permaculture

[The Roots <news@rusticroots.com>]

Just curious if anyone knows the intentions of postcarbon.org? I found

their site through a link at www.eugenepermacutlureguild.org and was 
reading some of the their more recent news articles. Very good articles. 
I then ventured into the "jobs" category and this is what I found:


Position: Office Manager

(Posted: August 29, 2005)

Description:
Coordinate between all aspects, ‘Initiatives’, and projects of our 
organization. Manage the business and financial aspects of our 
organization. Help coordinate volunteers, write grants and steward 
donors, develop policies and procedures. Manage other assistants. Manage 
our online bookstore. Pay our bills and our other contractors. Manage 
the paperwork with our lawyer (in Oregon) with regard to governmental 
reporting and for developing new projects which are fiscally sponsored 
by MetaFoundation. Book speaking engagements for the organizations 
principals. Database management. More things as our organization grows.

This job is 40 hours a week 9-5 or 10-6. We are somewhat flexible.

Qualifications:
Professional manager. Skilled in financial management, Volunteer 
management, Fundraising, Grant writing and Donor stewardship. Good at 
developing systems, policies and procedures. Keeping government forms 
up-to-date. Computer and web skills. An interest in environmental and 
energy issues, as well as current affairs and culture, would be a 
distinct asset. Must be detail-oriented, careful, and meticulous. A 
proven ability to analyse problems and develop structural and strategic 
responses. We are looking for someone with the chutzpah to help us 
transform from a volunteer-driven organization into an **International 
Multi-million dollar per year organization**. For the right person this 
will be a very exciting and fulfilling position.

POSITION START DATE: immediately
APPLICATION DEADLINE: Friday September 2, 2005

To apply, please send resume and cover letter to: Julian Darley, 
President MetaFoundation info@postcarbon.org <mailto:info@postcarbon.org>



What happened to localization? I'm confused.

Scott