Job Announcement
The Feather River Tourism Association (FRTA) is excited to announce a job opportunity for our growing organization. We are hiring for an Executive Director. We encourage all people who are passionate about Plumas County and want to play a role in developing the tourism economy to take their career to the next level and apply today.
Executive Director Job Description
FRTA Executive Director Position
30 – 40 Hours/Week
$35 – $45/Hour
Hybrid work schedule potential
We seek a visionary and experienced Executive Director (ED) to lead and oversee operations of the Feather River Tourism Association (FRTA).
The FRTA is a 501(c)(6) corporation that manages the Feather River Tourism Marketing District in association with the lodging providers of the Lake Almanor Basin, Indian Valley, Feather River Canyon, Quincy, and Bucks Lake areas.
Our Mission: To increase visitation to our lodging providers by providing results-oriented marketing, advertising, and tourism resources.
Our Vision: To realize our area’s full potential as a travel destination — to improve the quality of life of the people of our communities through an improved economy while preserving our natural resources, and drive a new era of development, growth, and opportunity for our residents and business community.
Responsibilities:
- Stakeholder Collaboration: Build and maintain relationships with key stakeholders, including tourism industry partners, local businesses, community organizations, and government agencies to foster support for the organization’s initiatives (develop and promote sustainable tourism practices that protect the environment, preserve cultural heritage, and benefit local communities).
- Leadership & Supervision: Provide leadership and guidance to the organization, including managing staff, contractors, volunteers, and partnerships to ensure the effective program and service delivery.
- Marketing Oversight: Oversee development and execution of marketing and promotional strategies to attract visitors, raise awareness of local attractions, and showcase the unique experiences our communities offer.
- Strategic Planning: Assist in developing, updating, and implementing a strategic plan to advance the organization’s mission and goals.
- Financial Management: Manage the organization’s budget, financial resources, and reporting requirements, ensuring transparency, accountability, and compliance with
applicable regulations. - Other:
- Monitor industry trends, market conditions, and regulatory changes impacting the tourism sector.
- Represent the organization, along with the Board of Directors, at industry conferences, community events, and public forums to advocate for tourism initiatives.
Requirements:
- Experience in a leadership role within the tourism industry, nonprofit sector, or a related field, demonstrating proven leadership and management skills and the ability to inspire a team, build collaborative relationships, and drive results.
- Good communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to engage and influence stakeholders at all levels. Includes good to excellent written & oral communication skills.
- Proficiency in using technology and digital tools to create & enhance marketing and communication efforts.
- Experience in budget management and financial reporting.
- Knowledge and understanding of the tourism industry, including trends, best practices, and sustainability principles preferred.
- Bachelor’s degree in tourism management, business administration, nonprofit management, or related field, preferred.
How to Apply
Mail or email resume (include references) to:
Feather River Tourism Association
PO Box 1307, Quincy, CA 95971
admin@plumascounty.org
For more information about the position, contact Susan Bryner, FRTA Board Chair, at info@featherrivertourism.com. The position is open until April 30, 2024 (extended).
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KEEP PLUMAS COUNTY CLEAN, GREEN & WILD
We love welcoming visitors to create lifelong memories on our beautiful lands and unique communities. While visiting Plumas County, take the Plumas Pledge to help us care for the health of our natural places and the well-being of our communities.
take the plumas pledge!
- Prioritize wildfire prevention
- Leave places as you found them
- Pack out all of your trash—bonus points if you pick up trash left by others!
- Stay on designated trails and camp in designated areas
- Check the weather before heading out
- Be mindful of your energy and resource usage
- Ditch plastic bottles and drink our mountain fresh tap water instead
- Choose locally made products and services from local businesses
- Slow down and enjoy the simple pleasures of life in Plumas
