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March Of Dimes Case Study

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As I am responsible for the Division’s day to day operations, I am making sure that the office operations run smoothly and cause no distractions to the Division’s and Communities’ Directors. It includes, but not limited to the guarantee that computers, phones, copier were in working order, scheduling maintenance services ordering office and program supplies, processing correspondence, Matching Gifts and bills, invoicing, making deposits and tracking deposit in the Daily Receipts Register (Log), Recap, CRM and FRED according to procedural requirements and regulations of the March of Dimes. When is possible, I negotiate a price reduction for the office and/or events. I ensure adherence to the competitive bid process for all contracts over $5,000.

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