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Director of Pickleball
Marcus Lewis Tennis Center is looking for the right person to help grow and develop our Pickleball program. Our pickleball program has grown significantly in the last few years to the point where we have created a Director of Pickleball position. This position is part-time with the possibility of becoming a full-time position as the program expands. The Director of Pickleball duties would include teaching private and group lessons to players of all levels, creating programs, running tournaments, retaining/growing membership and working with Club Manager and Pickleball Coordinator to organize and create a master plan for expanding our pickleball program.
Job Summary
Marcus Lewis Tennis Center
Organization
Massachusetts
State
Acton
City
2023-09-13
Starting Date
Negotiable
Compensation
12/31/2023
Application Deadline Date
Club / Facility / Organization Website
Organization Website
Pete Kolifrath
Contact Name
9785199288
Contact Phone #
N/A
Contact Email
All applicants must be US citizens to work in the US.
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