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Tennis Director, Assistant Racquet Sports Director - Administrative

Join the Lakeshore Sport and Fitness Team as our Racquet Sports Assistant Director, a stepping stone to your dream job as Tennis Director

Are you ready to serve up some serious fun and excitement? Lakeshore Sport and Fitness in Lincoln Park, Illinois, is on the lookout for a dynamic and passionate Administrative Professional to be the Racquet Sports Assistant Director to lead our tennis programs and elevate the racquet sports experience for our members. As Lincoln Park's premier destination for health, wellness, and active living, we're dedicated to providing top-notch facilities and programs that inspire our community to thrive. If you're a tennis aficionado with a knack for leadership and a love for the game, this is the opportunity you've been waiting for Position: Racquet Sports Assistant Director, Tennis Admin

Location: Lakeshore Sport and Fitness, Lincoln Park, Illinois

Schedule: Full-time, with flexibility to accommodate program schedules and member needs Your Mission, Should You Choose to Accept: Ace the Game Plan : Develop and implement strategic plans to enhance our tennis programs and ensure a world-class experience for players of all levels. Serve Up Excellence : Oversee all aspects of our racquet sports offerings, including tennis instruction, leagues, tournaments, and social events, with a focus on delivering exceptional service and satisfaction. Build a Winning Team : Recruit, train, and lead a team of passionate tennis professionals and staff members who share your dedication to excellence and customer care. Drive Growth & Engagement : Collaborate with the management team to develop marketing initiatives and promotions that attract new members and retain existing ones, fostering a vibrant and active racquet sports community. Forge Strong Partnerships : Cultivate relationships with local tennis organizations, schools, and community groups to expand our reach and impact in the racquet sports community. Administrative Wizardry : Oversee administrative tasks related to customer service, organization, membership services, and programming to ensure smooth operations and exceptional member experiences. Professional Development : Access to ongoing training and development opportunities to enhance your skills and expertise in the field of racquet sports management and leadership. Competitive Compensation : Competitive salary and benefits package, including health, dental, vision, and retirement plans. Community Connection : Be part of a vibrant and supportive community of health and wellness enthusiasts who share your passion for racquet sports and active living. Perks of being a full-time team member also include: Complimentary Family Membership Complimentary Child Care for Staff Children Medical, Dental, Vision, Short & Long Term and Life Insurance Paid Time Off 401K Employee Financial Relief Program Daily Discounted Employee Meal Program Winter and Summer Team Member Celebrations Entrepreneurial and collaborative team environment Discounted club services Free Parking Ready to take your career to the next level with Lakeshore Sport and Fitness in Lincoln Park? Apply now and join us in creating unforgettable experiences on and off the court Preferred Qualifications

Tennis Expertise : Extensive knowledge and experience in tennis instruction, program development, and tennis facility management, preferably with a USPTA or PTR certification. Leadership Skills : Strong leadership and management abilities, with a proven track record of building and leading high-performing teams. Administrative Proficiency : Excellent organizational and administrative skills, with the ability to effectively manage customer service, membership services, and programming functions. Customer Focus : A passion for providing outstanding customer service and creating memorable experiences for our members and guests. Innovative Thinking : A forward-thinking mindset with a focus on innovation and continuous improvement in program offerings and member engagement initiatives. We've received your resume. Click here

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