John C. Storjohann, after 25 years as General Secretary of the EGA, is due to retire. Hence the European Golf Association commences search for a replacement which will be based in Epalinges (Lausanne), Switzerland at the EGA offices. The search will be run by a subcommittee of the Executive Committee.

At present the EGA office is composed of a staff of 4 and represents 39 Federations and over 6 million players.

 

Job Description of General Secretary

Title :                           General Secretary

Office Location :            Epalinges (Lausanne), Switzerland

Job Conditions
a) Working Hours :        It could be a part time or full time job.
b) Specific :                  Fluent and literate in English, preferably

    knowledge                knowledgeable in 2 additional European languages.

                                   Knowledge of golf and experience in golf

                                   administration required.            

c) Starting Date :           Preferably October 2011

 

Role:
To lead the EGA in the fulfillment of its objectives, give direction and control the activities of the EGA and represent the Association internationally.

 

Accountability:
The position will report directly to the Executive Committee which is chaired by the President. He/She will be responsible for the performance, delivery and management of the activities of the EGA in accordance with an agreed Business Plan.

 

Duties:
•   To oversee the management of the general office, its administration,

    championship and handicap staff. He/She will be accountable for the day to

    day operation of the Association ensuring that it runs smoothly and

    efficiently.
•   To represent the EGA at International Forums and other golfing

    organizations.
•   To assist the Executive Committee to identify and develop its goals and

     be responsible to the committee for their implementation.
•   Together with the Treasurer ensure the Committee is fully informed on the

     financial condition of the EGA and to prepare itemized budgets.
•   To uphold, safeguard and promote the philosophy and integrity

     of the Association.

 

Relationships:
•   He/She will promote and develop communications between the EGA and its

    member Federations and is accountable to the Committee for keeping

    the Federations fully informed about the EGA’s operations.
•   He/She will develop and maintain relationships with key organizations

    such as the R&A,   PGA of Europe, European Community in Brussels.
•   He/She will work with legislators and other regulatory agencies to protect

    and enhance European Golf.
•   He/She will promote the EGA with national and international media.

 

Complete job application, motivation letter, CV and diplomas have to be sent before Friday, 25th February 2011 to:
HR GS/ED Subcommitee, c/o European Golf Association

P.O. Box 204, 1066 Epalinges, Switzerland
Further information can be obtained at info@ega-golf.ch