Total 4 site manager job vacancies in Sales / Marketing category in SCB - Science Centre Building

[What the role is]
As a tax professional, you have tax knowledge at your fingertips and the heart to build a socially responsible taxpaying community. At IRAS, we offer you the space to apply your knowledge as we redefine experiences for taxpayers. You will apply your resourcefulness, strong communication skills and expertise in administering a suite of tax services ranging from service, compliance to policy formulation.

The result? Your mark of insight on tax compliance which are transformational

[What you will be working on]

• Conduct investigations of suspected violations of Singapore Tax Laws and assist in the prosecution of tax evaders

• Analyse cases to determine if a tax crime has been committed

• Prepare reports to recommend penal actions to be taken on non-compliant taxpayers

• Act as the complainant to prosecute tax evaders and testify in court as an expert witness

• Arrange for the payment and collection of under-declared taxes and penalties from tax evaders

[What we are looking for]

• Bachelor's degree preferably in Accountancy/ Business Administration/ Finance/ Economics or other professional qualifications

• Candidates with knowledge or experience in tax, audit and/or law enforcement are preferred

• Strong analytical skills and attention to details

• Good writing, communication and negotiation skills

• Able to think out-of-the box

• Resourceful and able to work independently

• Able to question and probe

* As this role is predominately field work in nature, all successful hires are required to be certified medically fit for non-office working conditions

Are you passionate about the history, heritage, and culture of Singapore's diverse Indian community? Do you constantly think of innovative ways to share this rich heritage with others? Are you enthusiastic about crafting engaging content and forging partnerships to reach diverse audiences, breathing life into our heritage and culture?
In this role, you will recognize the significance of fostering partnerships and the essentiality of cultivating relationships to involve and educate the community, fostering greater appreciation and comprehension of Indian heritage and culture in Singapore. This position offers an active contribution to the development of the cultural and heritage landscape of the Singaporean Indian identity.
The Indian Heritage Centre is a young heritage institution launched in 2015 that traces the history of the Indian and South Asian communities in the Southeast Asian region. The centre has a busy year-round calendar of exhibitions, programmes and activities, contributing actively to the community. Through such activities, it seeks to promote greater public awareness and appreciation of Indian heritage, arts and culture. It is housed in an iconic and unique building right in the heart of Little India and serves as a springboard for visitors to explore the sights, sounds and scents of the historical precinct.

Job Description:
We are seeking a dynamic and experienced Partnership, Development, and Marketing Manager to join our team. The successful candidate will be responsible for cultivating strategic partnerships, driving development initiatives, and implementing innovative marketing strategies to enhance the museum's visibility and impact.

Key Responsibilities:

• Develop and execute a comprehensive partnership strategy to collaborate with corporate sponsors, community organizations, and government agencies to support the museum's mission and programs.
• Identify and pursue funding opportunities, grants, and sponsorships to sustain and expand the museum's initiatives and projects.
• Lead the planning and implementation of marketing campaigns to promote exhibitions, events, and educational programs, leveraging both traditional and digital channels.
• Build and maintain strong relationships with stakeholders, donors, and sponsors to ensure ongoing support and engagement with the museum.
• Collaborate with internal teams to create compelling content and materials that effectively communicate the museum's value proposition and impact.
• Monitor and analyze marketing and partnership performance metrics to optimize strategies and achieve measurable results.
• Collaborate with other departments within IHC including education, outreach, curatorial and marketing to further the awareness and appreciation of IHC’s narrative
• Actively identify, develop relations and partnerships with stakeholders through co-created programmes, initiatives, and other forms of engagement.
• Other areas include:
  • Supervise interns, junior, temporary and/or outsourced staff who support the IHC team
  • Assist in other duties as assigned by the General Manager, IHC

Requirements:

• Background in Marketing, Business Administration, Communications, or related field.
• Preferably with at least 5 years of proven track record of successfully developing and managing partnerships, securing funding, and implementing marketing initiatives in the cultural or non-profit sector.
• Strong understanding of branding, audience engagement, and digital marketing trends.
• Ability to be hands-on in developing digital content and marketing campaigns.
• Passion and interest in local and Indian history, culture and heritage as well as the museum sector
• Creative, innovative and very resourceful, willing to experiment in uncharted territory
• Excellent interpersonal as well as written and verbal communication skills
• Able to work independently, yet be a good team player
• Demonstrate initiative and drive, willingness to take on additional duties when required
• Strong organisational and project management skills, with the versatility to adapt to changing needs of projects
• Able to work outside of regular office hours, including evenings, weekends and public holidays

[What the role is]
Chinatown is a key cultural precinct championed by STB. Our vision is to develop our cultural precincts into attractive & sustainable enclaves that deliver authentic & differentiated visitor experiences, so as to generate tourism value for Singapore. The key areas of work include formulating and executing effective place making strategies to ensure that Chinatown remains attractive and vibrant. This is with the aim of driving more tourism value from visitors through increased visitorship, dwell time, and higher expenditure in Chinatown.

The department works closely with the precinct stakeholders which include Chinatown Business Association (CBA), Kreta Ayer Community Club (KACC), Chinatown Workgroup members, government agencies and other stakeholders to develop placemaking initiatives to improve visitor experience as well as bring vibrancy to the precinct. This could include seeding and activating immersive and interactive experiences such as tours and workshops, driving events and developments of souvenirs to enable a more engaging and deeper appreciation of Chinatown’s culture and heritage.

[What you will be working on]

The officer will be part of the team that works closely with CBA to formulate precinct-wide initiatives to raise awareness and drive engagement with the precinct. He/She will also work closely with precinct stakeholders and associations to drive stakeholders-led marketing efforts such as Chinatown New Year Celebrations, River Hongbao, Five Footway Festival, Qi Xi Fest, and Chinatown Mid-Autumn Celebrations.

The officer will oversee one or two key assets in Chinatown such as Chinatown Heritage Centre, Chinatown Street Market and Chinatown Visitor Centre. He/ She will ensure that we leverage and maximise the tourism value of these assets to showcase the precinct’s heritage and culture, deepen visitor experience and maximise tourism returns.  He/ She would need to work closely with the appointed operator(s) to ensure that the asset(s) are well managed and there is robust programming such as events, workshops and activities as well as strategic marketing plans to drive visitorship and enhance visitors’ experience.

To achieve the above, the officer should adopt a strategic and holistic view to align plans with other agencies. This involves shaping available land sites, assets, and offerings to drive the tourism agenda and ensure alignment with the Board’s strategic vision for the precinct. He/ She will also work closely with our Marketing colleagues and Regional Offices to ensure alignment and provide updated and relevant content to facilitate the marketing of our cultural precincts in the respective marketing channels.

[What we are looking for]

• At least 5 years' working experience

• Strong oral, written and presentation skills

• Strong stakeholder management and interpersonal skills

• Good negotiation skills

• Good multi-tasking ability with attention to detail 

• Comfortable with numbers and meticulous in paperwork

[What the role is]
Be Transformational. Make your mark. Create an impact.
As a tax professional, you have tax knowledge at your fingertips and the heart to build a socially responsible taxpaying community. At IRAS, we offer you the space to apply your knowledge as we redefine experiences for taxpayers. You will apply your resourcefulness, strong communication skills and expertise in administering a suite of tax services ranging from service, compliance and policy formulation.
The result? Your mark of insight on tax services which are transformational.

[What you will be working on] 
•Responsible for assessment and compliance audits of clubs and associations, which includes trade associations, managements corporations, town councils, approved pension and provident funds, mutual benefit organizations and exempt bodies such as 1st Schedule cases, trade unions and co-operatives.
•Evaluation and approval of Section 5 pension or provident fund.
•Responsible for the assessment of income of estate, private trusts, settlements and Unit Trusts.
•Processing applications for artefacts, computers and public sculpture donations.
•Evaluate application for double tax deduction scheme for approved grant-makers.
•Answer to enquiries at the counter, over the telephone and via snail mails and emails.

[What we are looking for] 
•Bachelor’s Degree/Polytechnic Diploma (preferably in Accounting or Business Administration).
•Good knowledge of principles of accounting and taxation laws relating to businesses.
•Preferably 2 to 5 years of practical experience in dealing with taxation of businesses. Experience in taxation law relating to bodies of persons is a plus.
•Meticulous and analytical.
•Good interpersonal, verbal and written communication skills.
•Resourceful and able to work independently in a team environment.