AARP Nebraska Seeks Volunteer Executive Council Leaders

AARP Nebraska is looking for a few good volunteer leaders. If you have the time and passion for making an impact on the lives of people across our state, then we have the perfect opportunity for you!

The Executive Council features the highest ranking volunteer positions in the state. This group makes strategic decisions on our priorities, shaping the work of AARP throughout Nebraska. This team works in close partnership with the AARP Nebraska State President and AARP State Director and staff.

• Provide input on strategies for accomplishing goals outlined in the state plan.
• Work in partnership with State President and state office staff and leadership volunteers in the development, implementation and monitoring of the state plan.
• Serve as the lead in areas such as state advocacy, diversity outreach, volunteers and member engagement.

The AARP Nebraska Executive Council has three immediate openings:

• Volunteer State Coordinator - focus is volunteer recruitment, training and recognition.
• Multicultural Member Engagement Advisor for Hispanic/Latino – focus is establishing connections with state and community leaders and developing ideas for outreach, programs and events.
• Communications State Coordinator - focus is communicating with people age 50 plus; includes writing blogs for AARP State Web Page, active on social media.

We are seeking real go-getters who are willing to share their talent and skills to help accomplish our state goals. You don’t have to be an expert in all things AARP, but it helps to have some professional leadership experience under your belt.

Build Relationships:

The AARP Nebraska Executive Council members have a great opportunity to build relationships with organizations and key decision makers that will impact the lives of Nebraskans of all ages.

Be a Leader:
– Lead more than 200 AARP volunteers in Nebraska
– Represent the concerns of more than 195,000 AARP members
– Play a key role in achieving AARP’s vision, mission and strategic priorities in our state

The ideal candidate for these positions:
– Has a record of achievement in either community service or a professional career.
– Has knowledge of and a passion for at least one of AARP’s priority issues.
– Has extensive personal and professional networks.
– Is a strong public speaker with the ability to become an organizational spokesperson.

Ultimately, we are all working to fulfill the mission of AARP – to enhance the quality of life for all as we age, to lead positive social change and to deliver value to our members through information, advocacy and service.

If you’re ready to find out more about all of these volunteer opportunities, get in touch!

• Send an email to neaarp@aarp.org and in the subject line write the name of the position followed by VOLUNTEER, e.g., VOLUNTEER STATE COORDINATOR VOLUNTEER.
• Tell us about your work and community experiences,
• Tell us why you are applying and why you feel you would be a good fit for the volunteer position,
• Attach a resume if you want,
• Remember to include contact information, and
• Please send your email by April 30, 2016.