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職缺公告
亞洲文化協會(Asian Cultural Council,簡稱 ACC)透過亞洲與美國之間的文化交流活動,促進國際對話、理解與尊重,致力於為世界創造更和諧與和平的未來。ACC 透過獎助金、研究員計畫及其他相關方案,支持個別藝術家、學者、藝術專業工作者與文化機構,實踐此一使命。
ACC 於 1963 年由約翰.洛克菲勒三世(John D. Rockefeller 3rd)以「JDR 三世基金會亞洲文化計畫」之名成立,透過提供個人與組織獎助,推動亞洲與美國之間的文化交流,並於 1980 年正式註冊為 501(c)(3) 非營利組織。ACC 總部設於紐約,並於東京(1983)、香港(1986)、台北(1995)與馬尼拉(2000)設立辦公室或合作基金會。迄今,ACC 已支持近 6,000 次交流計畫,涵蓋 26 個國家與地區、16 個藝術領域。
ACC 匯聚藝術領袖,促進對文化交流價值的討論,深化跨文化與跨國界的理解與尊重。對個別藝術家的獎助除提供國際旅行與研究所需經費外,亦包含專業諮詢、引薦藝術與文化界人士,以及完善的行政與後勤支援。此外,ACC 亦支持文化機構,共同拓展多元聲音於文化場域中的能見度。
工作模式
紐約總部目前採混合辦公制度:每週三天於位於西 38 街 8 號的辦公室上班,兩天遠距工作,必要時須依工作需求進辦公室。此安排將視管理需求調整。
ACC 全體職務之共同期待
一、對 ACC 使命與願景的投入
認同並支持 ACC 的短期與長期目標,理解並實踐透過文化交流促進國際對話的使命,並以計畫目標作為工作優先順序的依據;重視受獎人的工作,成為亞洲與美國受獎人及歷屆受獎人的資源與支持。
二、資源運用與責信
理解組織資源有限,於財務上審慎運用資源,以有效執行 ACC 的使命,並盡力將資源最大化投入公益用途;理解募款對組織永續的重要性,共同建立跨部門支持募款的文化。
三、團隊合作與專業精神
重視多元、共融與平權,願意跨職務層級協助並向同事學習,以合作方式推動共同目標,必要時願意承擔職務說明以外的工作,並營造正向的工作氛圍,促進資訊共享。
四、彈性與適應力
主動尋求提升工作品質與影響力的機會,對新想法與創新方式保持開放,支持多元觀點與作法,能因應組織發展調整工作方式。
職務概要
行政助理隸屬於執行長辦公室,直接向執行長(Executive Director)報告,是確保執行長日常運作順暢的重要角色。此職務負責執行長職責範圍內的各項行政與進階支援工作。
行政助理需處理高度機密資訊,並經常擔任執行長、董事會主席、董事及內外部高階主管之間的聯絡窗口。此職務須能獨立作業,理解執行長的策略方向,並促進 ACC 紐約總部與亞洲四個辦公室之間的溝通協調,同時依執行長指示執行專案與其他交辦事項。
起薪: 年薪 65,000 美元
工作型態: 每週至少三天進辦公室、兩天遠距(視需求調整)
主要職責
行政支援
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協助執行長管理密集的會議行程,回應內外部詢問,並預先掌握需求
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規劃並管理國際差旅行程與行程表,處理多幣別費用報帳
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安排並記錄全體員工會議與部分董事會委員會會議
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管理執行長電子郵件往來並進行必要回覆與追蹤
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維護電子與實體檔案系統、資料庫、通訊名單與內部流程文件
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協助撰寫、編輯與校對各類文件,包括往來信件、獎助提案與報告、年報、電子報與活動資料
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與募款部門合作,確保與捐助者的即時聯繫
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支援招募流程,並負責實習計畫之管理
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規劃員工活動,促進團隊合作與組織文化
董事會事務
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協調每年兩次於紐約或亞洲舉行的董事會會議
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安排各委員會會議,彙整與管理會議資料
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協助董事會提名、治理相關後續事項
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協助籌辦董事晚宴、活動與出訪行程
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準備董事會簡報、研究資料與報告
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代執行長撰寫董事會相關定期與不定期信件
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熟悉並確保遵循 ACC 章程與治理政策
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維護董事會相關文件、名冊與行程
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其他執行長交辦事項
資格條件
學歷與經驗
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大學學士學位
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三年以上行政工作經驗(具專案管理或主管經驗可彈性認定)
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對藝術、亞洲及文化交流具興趣
能力與特質
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優秀的人際溝通能力,能兼顧專業、分寸與幽默感
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良好的書面、研究、口語、分析與組織能力
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能同時處理多項任務,於高壓與短時程下妥善排序
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能獨立工作並具判斷力
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具跨文化敏感度,能與不同層級與背景人士互動
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熟悉 Microsoft、Outlook、PowerPoint、Adobe 等工具
申請方式
亞洲文化協會為平等機會雇主,歡迎所有背景之申請者。
請將履歷與求職信寄至 opportunities@accny.org,信件主旨請註明 「Executive Assistant」。
截止日期:2026 年 1 月 26 日(星期一)
更多資訊請見:
www.asianculturalcouncil.org
Headquartered in New York City, the Asian Cultural Council (ACC) is a leading nonprofit organization working to foster cultural exchange between Asia and the U.S. to advance international dialogue, mutual understanding, and respect. Individual fellowships and organizational grants are awarded to support research, study, and creative work by leaders practicing 16 disciplines in the arts and humanities in the U.S. and 25 countries and regions in Asia. ACC has awarded more than $100 million in grants and has supported nearly 6,000 exchanges.
As a grantmaking and grant-seeking organization, ACC raises funds from individuals, foundations, and corporate donors.
ACC has a current annual operating budget of approximately $4.5 million. Revenue sources include charitable contributions, special events, a biennial gala, and investment returns. The organization has an endowment with a current market value of approximately $53 million. ACC staff in New York work closely with four affiliate offices in Hong Kong, Taipei, Tokyo, and Manila.
All ACC staff currently work in a hybrid environment (a minimum of three days in-office). Additional days in the office are as required or requested. This schedule may be adapted at management’s discretion.
Position Summary
The Finance and Operations Administrator is a central role that supports the organization's financial integrity, operational excellence, and administrative effectiveness. Responsible for assisting with accounting and financial operations, budgeting, reporting, audit preparation, and financial systems administration, the role helps ensure accurate financial management and strong internal controls across the organization. The position also oversees a range of office operations and technology support functions, including vendor management, facilities coordination, asset administration, and employee onboarding training. Reporting to the Director
of Finance and Operations, the Finance and Operations Administrator works collaboratively across teams to strengthen organizational processes, enhance operational efficiency, and support informed decision-making.
Position Role and Responsibilities
Fiscal Management
- Assist with monthly closing processes and general fiscal operations, including general accounting, accounts receivable/payable, grants and contributions, bank transfers/wires, cash flow management, tax filing/reporting, journal entries, financial reports/records, and general ledger accounts reconciliations
- Reconcile expense reports submitted by teams on a monthly basis for proper substantiation, accuracy, and validity
- Administer corporate credit card program by monitoring card usage in accordance with policy and assisting cardholders with addressing card issues
- Prepare annual end-of-year billing reconciliation for ACC’s affiliate offices
- Maintain the accounting systems infrastructure and conduct finance onboarding for new staff
- Maintain financial reports, records, fiscal policies, and procedure manuals with a degree of high standard to strengthen internal control
- Support with the annual budgeting process and financial performance monitoring (Budget vs Actuals) and projections
- Support annual audit by coordinating with other team members to secure necessary documentation and information
- Assist with the preparation of Board and Committee financial reports and record minutes for Audit and Finance & Investment Committee meetings
Operations and Technology Support
- Manage the procurement protocol and order general office supplies and equipment
- Asset and equipment management and assignment to staff
- Ensure all required business insurance policies, office services, and operational vendor agreements are maintained, renewed, and aligned with organizational needs
- Coordinate NYC office cleaning schedule and manage relations with facilities providers
- Liaise with building management on NYC office facilities issues and maintain door security codes
- Manage basic organizational IT support needs in coordination with external IT helpdesk
- Coordinate purchase and assignment of laptops and softwares for new hires with the external IT helpdesk
- Support on- /off-boarding in coordination with HR and welcome supplies to new hires
- Assist with the scheduling and coordination of team meetings and events
Position Qualifications
Education and Experience
- Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, Business Administration, or a related field.
- 3-5 years of relevant experience in accounting or finance and operations.
- Knowledge of general accounting principles, financial reporting, and budget monitoring.
- Experience with accounting software (preferably NetSuite) and Microsoft Office applications, especially Excel.
Attributes and Skills
- High degree of professional integrity and confidentiality in all aspects of the office's financial and operational activities.
- Strong interpersonal, analytical, and problem-solving skills, with a collegial and collaborative work style.
- Ability to manage multiple projects, remain flexible and detail-oriented, prioritize competing demands, and meet deadlines.
Expectations of all ACC Positions
- Commitment to Mission and Goals. Demonstrate understanding of and dedication to ACC’s mission of fostering international dialogue through cultural exchange; be mindful that program goals should drive work priorities and plans; value the work of ACC grantees and be a resource for grantees in Asia and the U.S.
- Prudent Use of Resources and Accountability. Be mindful of resource limitations and manage resources to effectively carry out ACC’s mission in a fiscally responsible manner, while striving to maximize the funds available for charitable activity; recognize the importance of development activities to the organization’s long-term sustainability and contribute to a culture of fundraising across all departments.
- Teamwork and Professionalism. Appreciate the value of diversity, inclusion, and equity in all work relationships; be willing to help as well as learn from co-workers in the U.S. and Asia, regardless of job title or seniority; work collaboratively with colleagues toward shared goals and objectives; be willing to perform tasks outside of one’s job description; embrace a positive and collaborative spirit that motivates and inspires others to work for the good of the organization.
- Adaptability. Seek out opportunities to improve the quality and impact of ACC’s work; remain open to new ideas and ways of working and innovations in the field; support diverse ways of thinking or doing and suggest new approaches in accordance with a dynamic organization that is faithful to its mission; be open to change and new ideas for improving outcomes.
Compensation and Application Process
The Asian Cultural Council is an equal opportunity employer and invites applications from candidates regardless of race, gender, national origin, sexual orientation, age, disability, or religion. The salary range for this position is $65,000-$70,000 commensurate with qualifications and experience and comes with a very generous benefits package. In addition to robust health, dental and vision plans, ACC offers an outstanding retirement plan. To apply, please send a cover letter and resume to finance@accny.org.