Guest Experience Coordinator- Full-Time Permanent
Top Benefits
About the role
Department
Gathering Place by the Grand - 330
Location
The Gathering Place
Position Type
Full-Time 35 hour work week
Salary
$50,000.00-$53,500.00 per annum
Date
2025.10.06
Description
SALARY: $50,000.00-$53,500.00 per annum
POSITION TYPE: Full-Time Permanent – 35 hours per week
SECURITY CLEARANCE: Police Record Check Required upon Offer
DESIRED EDUCATION: Secondary
GUEST EXPERIENCE COORDINATOR
SUMMARY
Reporting to the Park and Banquet Manager, the Guest Experience Coordinator (GEC) is the first point of contact for guests and clients across Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation (SNGRDC) properties. As the first point of contact, the incumbent is responsible for managing guest arrival and departures at SNGRDC properties. The GEC is responsible for delivering positive guest experiences by managing accurate and timely check-ins and check-outs, processing reservations, responding to guest inquiries, and resolving concerns or problems in a professional, courteous, and timely manner. Provide optimal service to all guests by anticipating needs and looking for opportunities to improve the overall guest experience. The position requires strong organizational and communication skills, attention to detail, and the ability to balance multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Administrative & Operational Support
- Manage reservations by maintaining accurate records, accurate guest accounts and contracts, and payment transactions.
- Manage various event contracts, invoicing, and accurate and timely processing of payments in an manner.
- Maintain and update guest, client, and event records; prepare regular reports on revenue, occupancy, and guest satisfaction.
- Coordinate with vendors, internal departments, and housekeeping to ensure readiness of spaces and smooth event execution.
- Process daily check-in/out reporting, reservation logs, and auditing of event-related services.
- Develop and maintain guest information resources (i.e., activity guides, signage, transportation info, vendor lists).
- Draft company correspondence for guest thank-you notes, and al required follow-up communications to clients.
- Communicates with housekeeping/cleaning services in order to effectively address late check-outs, early check-ins, extended stays, unexpected departures, and unforeseen circumstances.
Guest Services & Communication
- Conduct site tours for potential clients and provide event-related information.
- Address and resolve guest concerns with discretion and tact; document feedback for long-term service improvements.
- Provide information on local businesses, community organizations, and attractions.
Event & Experience Coordination
- Plan, organize, and finalize event details for group bookings, conferences, corporate, and social events.
- Support on-site event execution, including client check-ins, walk-throughs, and post-event follow-ups.
- Conduct inspection of facilities and event spaces, ensuring they meet client expectations and organizational standards.
- Assist with emergency response when necessary by contacting the appropriate services.
- Work flexible hours including evenings, weekends, and holidays based on confirmed rentals and events.
ADDITIONAL SKILLS AND ABILITIES
-
Knowledge of Six Nations history and culture or a willingness to learn.
-
Ability to communicate clearly, in a friendly, and attentive manner.
-
Work independently or as a team member.
-
Ability to solve issues, concerns or problems.
-
Reliable, well-organized, detail-oriented, and customer-focused with the ability to anticipate quest needs .
-
A strong work ethic with a focus on attention to detail.
-
Able to workdays, afternoons, evenings, as well as weekends and holidays.
-
The ability to perform well under pressure and to assess and prioritize workload.
EDUCATION / EXPERIENCE
Minimum Requirements:
- College Diploma in an applicable field such as Tourism, Hospitality, office administration, Event Management/planning
OR
- GED with five (5) years’ experience in the tourism, hospitality or customer service industry
- Strong knowledge of local community, area, and region
- Valid “G” Driver’s License and transportation
- Good verbal and written communication skills
- Strong administrative capabilities and knowledge Microsoft Office programs, and computerized reservation and billing systems.
- Must pass a police record check
- Willingness to learn, accept change, and adapt to new ideas, business concepts, and cultures
- Flexible (extra hours may be required on occasion)
IMPACT OF ERROR
Error in judgement may lead to loss of credibility, poor public relations, public confidence, and misinformation resulting in embarrassment and potential liability to the Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation.
CULTURE
The purpose of the Development Corporation is to enhance Six Nations to derive economic benefits, create employment for community members and generate income to support community priorities.
Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation will pursue economic self-sufficiency without sacrificing the cultural values and integrity of the Six Nations People.
EXTERNAL/INTERNAL RELATIONSHIP
All Guests, Community Members, Tourism Partners, Third party vendors, Internal Team Members
WORK ENVIRONMENT
- This position requires normal physical effort
- This position requires normal visual/sensory effort
- This position typically operates in a generally agreeable work environment
- < 20% of position may require working outdoors in all weather
REPORTS TO
Park and Banquet Manager
ACCOMMODATIONS
At Six Nations of the Grand River, we are committed to diversity and inclusion as we continue and expand our efforts to become a more inclusive, safe, and respectful workplace. Human Resources will accommodate any needs under the Ontario Human Rights Code (OHRC) and the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA). Recruitment processes will be modified to remove barriers to accommodate those with disabilities, as may be requested and/or required by law. If you require accommodation during any phase of the recruitment and selection process, please reach out to Human Resources at hrdept@sndevcorp.ca.
NOTE: If you are unable to apply through the website, resumes can be dropped off at the Administration building between 9:00am and 4:00pm Monday-Friday.
BENEFITS TO WORKING AT SNGRDC
-
Extended Health and Dental Benefits
-
Pension
-
Incentive Programs
-
Performance based merit increases
-
Team Member Recognition Program
-
Comprehensive paid time off – vacation, sick, personal time and paid holidays
-
Education Reimbursement
-
Company Mentorship Program
-
Employee and Family Assistance Plan
-
Training Opportunities
-
Corporate Events
Desired Experience : 5+ Years
Desired Education : Secondary
Exempt : No
Type : Full-Time 35 hour work week
Department : Gathering Place by the Grand - 330
Location : GP
Security Clearance : Police Record Check
Travel Requirements : 0-25%
Work from Home : No
Dress / Attire : Business Casual
About Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation
Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation (SNGRDC) was launched in May 2015 with the mandate to pursue economic self-sufficiency without sacrificing the cultural values and integrity of the Six Nations people. SNGRDC manages Six Nations' economic interests in 14 renewable energy projects and numerous economic development opportunities, in and around the Six Nations territory. SNGRDC's current green energy portfolio is capable of producing nearly 900 MW of renewable energy through its direct or indirect involvement in seven wind, six solar and one hydroelectric project(s). SNGRDC is located on the Six Nations Reserve with over 140 employees working in Nation Enterprise (on-reserve) or the administration of Economic Interests (off-reserve) projects.
COMMUNITY BENEFIT STRUCTURE: Surplus profits generated by SNGRDC are invested back into the community through annual contributions to the Six Nations of the Grand River Economic Development Trust (EDT). Since 2016, SNGRDC has contributed just under $7 million to the EDT to address community needs and priorities.
GOVERNANCE STRCUTURE: The Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation Group (SNGRDC Group) is comprised of three community boards: The Advisory Committee, Board of Directors, and the Economic Development Trust. The three community boards were formed to ensure transparency and accountability to the Six Nations community. The structure of the Group is based on community recommendations made during the 5 month community engagement in 2011 entitled Tewawennaró:roks – "We Gather Our Voices."
For more information please visit www.sndevcorp.ca
Guest Experience Coordinator- Full-Time Permanent
Top Benefits
About the role
Department
Gathering Place by the Grand - 330
Location
The Gathering Place
Position Type
Full-Time 35 hour work week
Salary
$50,000.00-$53,500.00 per annum
Date
2025.10.06
Description
SALARY: $50,000.00-$53,500.00 per annum
POSITION TYPE: Full-Time Permanent – 35 hours per week
SECURITY CLEARANCE: Police Record Check Required upon Offer
DESIRED EDUCATION: Secondary
GUEST EXPERIENCE COORDINATOR
SUMMARY
Reporting to the Park and Banquet Manager, the Guest Experience Coordinator (GEC) is the first point of contact for guests and clients across Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation (SNGRDC) properties. As the first point of contact, the incumbent is responsible for managing guest arrival and departures at SNGRDC properties. The GEC is responsible for delivering positive guest experiences by managing accurate and timely check-ins and check-outs, processing reservations, responding to guest inquiries, and resolving concerns or problems in a professional, courteous, and timely manner. Provide optimal service to all guests by anticipating needs and looking for opportunities to improve the overall guest experience. The position requires strong organizational and communication skills, attention to detail, and the ability to balance multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Administrative & Operational Support
- Manage reservations by maintaining accurate records, accurate guest accounts and contracts, and payment transactions.
- Manage various event contracts, invoicing, and accurate and timely processing of payments in an manner.
- Maintain and update guest, client, and event records; prepare regular reports on revenue, occupancy, and guest satisfaction.
- Coordinate with vendors, internal departments, and housekeeping to ensure readiness of spaces and smooth event execution.
- Process daily check-in/out reporting, reservation logs, and auditing of event-related services.
- Develop and maintain guest information resources (i.e., activity guides, signage, transportation info, vendor lists).
- Draft company correspondence for guest thank-you notes, and al required follow-up communications to clients.
- Communicates with housekeeping/cleaning services in order to effectively address late check-outs, early check-ins, extended stays, unexpected departures, and unforeseen circumstances.
Guest Services & Communication
- Conduct site tours for potential clients and provide event-related information.
- Address and resolve guest concerns with discretion and tact; document feedback for long-term service improvements.
- Provide information on local businesses, community organizations, and attractions.
Event & Experience Coordination
- Plan, organize, and finalize event details for group bookings, conferences, corporate, and social events.
- Support on-site event execution, including client check-ins, walk-throughs, and post-event follow-ups.
- Conduct inspection of facilities and event spaces, ensuring they meet client expectations and organizational standards.
- Assist with emergency response when necessary by contacting the appropriate services.
- Work flexible hours including evenings, weekends, and holidays based on confirmed rentals and events.
ADDITIONAL SKILLS AND ABILITIES
-
Knowledge of Six Nations history and culture or a willingness to learn.
-
Ability to communicate clearly, in a friendly, and attentive manner.
-
Work independently or as a team member.
-
Ability to solve issues, concerns or problems.
-
Reliable, well-organized, detail-oriented, and customer-focused with the ability to anticipate quest needs .
-
A strong work ethic with a focus on attention to detail.
-
Able to workdays, afternoons, evenings, as well as weekends and holidays.
-
The ability to perform well under pressure and to assess and prioritize workload.
EDUCATION / EXPERIENCE
Minimum Requirements:
- College Diploma in an applicable field such as Tourism, Hospitality, office administration, Event Management/planning
OR
- GED with five (5) years’ experience in the tourism, hospitality or customer service industry
- Strong knowledge of local community, area, and region
- Valid “G” Driver’s License and transportation
- Good verbal and written communication skills
- Strong administrative capabilities and knowledge Microsoft Office programs, and computerized reservation and billing systems.
- Must pass a police record check
- Willingness to learn, accept change, and adapt to new ideas, business concepts, and cultures
- Flexible (extra hours may be required on occasion)
IMPACT OF ERROR
Error in judgement may lead to loss of credibility, poor public relations, public confidence, and misinformation resulting in embarrassment and potential liability to the Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation.
CULTURE
The purpose of the Development Corporation is to enhance Six Nations to derive economic benefits, create employment for community members and generate income to support community priorities.
Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation will pursue economic self-sufficiency without sacrificing the cultural values and integrity of the Six Nations People.
EXTERNAL/INTERNAL RELATIONSHIP
All Guests, Community Members, Tourism Partners, Third party vendors, Internal Team Members
WORK ENVIRONMENT
- This position requires normal physical effort
- This position requires normal visual/sensory effort
- This position typically operates in a generally agreeable work environment
- < 20% of position may require working outdoors in all weather
REPORTS TO
Park and Banquet Manager
ACCOMMODATIONS
At Six Nations of the Grand River, we are committed to diversity and inclusion as we continue and expand our efforts to become a more inclusive, safe, and respectful workplace. Human Resources will accommodate any needs under the Ontario Human Rights Code (OHRC) and the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA). Recruitment processes will be modified to remove barriers to accommodate those with disabilities, as may be requested and/or required by law. If you require accommodation during any phase of the recruitment and selection process, please reach out to Human Resources at hrdept@sndevcorp.ca.
NOTE: If you are unable to apply through the website, resumes can be dropped off at the Administration building between 9:00am and 4:00pm Monday-Friday.
BENEFITS TO WORKING AT SNGRDC
-
Extended Health and Dental Benefits
-
Pension
-
Incentive Programs
-
Performance based merit increases
-
Team Member Recognition Program
-
Comprehensive paid time off – vacation, sick, personal time and paid holidays
-
Education Reimbursement
-
Company Mentorship Program
-
Employee and Family Assistance Plan
-
Training Opportunities
-
Corporate Events
Desired Experience : 5+ Years
Desired Education : Secondary
Exempt : No
Type : Full-Time 35 hour work week
Department : Gathering Place by the Grand - 330
Location : GP
Security Clearance : Police Record Check
Travel Requirements : 0-25%
Work from Home : No
Dress / Attire : Business Casual
About Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation
Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation (SNGRDC) was launched in May 2015 with the mandate to pursue economic self-sufficiency without sacrificing the cultural values and integrity of the Six Nations people. SNGRDC manages Six Nations' economic interests in 14 renewable energy projects and numerous economic development opportunities, in and around the Six Nations territory. SNGRDC's current green energy portfolio is capable of producing nearly 900 MW of renewable energy through its direct or indirect involvement in seven wind, six solar and one hydroelectric project(s). SNGRDC is located on the Six Nations Reserve with over 140 employees working in Nation Enterprise (on-reserve) or the administration of Economic Interests (off-reserve) projects.
COMMUNITY BENEFIT STRUCTURE: Surplus profits generated by SNGRDC are invested back into the community through annual contributions to the Six Nations of the Grand River Economic Development Trust (EDT). Since 2016, SNGRDC has contributed just under $7 million to the EDT to address community needs and priorities.
GOVERNANCE STRCUTURE: The Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation Group (SNGRDC Group) is comprised of three community boards: The Advisory Committee, Board of Directors, and the Economic Development Trust. The three community boards were formed to ensure transparency and accountability to the Six Nations community. The structure of the Group is based on community recommendations made during the 5 month community engagement in 2011 entitled Tewawennaró:roks – "We Gather Our Voices."
For more information please visit www.sndevcorp.ca