Community Operations Coordinator - Osaka, JP at CIC

Osaka, Japan

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Not SpecifiedCompensation

Entry Level & New Grad, Junior (1 to 2 years)Experience Level

Full TimeJob Type

UnknownVisa

Life Sciences, Innovation, StartupsIndustries

Requirements

Ideally at least 1-2 years of experience in a fast-paced environment (e.g., company, internship, NGO, or other organization)
Fluency in Japanese and strong English proficiency
Availability to work from the office
'Can-do' attitude, service-minded, reliable, and independent thinker
Bright, curious, and eager to learn
Confidently takes ownership of tasks, personable, enjoys helping others, self-motivated
Detail-oriented, organized, with strong time management skills
Team player who maintains positive relationships, communicates professionally, treats everyone equally, and contributes fresh ideas

Responsibilities

Developing and nurturing positive relationships with CIC clients, ensuring their satisfaction through timely and tailored responses to their inquiries and needs
Handling a variety of client requests creatively and effectively, from office rearrangement to event hosting
Stocking and maintaining supplies in kitchens and conference rooms, ensuring the upkeep of regular systems like print stations and conference room setups, and offering assistance as needed
Facilitating new client onboarding, including system registration and office setup, and assisting existing clients with office moves and special event preparations in conference rooms
Supporting front desk operations with a focus on excellent service and assisting other teams with special projects as needed
Organizing community events to encourage networking among clients

Skills

Community Management

Event Planning

Customer Service

Technical Troubleshooting

Client Support

Operations Coordination

Facility Management

CIC

Supports independent colleges with grants and collaboration

About CIC

CIC supports independent colleges and universities in the United States by providing various services tailored to their needs. These services include grants, professional development programs, and collaboration opportunities among member institutions. CIC operates on a membership model, generating revenue through membership fees and grants. One of its key offerings is the Tuition Exchange Program, which allows students to exchange tuition among member schools, and the Institute for Chief Academic Officers, an annual event focused on professional development for academic leaders. CIC distinguishes itself by acting as a connector for its members, fostering collaboration and innovation to enhance their financial health and institutional missions. The organization's goal is to strengthen independent higher education and support its members in achieving their objectives.

Washington, District of ColumbiaHeadquarters

1956Year Founded

VENTURE_UNKNOWNCompany Stage

Social Impact, EducationIndustries

51-200Employees