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Market Manager – Cosecha Guadalupe Farmers Market
Position Summary
The Market Manager is a part-time (10–15 hours per week) position responsible for the day-to-day operations, coordination, and overall stewardship of the Cosecha Guadalupe Farmers Market, requiring a strong on-site presence during all market hours and additional off-site administrative, planning, and reporting work. Reporting directly to the Cosecha Guadalupe Market Committee, the Market Manager oversees market set-up and breakdown, operates the Market and Information Booth, ensures vendor compliance with market rules and regulations, maintains a safe, clean, and welcoming market environment, and supports positive vendor and community relationships.
The role includes recruiting and managing farmers and vendors; assigning stall placements; collecting vendor fees; and maintaining basic financial records. This position calls for strong interpersonal and organizational skills, the ability to work independently, a community-oriented approach, and a passion for local agriculture and food access; bilingual Spanish/English capacity is strongly preferred. The Market Manager works primarily on Sundays from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., with additional hours for set-up, breakdown, and administrative duties, with hours varying seasonally and for special events.
Qualifications & Skills
- Bilingual Spanish/English required or strongly preferred.
- Strong organizational and time-management abilities.
- Ability to work independently.
- Basic financial knowledge preferred.
- Marketing, outreach, or event coordination experience helpful.
Compensation & Schedule
- Hourly Rate: $25 per hour.
- Schedule: 10–15 hours per week.
- Schedule: 10–15 hours per week.
- Hourly Rate: $25 per hour.
- Market Day: Sundays, 10:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
- Set-Up & Breakdown: 1 hour before and after market hours. (9am-3pm)
- Additional off-site administrative and planning hours as needed.
- Seasonality: Hours vary by season and special events.
Key Responsibilities
On-Site Market & Information Booth Management
- Arrive prior to vendor set-up and remain on-site throughout all market hours. Set up and take down market signage, including directional, parking, and wayfinding signs. Operate the Market Manager and Market Information Booth during market hours.
- Confirm vendor compliance with market rules and procedures.
- Ensure the market site is clean, orderly, and secured at the close of each market day. Confirm vendors vacate the site safely and responsibly.
Vendor Recruitment, Relations & Compliance
- Recruit, enroll, and manage farmers and vendors. Maintain a comprehensive vendor database.
- Assign vendor stall placement, including accommodations. Address and resolve vendor disputes fairly and professionally.
- Recruit and onboard new farmers and vendors. Ensure compliance with evolving farmers market regulations and agencies.
Financial & Program Administration
- Collect vendor stall fees and manage vendor payments. Maintain accurate financial records and ensure timely deposits.
Community Engagement, Reporting & Governance
- Provide regular accounting, attendance, and performance reports, including quarterly updates. Conduct periodic customer counts.
Work Environment
Part-time position with variable hours based on market schedule. Requires outdoor work during market hours. Occasional evenings required.
About Cosecha Guadalupe
Cosecha Guadalupe Farmers Market is a community-centered market that expands access to fresh, locally grown food while fostering connection, cultural pride, and economic opportunity in the City of Guadalupe. The Farmers Market operates in collaboration with community organizations, local government partners, and agricultural agencies, and is guided by a Market Committee that establishes policies and long-term vision for the market.
For more information or to apply, contact Stephanie Krouse at sa_krouse@hotmail.com
CAPSLO is Hiring!
CAPSLO has a position open in Guadalupe for a Center Supervisor. For more details, please follow this link:
https://us242.dayforcehcm.com/CandidatePortal/en-us/capslo/Posting/View/17989
Family Service Agency / Little House by the Park is Hiring!
Family Advocate: https://www.appone.com/MainInfoReq.asp?R_ID=5851230
- The Family Advocate position is an opportunity to provide crucial resources to families. Family Advocates will team up with families, individuals, and community partners to provide guidance in overcoming challenges and work towards stronger families and stronger communities. Through advocacy, goal setting, and connecting with community resources, the Family Advocate will help families identify challenges, boost their strengths, and help parents learn skills and information to handle stress, build resilience, and create caring environments for their overall well-being.
School Based Counselor: https://www.appone.com/MainInfoReq.asp?R_ID=5804764
- FSA is looking for School-Based Counselors in Guadalupe to work with at risk elementary and secondary school students and their families. Each on-site Counselor works with high-risk children and their families, teachers, school counselors, other school personnel and administrators. The School-Based Counselor also works with community agencies to make appropriate referrals.
Guadalupe Social Club is Hiring!
Wine Bar Associate
We are seeking a hard-working, dynamic person to join our team! The Guadalupe Social Club offers a selection of affordable high quality local wines, beers and food in the historic downtown corridor of Guadalupe, CA. With ample outdoor space and a classy, intimate interior, the Guadalupe Social Club also hosts an array of events.
Our Wine Bar Associate provides excellent customer service in a welcoming atmosphere. This position involves hosting tables by selling wines by the glass and bottle, conducting tasting flights, educating customers, and making recommendations. Additional responsibilities include taking and running food orders, assisting with events, and completing all daily tasks. The ability to work to prioritize in a fast-paced environment is essential.
Requirements:
- Previous hospitality experience (is a plus!)
- Love working with people but can work independently
- Must be at least 21 years of age
- Basic wine knowledge (is a plus, we can teach you the rest!)
- Must be able to bend, squat, and lift 50 pounds repeatedly
- Ability to stand on feet up to 8 hours
- Be a team player
- Ability to multi-task
- Work nights and weekends
This is a part-time position. $16/hr. Plus tips. Employee discount.
Thursday-Saturday (3-9pm)
Sunday (11-6pm)
Please email your resume and cover letter to sheila@guadalupesocialclub.com
Guadalupe Nipomo Dunes Center
Director of Grants and Programs
Manages multiple projects and priorities including searching for funding sources, writing proposals, managing existing grants, reporting to stakeholders, and working on special projects. Cultivates a network of dedicated donors and volunteers and form strong relationships with external stakeholders.
POSITION SUMMARY
Join our team as a Grant Project Manager, where you’ll have the opportunity to
develop, implement, and manage strategic plans to secure funding from a diverse portfolio of corporations, foundations, and government sources. You will make an impact across the organization,
working closely with all departments. You’ll identify prospective relationships and maintain new ones, encouraging stewardship and continued commitment to our mission.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
- Strategic Planning: Utilize a thorough understanding of the Dunes Center’s initiatives, programs and core values to develop long–term strategies to secure new and renewal funding from corporations,
foundations, and government sources. - Fund Sourcing: Leverage the Dunes Center’s resource base to seek out prospective funders as part of
your strategic planning. - Proposal Content Development: Translate the Dunes Center’s internal needs, strategy and vision into the development of grant proposals for direct use with prospective funders.
- Grant Revenue Tracking, Budgeting and Forecasting: Track and report on grant revenue to the Executive Director and Board’s Finance and Grants Committee. Apply knowledge of current and projected grant revenue initiatives to budget and forecast grant revenue, directly assisting leadership in key strategy decisions.
- Supports the overall Dunes Center’s strategy and revenue.
CORE COMPETENCIES
- Excellent written communication and project management skills.
- Proven track record in securing both government grants and private/corporate foundation grants
- Strong technical skills including anticipating and adopting new applications
- Creativity in work, problem solving, and organizational thinking
- Ability to manage multiple priorities simultaneously, work under a deadline, and pivot priorities
- Experience and success working across departments and with management
- Strong attention to detail including following or documenting processes
- Experience in interpreting, understanding, and implementing state, federal, corporate, and foundation grant requirements
QUALIFICATIONS
- At least 3 years of grant writing—or directly applicable—experience
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience in relevant field (communication, writing, business,
finance, etc.) - Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and familiarity with QuickBooks, Canva and fundraising databases
preferred
Erika Weber
