Development and Planning Coordinator

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The Catholic Diocese of Covington is seeking a full-time Development and Planning Coordinator within the Office of Stewardship and Mission Services. The Coordinator’s role for the first six-to-eight months will be focused on assisting with the development of a new ministry: specifically, providing support for Bishop John Iffert’s strategic planning initiatives and implementing a comprehensive fund development program, leading into a full-time Development Coordinator role. This position combines administrative coordination with stewardship efforts to advance the Diocese’s mission. Interested individuals should send a letter of interest, a comprehensive detailed resume including compensation history, and references with contact email addresses to Stephen Koplyay, SPHR at [email protected]

 

Advertising Sales Manager

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Due to an upcoming retirement, the Diocese of Covington is seeking a full-time ad salesperson for its official newspaper, the Messenger, beginning in January. The successful candidate will be a practicing Roman Catholic and an excellent representative of the newspaper and the diocese. The candidate will be ready to embrace the mission of the diocesan newspaper, has some previous sales experience, works well as a team member, is attentive to detail, and energetic in serving existing customers as well as expanding sales to new clients. The salary is commission-based, with medical and retirement benefits provided by the diocese. Interested candidates are asked to e-mail a letter of interest and a résumé outlining sales experience and other qualifications to Stephen Koplyay at [email protected]

 

Diocesan Archivist

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The Diocese of Covington invites qualified, actively-practicing Roman Catholics to apply for the part-time (15 hours) position of Archivist. The Diocesan Archives contains instruments and written documents which pertain to the spiritual and temporal affairs of the Diocese, including specifically but not exclusively, non-current files from Diocesan offices, sacramental records, academic transcripts of certain closed schools, certain photographs, and other historical information of Diocesan archival significance. The Archivist maintains records of acquisitions, labels and houses files, updates inventory, responds to records requests, and performs research when requested by Diocesan or parish personnel. Qualifications include either a degree in history, archive certification, or archive or library experience. Interested candidates may send a letter of interest, resume or C-V with compensation history, and a list of references with contact email addresses to Stephen Koplyay, SPHR by email or by fax: [email protected], 859/392-1589.