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Lead Infant Teacher

POSITION SUMMARY:

This position supports the work of the Dubuque Community YMCA, a leading nonprofit committed to strengthening community through youth development, healthy living, social responsibility, empowering women and eliminating racism. Provides direction for the children in the classroom, and implements program curriculum. Provides a quality experience to children and parents that focuses on building achievement and belonging in youth and relationships among youth and within families.

OUR CULTURE: 
Our mission and core values are brought to life by our culture. In the Y, we strive to live our cause of strengthening communities with purpose and intentionality every day.  We are welcoming: we are open to all. We are a place where you can belong and become. We are genuine: we value you and embrace your individuality. We are hopeful: we believe in you and your potential to become a catalyst in the world. We are nurturing: we support you in your journey to develop your full potential. We are determined: above all else, we are on a relentless quest to make our community stronger beginning with you.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:

  1. Prepares lesson plans that meet the needs of students.
  2. Supervises and actively participates in play activities with the children.
  3. Familiar with child management techniques and is able to use them to encourage appropriate behaviors.
  4. Communicates discipline challenges to the Director and Classroom Group Leader, and works to develop a behavior management technique that includes redirection and conflict management.
  5. Assists with breakfast, snack and lunch preparation, serving, and cleaning up.
  6. Be familiar with and adhere to DHS regulations.
  7. Presents self in a professional manner; dresses appropriately- follows dress code
  8. Attends staff meetings and any additional education required by DHS or the Department of Education, or assigned by Director
  9. Will act as a Leader in their assigned classroom, will give direction, guidance, training, and constructive feedback to all Group Leaders in the classroom
  10. May be designated as the onsite supervisor in the absence of the Supervisor, or at the beginning/end of the day. Duties would then include: supervising children until they depart, straightening the classroom, and putting away materials, toys, and games.
  11. Other duties as assigned.

QUALIFICATIONS:

  • Must be at least 18 years of age, have some direct childcare experience and basic knowledge of children and child development
  • Must receive a negative Criminal Records Check Report
  • Must provide a physical report with a negative TB test
  • Must have an active Childcare Development Associate Credential or Paraprofessional Credential or willingness to complete coursework for credential within a year of employment
  • Must either be certified or can be certified in CPR/First Aid, Universal Precautions and Bloodborne Pathogens. Training in Mandatory Child Abuse provided.
  • Demonstrates dependability and a positive attitude
  • Respects the confidentiality of childcare matters
  • Demonstrates good communication skills with children, parents and other staff
  • Completes required DHS licensing continuing education annually
  • Must work well with others and be willing to accept responsibilities and directions from supervisor
  • Projects a positive attitude about the Y child care programs, as the site of choice, for the community
  • Promotes the Y mission and core values in their behavior and in the development of children’s programs
  • Participates and assists with other Y programs. Becomes involved in Y volunteer opportunities

Seasonal Receptionist

Location: Dubuque, IA

Work Arrangement: In Office

This position is a seasonal position from December 2025 to mid-April 2026. This role may be up to 40 hours a week, with an expected schedule of 8am-5pm, with occasional weekend work.

Typical Day in the Life

A typical day as a seasonal Receptionist might include the following:

  • Answers the telephone in a professional manner and directs callers to appropriate personnel or department.
  • Ensures reception area, conference rooms and kitchen are maintained and organized for clients and staff.
  • Greets and assists walk-in clients.
  • Schedules appointments and reserves meeting rooms.
  • Prepares AP vouchers for expenses.
  • Assists with mailing.
  • Places orders for supplies and lunches as needed.
  • Fills in for the administrative runner and assists other departments with administrative support as needed.
  • Completes projects as assigned by the Office Administrator, Market Leader and/or Department Heads.
  • Ensures timely and accurate performance on assigned projects.
  • Maintains compliance with project budgets, turnaround times, and deadlines.

Who You Are

  • You have the ability to work in a seasonal capacity from mid-December 2025 to mid-April 2026.
  • You have a strong customer service mentality.
  • You have strong written and verbal communication skills.
  • You can operate a multi-line telephone system
  • You have the ability to work overtime and Saturdays during busy tax filing periods.
  • You hold yourself to the highest professional standards and maintain strict client confidentiality.
  • You are very proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel and Outlook).
  • You have 1-3 years of prior administrative support experience (required).
  • This position requires prolonged standing and sitting, some bending, stooping and stretching and the ability to lift up to 20 lbs

Must be authorized to work in the United States now or in the future without visa sponsorship. 

Making an Impact Together 

People join Eide Bailly for the opportunities and stay because of the culture. At Eide Bailly, we’ve built a collaborative workplace based on integrity, authenticity, and support for one another. You’ll find opportunities for education and career growth, a team dedicated to your success, and benefits that put your family’s needs first. Hear what our employees have to say about working at Eide Bailly.   

Compensation 

Our compensation philosophy emphasizes competitive and equitable pay. Eide Bailly complies with all local/state regulations regarding displaying ranges. Final compensation decisions are dependent upon factors such as geography, experience, education, skills, and internal equity. 

Benefits 

Beyond base compensation, Eide Bailly provides benefits such as: generous paid time off, comprehensive medical, dental, and vision insurance, 401(k) profit sharing, life and disability insurance, lifestyle spending account, certification incentives, education assistance, and a referral program.  

Next Steps 

We’ll be in touch! If you look like the right fit for our position, one of our recruiters will be reaching out to schedule a phone interview with you to learn more about your career interests and goals. In the meantime, we encourage you to learn more about us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn or our About Us page.  

For extra assistance in your job search journey, explore EB Career Resources—a complimentary external tool that offers career exploration, resume workshops, interview prep and other professional development options. 

  

Eide Bailly LLP is proud to be an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, veteran status, or any other status protected under local, state or federal laws. 

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Student Marketing Assistant

Requirements

  • Current student with a junior standing (or equivalent) pursing a degree in Marketing, Graphic design or related field
  • Prior graphic design or marketing experience preferred
  • Knowledge of Adobe Creative Suite applications preferred
  • Knowledge and experience with photography, videography, social media preferred

Work Hours

We are seeking a casual (fill in as needed) Student Marketing Assistant to work around 20 hours per week.

Job Summary

The Student Marketing Assistant will support the Marketing Director and overall marketing function by performing a wide range of administrative tasks. Key responsibilities include assisting with the creation and uploading of social media content and blog posts, assembling and distributing marketing materials, responding to correspondence, tracking project requests and invoices, organizing the photo and artwork database, managing inventory of marketing materials, and staffing events.

Essential Job Functions and Responsibilities

This list of duties and responsibilities is not all inclusive and may be expanded to include other duties and responsibilities as management may deem necessary from time to time.

  1. Type or transcribe marketing materials when originals cannot be found
  2. Coordinate materials and file for translation to Spanish
  3. Organize and distribute internal marketing materials and apparel store items
  4. Assist with community outreach opportunities and events, sometimes requiring after-hours attendance
  5. Assemble, print, trim, laminate, distribute, and inventory of marketing materials to internal departments
  6. Provide basic office and administrative tasks as necessary including emailing and making phone calls to vendors
  7. Assist the marketing dept team with content for employee intranet and social media
  8. Support the efforts of other departments and teams that marketing supports
  9. Track projects, support invoice/sponsorship processing
  10. Organize photo, artwork, and marketing department digital files
  11. Adhere to Southwest Health’s value-based behavior standards.
  12. Understand and adhere to Southwest Health compliance and HIPAA standards as they appear in the Corporate Compliance Policy, Code of Conduct and Conflict of Interest Policy.
  13. Perform other duties and responsibilities as requested or required.

 

Contact Information

Southwest Health
Attn: Human Resources
1400 Eastside Rd
Platteville, WI 53818
Phone: (608) 342-0998
Email: hr@southwesthealth.org
Fax: (608) 342-5015

We believe that together we can change lives, and we anticipate your life will change in the process. If you aspire to help others find hope and live better, we invite you to submit your application below.

Benefits

Southwest Health is truly an outstanding place to work. A full benefit package is available for employees working 20 hours/week or greater which includes: Health, Dental, Vision and Life insurance. Also available are long- and short-term disability, cell phone discount, flexible spending plan, paid time off, retirement plan with an employer contribution, fitness membership discount as well as use of exercise equipment at the facility.

President & Chief Executive Officer

Greater Dubuque Development Corporation (“GDDC”), based in Dubuque, IA, is seeking a dynamic leader to become its next President & Chief Executive Officer (“CEO”). The new CEO will work closely with an engaged Board, committed staff, private sector businesses, government entities, and economic development agencies throughout the region to advance the organization’s mission to foster economic prosperity and growth in the Greater Dubuque region and its vision to create a diverse, dynamic economy that offers exceptional opportunities for businesses and residents alike.


Rick Dickinson, GDDC’s longstanding President & Chief Executive Officer, will retire at the end of 2025 after nearly three decades of leadership. The Board of Directors has embarked on a national search to recruit the organization’s next CEO who will guide the organization in strengthening the regional economy through collaboration with businesses, government, and community organizations, with a focus on talent attraction, business retention and expansion, and innovation.


The new CEO will build upon the region’s strong collaborative ecosystem, serving at times as a convenor, collaborator, project owner, or advisor depending on the circumstance. This executive will bring strategic vision and the ability to learn quickly while elevating the visibility and functioning of this well-funded, growth-oriented organization. GDDC’s $2.6MM annual budget is primarily generated through public and private sector support and grants. This executive will oversee all aspects of the organization, focusing on marketing the region’s business opportunities, which will be accomplished through close collaboration with key partners, including economic development, education, workforce, elected officials, and regional organizations.


The successful candidate will be an inspiring leader who fosters collaboration and advances business development, fundraising, and strategic communication. The CEO will guide marketing efforts and economic development initiatives that support business retention and expansion, workforce solutions, and other strategies that reinforce Greater Dubuque’s competitiveness as a premier location for business growth. Recognizing population growth as a critical driver of success, the CEO will also partner closely with regional stakeholders to achieve this shared objective.

Greater Dubuque Development Corporation

Greater Dubuque Development Corporation (GDDC), a 501(c)(6) nonprofit economic development organization founded in 1984, champions economic vitality across Dubuque County and its six surrounding counties including portions of Iowa, Wisconsin, and Illinois. It fuels growth through strategic collaboration with public and private partners, delivers workforce solutions, supports business development, and pushes initiatives that enhance prosperity and inclusion. Their motto: “YOU can be great here.”


The organization simplifies growth for businesses by providing tailored support through all stages including site selection, financial incentives, workforce solutions, location listings, newcomer assistance, and access to the top regional job platform, AccessDubuqueJobs.com. It connects employers to talent, helps secure funding and infrastructure support, and opens the door for newcomers and businesses alike.


GDDC leads and convenes. It organizes regional stakeholders—including chambers, utility providers, education institutions, governments, and businesses—to share data, align strategies, and drive effective regional planning. It plays leadership roles in organizing economic development activities, supporting community collaboration, and advancing housing, workforce development, and inclusive growth. In the latest year, it played a lead role in advancing a broadband initiative worth over $50 million, bringing high-speed fiber to all businesses and nearly every household in Dubuque, transforming connectivity across the region. Its Child Care Solutions project, executed in partnership with Dubuque Initiatives, earned the organization the 2024 Excellence in Economic Development Award from the International Economic Development Council, highlighting its innovative approach to addressing regional childcare needs. At the July 2025 annual meeting, staff and partners celebrated closing out the organization’s 40th year of service, with nearly $1 billion in construction investment, rising median incomes, and meaningful poverty reduction as benchmark achievements.

As part of the “YOU can be great here” campaign, GDDC has set bold goals for 2027:
• Grow the regional workforce to 64,000 jobs
• Increase median household income to $76,000
• Facilitate $1 billion in new construction
• Expand the Dubuque metropolitan population to 105,000
• Reduce poverty levels by 5%


More information on GDDC can be found on the GDDC website: www.greaterdubuque.org


Greater Dubuque Region
The Greater Dubuque Region, encompassing Dubuque, Iowa, and a surrounding seven-county area, serves as a metropolitan hub along the Mississippi River at the intersection of Iowa, Illinois, and Wisconsin—often called the Tri-State Area. Home to more than 200,000 residents, the region offers an outstanding quality of life, with abundant outdoor recreation, excellent K–12 public and private schools, and a strong higher education presence that includes five colleges and universities, community and technical colleges, and seminaries. Rich in arts and culture, the area features galleries, festivals, museums, diverse dining, live theaters, ballet, and a symphony. At its heart is Dubuque, known as the “Masterpiece of the Mississippi”, a vibrant community recognized among the best small cities in America. With its scenic beauty, historic character, and dynamic economy, Dubuque blends small-town charm with big-city amenities, making it an ideal place for both professional and personal growth.


Key industries in this region include manufacturing, healthcare, publishing, Insurance, and financial services. Top private sector employers in the area include John Deere Dubuque Works, Hodge, and MercyOne Dubuque Medical Center.


For more information on the Greater Dubuque Region, please visit:
• City of Dubuque: www.cityofdubuque.org
• Dubuque County: www.dubuquecountyiowa.gov
• Dubuque Area Chamber of Commerce: www.dubuquechamber.com
• Travel Dubuque Welcome Center: www.traveldubuque.com


The Position
Location
The President & Chief Executive Officer position is based in the GDDC offices at 900 Jackson Street, Suite 109,
Dubuque, IA 52001


Reporting Relationships
The President & Chief Executive Officer reports to GDDC’s 46+ member Board of Directors (which includes a 19- member Executive Committee). The Executive  Committee meets monthly, and the entire Board of Directors meets quarterly.


The CEO will supervise the GDDC staff: Vice President of Operations, Vice President of Business Services, and the Directors of Workforce Recruitment & Retention, Workforce Programming, Communications, Existing Business, an Administrative Assistant, and a Strategic Initiatives Consultant. Other important interactions include: executives and employees of investors; elected/appointed officials and their staffs at the local, state, and Federal levels; owners/executives of businesses with operations in the Greater Dubuque Region; representatives and leaders of other community, economic development, business, and academic organizations in the area and region, including economic development consultants; members of the media; and the public at large.


Position Charter
The President and Chief Executive Officer works closely with the GDDC Board of Directors to execute the mission of the GDDC. The CEO must inspire regional private and public sector leaders to work together to strengthen the position of the Greater Dubuque Region in a highly competitive national and global business marketplace.

Position Profile
The CEO is accountable to the GDDC Board for exercising strong leadership and will work closely with the staff team to establish and adopt short and long-term goals, plans, and strategies. This executive ensures the organization’s financial strength by securing investments, aligning resources, and maintaining active engagement from regional leaders. The CEO is accountable for establishing and maintaining positive and productive relationships with board members, investors, site selectors, local and national media, and other stakeholders while serving as the public face of GDDC.


Primary Duties and Responsibilities include:
• Economic development: In concert with the GDDC staff, Lead workforce development, job retention, business expansion, and new industry recruitment. Maintain strong relationships with economic development leaders at local, county, and state levels.
• Strategic and annual planning: In concert with the upcoming 5-year funding campaign, work with the Board and staff to develop and annually update a 5-year action plan that provides direction for GDDC’s activities and resource allocation; prepare and execute an annual Work Plan in conjunction with the 5-Year Plan.
• Fundraising: Responsible for oversight of investor funding for GDDC’s economic development efforts through the 5-Year fundraising campaign. This could also include securing sponsorships and grants.
• Board relations and governance: Work collaboratively with the Executive Committee and the entire Board to refine strategic priorities and ensure proper governance, policy, and procedures are in place to manage activities effectively and ensure compliance with applicable policy, requirements, laws, and regulations.
• Staff leadership: Responsible for employment, assignment of duties, supervision, evaluation, training, professional development, and leadership of GDDC’s staff and contractors.
• Fiscal management: Develop the GDDC budget and relate it to organization goals. Maintain responsibility for all expenditures within the budget’s framework. Fulfill GDDC’s fiduciary duties and contract obligations with other partners.
• Advocacy: Develop and promote relationships with and between LEDO’s, elected officials and their staff in the region, in the state capital of Des Moines and in Washington, D.C. Promote open communication and cooperation to solve problems, improve quality of life, and promote economic development.
• Public relations: Represent GDDC at all appropriate meetings and act as the chief spokesperson for the organization. Serve in highly visible role with various local, regional, and state organizations to continuously keep GDDC relevant and a voice for economic development and business.
• Constituent relationships: Responsible for ongoing interaction and liaison with a broad constituency, including: Board of Directors: Earn and maintain the respect and confidence of the GDDC Board. Investors: Responsible for motivating investors to personally and financially support an aggressive GDDC program. Call on major GDDC investors personally to determine their needs, acknowledge their importance, and increase their involvement and support. Economic Development Professionals: Maintain strong working relationships with other professionals and organizations involved in economic development, including the Iowa Economic Development Authority, chambers of commerce, city economic development departments, utility partners, and others. Government Officials: Maintain strong communication and relationships with elected and appointed officials and their staff within the seven-county region, as well as at the state and federal levels.  Community: Through personal contact with key community leaders and organizations including Dubuque Forward, Dubuque Initiatives, Travel Dubuque, the Dubuque Area Chamber of Commerce, and the Community Foundation of Greater Dubuque, help shape the Greater Dubuque community and relate GDDC’s work to activities that impact the quality of life in the area.  Education: Foster strong relationships with representatives of higher education institutions and school districts.  Media: Serve as the GDDC’s official spokesperson to the public at large and to the area and state print and electronic media.

Position Profile
• Operations and Policy: Monitor organizational structure and culture to ensure that GDDC functions optimally. Responsible for facility management of the GDDC office.
• Other duties: Perform other tasks and responsibilities as may be assigned from time to time by the Board.

Travel:
The CEO is expected to travel within the tri-state region and nationally as needed.

Compensation:
The President & Chief Executive Officer is expected to earn an attractive base salary; incentive bonus, appropriate benefits, and some relocation assistance will be provided. Final compensation will be commensurate with experience.

The Candidate
Professional Qualifications and Experience
An undergraduate degree and an advanced degree in Business, Public Administration, or another discipline is preferred. However, any combination of advanced education, lived, and learned experience will be valued and considered. If the candidate’s background includes service in an economic development-focused organization, then a demonstrated commitment to continued professional development through an industry recognized designation or certification will be appreciated but is optional.

The ideal candidate will have a minimum of 10 years of progressive leadership experience in economic development, business management, or public administration in a complex regional market. This experience may come from various professional environments: serving as the top executive of a regional, municipal, county-wide or state economic development organization or a combined chamber of commerce; service as the #2 or another senior-level executive within an organization as noted above; a leader from a private sector business, nonprofit or a public sector organization within a growing regional area that relies on relationships across sectors.

The successful candidate will have the ability to quickly gain credibility with and the confidence of the Greater Dubuque area’s business, political, education, and community leadership as well as the GDDC’s Board and staff. A successful track record of progressively responsible career growth and specific experience working with public and private sectors and other economic development-focused organizations is essential.

Since this is a national search, we anticipate some candidates may now be living in a different region in the United States. It will be important for them to demonstrate an ability to understand the characteristics and cultural climate that make the Greater Dubuque Region unique.

Preferred Knowledge and Skills:
• Economic development (has coordinated with public sector delivery systems and private sector resources to effectively promote the economic development of a community, county, region, or state).
• Public/private relationships (demonstrated track record of developing effective collaborations and partnerships between the public and private sector).
• Board relationships (experience with governance issues and Board of Director interactions).
• Staff Leadership experience (strong human resource and staff development skills; can effectively coach, mentor, delegate, inspire, motivate, empower, and create a team focus).
• Industry knowledge (current with economic development trends including financing tools, governmental planning, zoning, economic development, and redevelopment).
• Established contacts (has developed and maintained connections with business, government, and other public-sector organizations; has relationships with site selection and real estate development professionals).
• Sales orientation (experience in marketing and selling a community, county, region, or state; effective negotiation skills).
• Strategic planning (adept in refining the mission and focus of an organization and then developing and implementing tactical and strategic plans to fulfill that mission).
• Varied industries (experience diverse industries i n c l u d i n g manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, services, entrepreneurial, and start-up enterprises).
• Financial acumen/management (able to manage GDDC’s financial affairs; good investor relations).

Position Profile
• Educational institutions (demonstrated collaboration with leaders of public and private secondary and technical schools and colleges and universities).
• Workforce development (experience in community and regional interconnected solutions to meet employment needs through training, education, career paths, and workforce learning).
• Technology (knowledgeable and proactive in understanding current technology and social media and its role in driving business development and supporting staff productivity).
• Fundraising (experience with successful resource development activities and campaigns).
• Media/public relations (ability to effectively articulate GDDC’s goals, objectives, and accomplishments to the media and the area community).

Desired Personal Traits:
• Executive presence and strength (polished; self-confident; sets limits and boundaries; take-charge individual; able to respectfully deliver an unpopular opinion  and establish independence as an organization supporting all interests in the region).
• Strategic thinker and visionary (can see beyond daily operations toward broader strategic goals; “big picture” oriented with the ability to energize others to share a vision of future opportunities and outcomes).
• Ethical (person of good character and integrity; adheres to the highest ethical and moral standards).
• Authentic/Transparent (genuine and open; communicates honestly and directly; builds trust by being consistent in words and actions).
• Human relations skills (relates well to people; builds constructive and effective relationships; tactful).
• Collaborative (demonstrates a willingness and ability to work with and through others; diplomatic).
• Communication skills (excellent listener; outstanding written and oral communication abilities; strong presentation skills).
• Energetic (pro-active; a self-starter; genuinely enthusiastic; strong personal work ethic).
• Savvy (possesses the confidence, perception, and know-how to maneuver through complex situations effectively and with finesse).
• Teamwork (recognizes that many parties are necessary to accomplish big things; shares credit with others).
• Results driven (focused on achieving results with excellence; committed and motivated by measurable outcomes).
• Organizational skills (results-oriented; sets clear priorities and meets established goals and objectives).
• Entrepreneurial (takes initiative; a proactive person who demonstrates leading-edge thinking).
• Adaptable/Flexible (resilient; able to adjust quickly to fluid and complex situations).
• Confidence/credibility (can earn and command the respect of the Board, staff, business, government, and other regional leaders).
• Decision Making (makes informed decisions; finds clarity in complex situations, able to make tough calls; possesses sound judgment).
• Persuasive (synthesizes various viewpoints and mobilizes support to accomplish key projects and objectives; can effectively broker deals).
• Regional sensibility (has or can develop an appreciation for regional culture and industry-specific standards for success).

Challenges and Opportunity
Key accomplishments and challenges for the new President & Chief Executive Officer in the first year and beyond
include:
• Establish presence as the GDDC’s CEO, including understanding the details of the organization’s day-to-day operations and becoming knowledgeable about the work of its municipal, county-wide, and regional partners, staff, finances, current initiatives, and Board members.
• Initiate formal and informal introductions and connections with GDDC investors, key industry leaders, and key stakeholders through varied communications and in-person meetings.
• Work to effectively execute GDDC’s next 5-year fundraising campaign, which is slated to kick off in 2026, and contribute to the creation of the 5-year Work Plan (2027-2032).
• Embrace and articulate GDDC’s ongoing vision, which focuses on economic prosperity and growth of the region. Continue development of identified and future target industry clusters. Work collaboratively with the Board, staff, and partners to evaluate the strategic direction and efficiency of GDDC and offer a vision for possible short- and long-term changes along with metrics associated with its success.
• Enhance GDDC marketing by identifying effective ways to best educate the necessary audiences on “what” the GDDC does and “how” the GDDC delivers growth.
• Form effective working relationships with key executives and staff, municipal, county, state, and national government leaders, entrepreneurial business owners and corporate executives, economic, community, and tourism partner organizations, college, and other educational officers, and the nonprofit community by listening, observing, and interacting. Be known in the community.
• Continue the progress of business development efforts with particular emphasis on pro-active retention and expansion efforts of not only companies in the seven county region but also those with out-of-town headquarters. Continue to expand efforts to effectively serve BIPOC and small businesses in the area, providing support and counsel as they seek to develop and grow their organizations.
• Find the balance between proactively seeking new business recruitment opportunities and developing a solid prospect pipeline while tackling and addressing the existing pipeline.

The President & Chief Executive Officer position of Greater Dubuque Development Corporation is an outstanding opportunity for an economic development, chamber, municipal leader, or private sector executive to lead a well regarded organization at the forefront of regional economic development. The next GDDC CEO needs to be assertive in working with and partnering with area business executives, education leaders, and government officials in making decisions critical to the continued growth and prosperity of the area. With a strong foundation of community support, the new executive will work with an engaged and committed Board of Directors and professional colleagues on the staff, who are eager to move GDDC’s objectives forward.

GDDC is not content with the status quo and has high expectations for its new CEO, as this executive will lead them into “the next chapter” of continued growth for the residents and businesses of the Greater Dubuque Region, the entire tristate area, and for GDDC itself.

Contacts
If you know an outstanding economic development or chamber of commerce executive or other business leader who meets these requirements and would be interested in evaluating this dynamic opportunity, please email: Dubuque@Waverly-Partners.com

Heidi Milosovic, Managing Partner
WAVERLY PARTNERS | a Ward Howell company
O: 440.355.6629; M: 216.387.0832 		Sara Cikalo, Partner
WAVERLY PARTNERS | a Ward Howell company
O: 440.933.0096; M: 440.821.4437

E: HMilosovic@Waverly-Partners.com E: SCikalo@Waverly-Partners.com

The Greater Dubuque Development Corporation and WAVERLY PARTNERS firmly support the principle and philosophy of equal opportunity for all. All applicants will be considered for employment regardless of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran, or disability status.

 

 

Embroidery Technician

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES (ESSENTIAL DUTIES INCLUDE BUT AREN’T LIMITED TO THE FOLLOWING):

  • Reads invoices/work orders to determine type and location of embroidery
  • Selects needle, thread, and thread color and threads it through machine guides and bobbin and adjusts and regulates machine settings
  • Attaches hoops to the garments and places them on the correct embroidery machine and removes them when embroidery is complete
  • Manages the quality control of production by ensuring that all apparel is quality checked and products are verified before packing
  • Repairs defective embroidery or fills in blanks left by embroidery machine
  • Cleans, trims, and folds garments
  • Bags or packages orders and contacts customers upon completion
  • Maintains cleanliness of work area and equipment
  • Decorate designs on clothing and hats

 

Embroidery Technician

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES (ESSENTIAL DUTIES INCLUDE BUT AREN’T LIMITED TO THE FOLLOWING):

  • Reads invoices/work orders to determine type and location of embroidery
  • Selects needle, thread, and thread color and threads it through machine guides and bobbin and adjusts and regulates machine settings
  • Attaches hoops to the garments and places them on the correct embroidery machine and removes them when embroidery is complete
  • Manages the quality control of production by ensuring that all apparel is quality checked and products are verified before packing
  • Repairs defective embroidery or fills in blanks left by embroidery machine
  • Cleans, trims, and folds garments
  • Bags or packages orders and contacts customers upon completion
  • Maintains cleanliness of work area and equipment
  • Decorate designs on clothing and hats

 

Screen Printer

Onsite Job.

·         Receives production order and job assignments and reads order to verify quantity to be run, overrun tolerance, color sequence, and substrate

·         Obtains substrate, screen, ink, squeegee, and related supplies needed to produce job

·         Sets up press according to established company guidelines, safety, and job requirements

·         Adjusts drying rack or sets dryer for proper drying or curing

·         Prints job maintaining optimum production speed and makes press adjustments to maintain print quality, registration, and color

·         Solves printing problems

·         Ensures proper cleanliness of press, work station, and immediate press area

Performs other related duties as required and assigned

Bartender | Part-Time | Grand River Center

Position Summary

The Bartender is responsible for the service of all beverages, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic. They must be personable, professional and able to work in an ever changing fast-paced environment. The employee must maintain excellent attendance and be available to work events as scheduled per business need.

Responsibilities

  • Must demonstrate ability to meet the company standard for excellent in the areas of guest service, interaction with co-workers and uniform standards.
  • Follow the bar pre-shift notes and bar menus and provide service as described.
  • Serve alcoholic beverages following all proper procedures for serving alcoholic drinks including state/federal regulations pertaining to the distribution of alcohol.
  • Responsible to learn or have knowledge of various beer, wine varieties & spirits available, and be able to learn to suggestively upsell products to guests.
  • Must pour drinks responsibly in accordance with company standards for serving size.
  • Must check guest’s ID in accordance with state/federal regulations to verify minimum age requirement for the purchase of alcoholic beverages.
  • Must communicate a cut-off to a guest as required.
  • Listening and responding to any customer requests or concerns.
  • Bartenders are expected to de-escalate intoxicated guest situations. If a guest becomes confrontational, belligerent, or uses extreme profanity, the bartender may contact management or security as required.
  • Contact a management member if he/she is unable to resolve or make a decision beyond the scope of standard decision-making.
  • Request additional product or restock product as required
  • Ability to handle cash accurately is required. Employee is responsible for issued bank at his/her bar.
  • Maintains clean and sanitary work station at all times. Ensures bar equipment is clean & well maintained.
  • Other duties as assigned such as set-up and breakdown of bar equipment as required and assisting with organization of the cooler

Qualifications

  • Accurate cash handling skills.
  • Ability to prioritize tasks in a fast-paced environment.
  • Ability to be self-directed while working in a team-oriented environment.
  • Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
  • Ability to work a flexible schedule including nights, weekends and long hours.