I have had one inquiry... "if no one else comes
forward I'll consider it more" ... are you interested?


Kara

--- "Charles \"wokka\" Goldsmith"
<[email protected]> wrote:

> Kara, have you had anyone volunteer for this?
> Charles
> 
> Kara Dittmer wrote:
> > This job really only requires a couple hours a
> month,
> > besides working the conventions. Most everything
> is
> > set in place already, its just maintaining it. And
> a
> > good delegator shouldn't have to miss a whole
> > convention or anything. 
> >
> > Kara
> >
> >
> > --- Fritz Holt <[email protected]>
> wrote:
> >
> >   
> >> WOW! The list of duties and responsibilities
> would
> >> seem to indicate a
> >> full time job
> >>
> >> -----Original Message-----
> >> From: Kara Dittmer
> [mailto:[email protected]] 
> >> Sent: Monday, March 06, 2006 12:08 PM
> >> To: [email protected]
> >> Subject: [Texascavers] Wanted Store Manger for
> the
> >> TSA
> >>
> >> Dear muddy people,
> >>
> >> Because of my duties as the Vice-Chair of the
> TSA, I
> >> will not be able to continue on as the Manager of
> >> the
> >> TSA store. I did enjoy helping out in this way,
> but
> >> I
> >> can no longer really give it what it needs to be
> >> successful and fresh. 
> >>
> >> SO! We really need some caver to take over the
> >> store.
> >> It would be great if you can take it over by the
> >> spring convention (details coming VERY soon!)
> >> because
> >> I really need the help. Maybe you have been
> >> wondering
> >> how you can help the TSA out more, or what you
> could
> >> do to be more involved in the caving
> organizations
> >> of
> >> Texas. The Store really is a fun job, and I met
> more
> >> nice people sitting in the store booth, than just
> >> attending a convention. If you are curious about
> >> what
> >> this entails here is a job description of the
> ideal
> >> store manager: 
> >>
> >> The TSA Store Manager does the following:
> >>
> >> Keeps the physical inventory of the TSA Store
> secure
> >> and accessable for sales.
> >> Keeps track of sales for inventory tracking and
> >> financial record keeping.
> >> Reports to the Executive Council.
> >> Reorders needed replacements for sold inventory.
> >> Advertises the TSA store.
> >> Transports or requests assistance transporting
> store
> >> goods to caver functions. 
> >> Manages the booth at the TSA Spring Convention
> and
> >> TCR, finds and delegates duties to other helpers.
> >>
> >> Also possibly: Monitors and administers a Web
> Based
> >> TSA store, ships out orders, and charges credit
> >> cards.
> >>
> >>
> >> In more detail:
> >> The database of the inventory will be kept up to
> >> date
> >> at all times. An entire inventory recount will
> take
> >> place after the Spring Convention and TCR.
> Reports
> >> indicating stock levels, recent profits, petty
> cash,
> >> shrinkage, and inventory needs will be submitted
> to
> >> the Executive Council within one month of each
> >> event. 
> >> Petty Cash will be kept up to date. Amounts over
> >> $150
> >> will be taken from Petty Cash and transferred to
> the
> >> Treasurer. 
> >>
> >> Small change will be procured by the TSA Store
> >> Manager
> >> occasionally, for easier transactions during the
> >> year.
> >> The TSA manager will store the inventory of the
> TSA
> >> store where it is accessable to them to fill
> orders
> >> in
> >> a timely manner. 
> >>
> >> The manager will let it be known to the Executive
> >> Council when inventory must be replenished. The
> >> amount
> >> of money to be spent to buy for the store, and
> the
> >> product(s) being purchased will be included in
> this
> >> request. With Executive Council permission, the
> >> Manager will place the order for new inventory,
> >> arrange the payments with the Treasurer, receive
> the
> >> new inventory, and enter it into inventory
> records.
> >> Also, the manager will let it be known to the
> >> executive council when inventory must be reduced
> in
> >> price to be moved out. The council and the
> manager
> >> together can agree on sale prices and terms.
> >>
> >> The TSA Store Manager will advertise with print
> ads
> >> in:
> >> The Texas Caver, The TSA Activities newsletter,
> >> statewide grotto newsletters, TCMA Passages, NSS
> >> News
> >> Any advertising costs will be evaluated and
> approved
> >> before ads are placed by the Store Manager by the
> >> Executive Council.
> >> As a general rule, 6 of these ads will be placed
> >> throughout the year.
> >>
> >> By word of mouth:
> >> A once monthly reminder of the Web Store/
> Mailorder
> >> availability will be sent to Cavetex. This may be
> an
> >> automated email. A good example of this would
> >> include
> >> a "featured item" each month. 
> >> In addition, taking a small sample of merchandise
> to
> >> as many caver functions as possible, including
> >> parties, grotto meetings, and workshops, is
> highly
> >> encouraged.
> >>
> >> The Store Manager is expected to either load and
> >> transport the store to the Spring Convention and
> TCR
> >> or assist in the loading of the trailer for
> >> transport.
> >> Other help may be procured as the Store Manager
> sees
> >> fit. 
> >>
> >> The Store Manager will manage the Booth at the
> >> Spring
> >> Convention and TCR including providing inventory
> >> tracking methods, petty cash, change, and
> recruiting
> >> help to man the store. Set up and Take down are
> an
> >> important part of this process. 
> >>
> >> Possibly in the future, strongly consider: Once
> the
> >> TSA web store has been built, the TSA Store
> Manager
> >> will monitor this system by logging in and
> >> responding
> >> to sales on the website, charging credit cards
> and
> >> shipping goods in a timely manner. (Shipped
> within
> >> at
> >> least 4 days of the order being placed) Some
> >> familiarity with this system will have to be
> gained.
> >> They will be assisted with the technical part of
> the
> 
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