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Who are we? Ora is a young company offering a unique spherical projection system for museums, education and events. The spheres, available in a range of sizes, are ideal supports for planets, the earth, aviation or telling a story in a different way, you can see them here : ora.vision. It's a project that required a wide range of skills to be brought together: optics, graphic design, object design, sound engineering, space geometry, back and front development, history and climate, etc. Job description We’re a growing company, ready to expand into the U.S., and we need your expertise to make it happen! Your mission? To turn our innovative spheres into the must-have experience for resort theme parks, museums, and universities! We’re looking for a motivated individual to represent us in the U.S. and help drive our growth. How can you help? Start by joining us at trade shows. At these events, we’ll rely on you to showcase our spheres and, most importantly, help visitors discover how Ora can transform their businesses. Our next big event is the NRF New York, from January 11 to 14 (included). What’s next? You’ll continue representing our brand, promoting our products, and organizing demos at the sites of potential clients to turn leads into partnerships. If you’re excited about being part of a dynamic and expanding company, we’d love to hear from you! We are proposing a daily rate of between 150$ and 200$ (depending on your experience) for this job. Profile required : You are fully available from January 11 to 14 (included)., and you live in or near New York. You must be fascinated by our product and want to constantly promote it. You speak perfect English. You love meeting people and introducing them to unusual products. You have strong organizational skills, and ideally experience in logistics. A plus if you've already had this kind of experience.

Retail Sale and operation assistant ( Holiday - Immediately hiring Market December - January) New York This position is based at the DOVIANA Herald Square and Bryant Park Winter Holiday Market and requires in-person attendance, part time or full time from 10am to 9pm. About Doviana: Doviana is a new-generation jewelry brand launched in New York City. We make affordable everyday fine jewelry for good vibes and redetine personal jewelry decisions. Doviana is part of a growing trend of direct-to-consumer brands selling fine jewelry at affordable prices by cutting out middlemen. We provide our community the opportunity to get their favorite jewelry for a fraction of the price of larger mainstream jewelers. And we provide our Millennial customers, who's craving for rapid fresh and affordable jewelries. Our goal is to make timeless, top quality, and affordable luxury jewelry that you can wear every day. We always seek to make simple yet stunning pieces for your daily accessory outfits. We have more than 40 years of jewelry making experience which allow us to combine quality and stylish into one platform for all age shoppers. Operations: Help customers check out Support a memorable and customized customer service experience Organize merchandise and displays Answer customers questions regarding to merchandise, brands, etc. Help make informed suggestions that affect the service, and productivity of the vendor booth. Help support appointment with influencers Help contribute to social media content Clean and organize the showroom/store Comfortable with technology and learning new forms of POS Facilitate the checkout process through POS

Job Title: Bookstore Manager Department: Events and Visitor Experience Reports to: Senior Manager of Events & Visitor Experience Position Type: Full time Position FLSA Status: Non-Exempt Overtime: Eligible Pay Rate: $20/hour Virtual/Remote or In-Office: On-site effective January 2025 Job Description created/updated on: 11/19/2024 The Center for Jewish History (the Center) is the collaborative home of five in-house Partner organizations – American Jewish Historical Society, American Sephardi Federation, Leo Baeck Institute, Yeshiva University Museum, and YIVO Institute for Jewish Research – whose collections comprise over seven linear miles of archival documents in dozens of languages and alphabet systems, over 500,000 volumes of books, over 10 million digital items, and thousands of artworks and objects, all spanning 5,000 years. The Bookstore Manager will be in charge of all aspects of running a profitable retail operation, ensuring that it meets or exceeds sales plans, profit objectives, operating budgets, customer service standards, and merchandising objectives. The Manager will be responsible for all primary buying and merchandising decisions, including pricing and re-ordering, as well as overseeing the Store’s financial reporting, retail accounting, and analyzing trends. The Retail Manager will collaborate with the marketing leadership to develop strong relationships with the local community, local media, local publications, etc. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: · Provide overall merchandise leadership and strategic direction to support the Store’s mission and profitability. · Develop and implement strategic and annual financial plans to achieve and exceed sales and profitability goals. · Plan, prepare, and monitor the departmental budget, profit and loss (P&L), and analytics to measure and report on retail store performance. · Ensure the Store adheres to policies, procedures, and maintains a positive image in the marketplace. · Manage point-of-sale (POS), purchase order, and inventory management systems to align with the retail operational plan and financial goals. · Build and maintain relationships with vendors to ensure appropriate stock levels and pricing advantages. · Supervise and guide the merchandising and visual presentation of products to meet Store standards. · Collaborate with the Center’s Marketing and Graphic Design teams to create, develop, plan, and execute the Store’s marketing materials. · Work with Store web leadership to support e-commerce activities and online presence. · Train, mentor, and supervise Store staff to ensure smooth operations and excellent customer service. · Provide accurate information on artists and products to staff and customers to enhance visitor experience. · Perform additional tasks and support the Visitor Experience team as assigned by management as needed. Qualifications: · High school diploma or equivalent (required). · Previous experience in customer service, retail, or sales management (preferred). · Strong interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to engage visitors professionally. · Basic computer skills, including experience with point-of-sale systems (preferred). · Ability to work efficiently in a fast-paced environment and handle multiple tasks simultaneously. · Attention to detail and accuracy in maintaining records and transactions. · Flexibility to work varying hours, including weekends, evenings, and holidays as needed. Physical Requirements: · Ability to stand for extended periods and perform tasks in both office and public-facing environments. · Comfortable with light lifting (up to 25lbs). · Ability to thrive in a high-traffic environment and interact with a diverse range of of visitors. Benefits: · Comprehensive Medical, Dental, Vision insurance for employees and families · Mental health support- access to counseling services, and Employee Assistance Program (EAP) · 403b Retirement Plan- including employer matching to help save for retirement · Life and disability insurance · Paid vacation, sick and holiday time (20+ holidays per year) · Inclusive and diverse workplace Center for Jewish History is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Job Title: Virtual Tax Preparer Job Type: Seasonal, Remote Company: Stacey Business Services Location: Work from home Job Description: We're seeking experienced tax professionals to join our team as virtual tax preparers. As a virtual tax preparer, you'll prepare and review individual and business tax returns, provide exceptional customer service, and work collaboratively with our team. Responsibilities: 1. Prepare accurate and timely individual and business tax returns. 2. Conduct virtual client interviews to gather necessary information. 3. Review and ensure compliance with tax laws and regulations. 4. Provide tax planning and consultation services. 5. Communicate effectively with clients via phone, email, and video conferencing. 6. Maintain confidentiality and adhere to company policies. Requirements: 1. Active PTIN (Preparer Tax Identification Number) able to obtain before tax season 2. 2+ years of tax preparation experience preferred 3. Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Enrolled Agent (EA), or Certified Tax Professional (CTP) certification 4. Proficiency in tax software (e.g., TurboTax, Drake, ATX) 5. Strong communication and customer service skills 6. Reliable internet connection and computer equipment Preferred Qualifications: 1. Experience with virtual tax preparation platforms 2. Knowledge of tax laws and regulations (federal, state, local) 3. QuickBooks or Xero experience 4. Bilingual or multilingual skills Work Schedule: · January - April: 20-40 hours/week (peak tax season) · May - December: 10-20 hours/week (off-peak season) Compensation: · Competitive hourly rate · Opportunities for bonuses and professional growth Equal Opportunity Employer:

WHAT WILL BE YOUR IMPACT AND EXPERIENCE AT CAMP: - Immerse yourself in a vibrant and positive camp environment; foster an inclusive camp culture for all. - Demonstrate leadership skills, train the next generation of camp professionals, and make a lasting impact on camp staff and campers. - Bring innovative and creative programs to life, promoting daily physical activity, skill development, inclusive sports & games, and creative play. - Build strong connections with parents, staff, campers, and partners. Become a familiar face and someone our communities can rely on. - Be part of a passionate, committed team that goes the extra mile to make programming fun and impactful, to make families and staff feel supported, and provide safe spaces for kids to play and build friendships. WHAT YOU’LL BE DOING We're seeking enthusiastic and experienced individuals ready for a summer adventure. As the Greenpoint Camp Director, you'll be the heart of our camp, overseeing all aspects of camp management and creating a safe, memorable experience for the staff and campers Your summer duties will include: - Dedicate in-person and remote time during the preseason to coordinate camp logistics with key departments (e.g. Marketing & Development, Operations, People & Culture, Program Management). - Attend pre-camp orientations hosted by the Department of Healthy and Kids in the Game staff, and help to structure and coordinate training for your camp staff before and during camp. - Participate in weekly Camp Director meetings and trainings from April-June to be fully trained in your camp administration and supervision responsibilities. - Oversee the day-to-day operations of the camp, including hiring, training, scheduling, and supervising staff members. - Assign staff to camp groups, assess their ability to work with different age groups, offer regular feedback to continuously improve staff performance, and administer staff evaluations twice per summer. - Keep staff personnel files up-to-date and compliant with Department of Health regulations, and ensure that staff certifications are valid and on-site at all times. - Ensure that all necessary forms are in place before a child enters any program, including up-to-date physicals, immunization records, registration forms, waivers, etc. - Monitor daily camp enrollment and maintain accurate attendance records for staff and campers. - Organize and support the implementation of the Kids in the Game summer camp schedule & programming, including weekly themes, team time & group games, structured arts, sports, movement, and STEM activities, swim schedule, field trips, and special events - Notify parents/guardians of children about session dates, camp trips, theme days and schedule changes well in advance, and remain accessible to parents throughout the summer. - Ensure that all program equipment and supplies are ordered, available and properly maintained during the summer. - Maintain and enforce all camp safety rules and policies; recognize, prevent and correct safety hazards; monitor the health and safety of all campers and staff. - Act as a key player in problem solving staff/camper issues and parental concerns; be able to identify camper behavior issues and respond with corrective steps. - Communicate regularly with the Camps Supervisor and other key leaders from internal departments to ensure compliance with camp operations, supervision, and administration procedures. Pre-Summer & Summer Work Schedule: Pre Summer Camp Expectations: Part time in-person & remote work from January to June dedicated to training, staff interviews, family outreach, info sessions & orientations Summer Camp Expectations: Full time in-person camp administration for a camp with 80-130+ campers and 25-35+ staff members June 14 – August 22, 2025