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The Forest Trust wildlife&HCVF specialist kaliwungu city, kendal, central java www.tft-forests.org --- On Tue, 11/24/09, Laurel Heydir <[email protected]> wrote: From: Laurel Heydir <[email protected]> Subject: [fkkm] Fw: Vacancy Announcement: USINDO JAKARTA REPRESENTATIVE [Due: 30Nov09] To: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] Date: Tuesday, November 24, 2009, 2:45 AM From: Mila Nuh [mailto:milanuh@ yahoo.com] From: Syahgena Ardhila syahg...@yahoo. com [Attachment(s) from Syahgena Ardhila included below] Vacancy Announcement: USINDO JAKARTA REPRESENTATIVE The United States-Indonesia Society (USINDO) is seeking a dynamic, self-motivated individual, committed to deepening the U.S.-Indonesia relationship and able to develop and manage programs to accomplish that, for the position of USINDO Jakarta Representative, starting in January 2010 or earlier. The United States-Indonesia Society was formed in 1994 by Indonesians and Americans who believe better mutual understanding is in the national interest of both countries. It is a not-for-profit organization with offices in Jakarta and Washington, DC. The mission of USINDO is to improve understanding of Indonesia among Americans and the understanding of America among Indonesians, including the areas of politics, economics, history, culture, and to improve the U.S.-Indonesian bilateral relationship. The mission is accomplished through creative work and programs with leaders in government and nongovernmental organizations, educators, the media, business, and the general public. The prospect of a U.S.-Indonesia Comprehensive Partnership in 2010 is an especially important development for USINDO’s mission of supporting bilateral cooperation and improving mutual understanding. The Jakarta Representative is integral to USINDO’s mission, and works closely with the President and staff of the Washington, DC office. The Representative is expected to play a pro-active role in developing and proposing new USINDO programs, strategies for outreach to new audiences and members, and the day-to-day management of Indonesia-based activities. In addition, the Representative follows current Indonesian events; informs the Washington office of Indonesian developments; and builds contacts with relevant organizations, individuals, and government bodies in Indonesia to expand USINDO’s knowledge, role, and impact. Due date: Interested applicants should submit a cover email and a c/v as soon as possible, or address inquiries to: Alysson A. Oakley at aoak...@usindo. org with copy to Matt Eden at me...@usindo. org. Applications are sought on or before November 30, 2009. ------------ --------- - Vacancy Announcement USINDO JAKARTA REPRESENTATIVE The United States-Indonesia Society (USINDO) is seeking a dynamic, self-motivated individual, committed to deepening the U.S.-Indonesia relationship and able to develop and manage programs to accomplish that, for the position of USINDO Jakarta Representative, starting in January 2010 or earlier. The United States-Indonesia Society was formed in 1994 by Indonesians and Americans who believe better mutual understanding is in the national interest of both countries. It is a not-for-profit organization with offices in Jakarta and Washington, DC. The mission of USINDO is to improve understanding of Indonesia among Americans and the understanding of America among Indonesians, including the areas of politics, economics, history, culture, and to improve the U.S.-Indonesian bilateral relationship. The mission is accomplished through creative work and programs with leaders in government and nongovernmental organizations, educators, the media, business, and the general public. The prospect of a U.S.-Indonesia Comprehensive Partnership in 2010 is an especially important development for USINDO’s mission of supporting bilateral cooperation and improving mutual understanding. The Jakarta Representative is integral to USINDO’s mission, and works closely with the President and staff of the Washington, DC office. The Representative is expected to play a pro-active role in developing and proposing new USINDO programs, strategies for outreach to new audiences and members, and the day-to-day management of Indonesia-based activities. In addition, the Representative follows current Indonesian events; informs the Washington office of Indonesian developments; and builds contacts with relevant organizations, individuals, and government bodies in Indonesia to expand USINDO’s knowledge, role, and impact. Responsibilities - Conceptualize and organize a strategy for speaker programs and events in Jakarta, and the programs to implement that strategy. Identify and obtain appropriate speakers for the topics in the strategy, assisted by the DC office. - Work closely with USINDO Trustees and Advisors in Jakarta and with Washington DC office. - Develop program ideas related to USINDO’s Mission and initiate contact with prospective partner organizations - Strengthen USINDO’s capacity to play a helpful role in education and other sector initiatives under the forthcoming Comprehensive Partnership; - Backstop USINDO project activities, including Aceh Lab School Project and Summer Studies program in Yogyakarta; - Supervise the Jakarta office staff, maintain oversight of in-country budget and financial operations, local expenses, office operations and periodic reporting ; manage office administration such as payroll, employee benefits, business insurance along with other duties required to keep the office operational; - Supervise the development and maintenance of the Jakarta database and specialized contact lists. Contribute to USINDO’s website and publications; - Work with the Indonesian and U.S. communities in Indonesia to mount programs in areas relevant to USINDO’s mission and to their areas of interest. Required Qualifications - Knowledge of Indonesia and Indonesian personalities and institutions. Demonstrated ability to engage effectively with government officials and the private sector in Indonesia at all levels - Fluency in English and Indonesian, written and spoken Demonstrated speaking and writing ability. - Bachelor’s degree from a U.S. university. - Minimum three years work experience in Indonesia. - Ability to conceptualize and develop effective program strategy, and to organize events. - Ability to assume responsibility for achieving results on time, and to multi-task. - Understanding of basic office operations; ability to operate Microsoft Office. - Available for a minimum of 2-3 years, subject to satisfactory performance. Preferred Qualifications ‐ Five years of work experience in Indonesia ‐ Master’s degree ‐ Demonstrated proposal-writing ability ‐ Demonstrated office management ability ‐ Indonesian or American nationality Salary: To be determined based on qualifications Due date: Interested applicants should submit a cover email and a c/v as soon as possible, or address inquiries to: Alysson A. Oakley at aoak...@usindo. org with copy to Matt Eden me...@usindo. org. Applications are sought on or before November 30, 2009. Attachment(s) from Syahgena Ardhila 1 of 1 File(s) JktRep.pdf
