promote and raise TREPAC awareness.
- Create new business opportunities with affiliated groups such as WCR, YPN, Property Managers, etc.
- Administers TREPAC Website, monthly TREPAC newsletter, TREPAC Certification Programs. Creates promotional materials including video and print for volunteers, Board of Trustees, and local associations.
- Manages TREPAC’s social media communication via Twitter, FB, Instagram, etc.
- Handles local association TREPAC contribution requests and distributions for state and local races, as well as other TREPAC political campaign support activities.
- Responsible for notifying campaigns of and any TREPAC Direct Campaign Expenditures administered on their behalf.
- Works closely with all other TREPAC staff, Field Reps and GA Dept.
- Extensive travel required providing legislative and TREPAC updates to local associations as well the need to attend Texas REALTOR® meetings and conferences.
Fundraising and Events:
- Responsible for planning, coordinating, and facilitating TREPAC events and activities including Major Investor reception, PAC Breakfast, statewide activities, etc.
- Handles vendor sourcing, vendor contracts, budget, and timeline management of PAC events.
- Creates TREPAC materials to promote activities, events, and other fundraising programs.
- Maintain historical contribution reports for TREPAC investors, major investors, and award categories.
- Purchase TREPAC auction items and giveaways.
- Assists local associations develop and carry-out fundraising programs to promote and raise TREPAC awareness.
- Some travel may be required for local association visits, meetings, and Texas REALTORS® conference, and NAR meetings.
Governance Meetings:
- Acts as staff liaison to the TREPAC Education and Orientation Committee, thereby attending meetings, setting agenda, preparing minutes, and working with committee leadership and other committees as assigned.
- Coordinates the TREPAC/GA Orientation in October, designed to train hundreds of local board volunteers.
- Coordinates with TREPAC Director in planning and implementing the PAC Trustee meetings, conference events, and provide other administrative support as needed throughout the year.
- Assists with the TREPAC booth at the PAC/GA orientation and Texas REALTORS® Winter meeting.
Awards and TREPAC Merchandise:
- Responsible for the TREPAC awards program working closely with the TREPAC Coordinator to distribute and maintain the awards database.
- Communicates with our TREPAC investors, major donors and Hall of Fame members regarding meetings, events, and recognition.
- Work with TREPAC Coordinator on fundraising merchandise, inventory, and distribution.
- Provide training on available state and national award programs.
Skills and Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent association, fundraising, political or governmental experience preferred.
- Highly effective organization, multi-tasking, communication, and interpersonal skills.
- Demonstrated ability to accomplish results and meet set goals.
- Must be proficient in Microsoft Word and Microsoft Excel and will be required to become proficient in all computer programs used by Texas REALTORS® to communicate with its membership and with the administration process.
- General office experience along with extensive communication, social media, and writing experience. Filing skills and experience needed to maintain files and records.
- Will have daily phone and email contact with membership. Must be able to answer questions promptly and tactfully.
- Frequent contact with committee leadership and local boards. Personal contact with association officers and committee members during semiannual state conventions and other called committee meetings.
- May handle phone calls and requests from members of the Texas Legislature and Texas Real Estate commission. Must be able to recognize elected officials.
- Cooperate with any department to achieve the goals of the association.
- Must identify priority of tasks and set schedule to complete responsibilities with minimum supervision.
- Must be able to make decisions about day-to-day tasks, projects, and schedules.
- Must exercise good judgment, use discretion, and work effectively under pressure in a self-directed manner within a collaborative team-oriented environment.
- Must also demonstrate the ability to prioritize and manage multiple projects and see them through to completion in a deadline-oriented environment.