About the Role
Events and outreach are critical to the NC Housing Coalition’s ability to convene, reinforce, resource, and mobilize the housing ecosystem across the state. The Coalition currently co-hosts two annual conferences, a Housing Day at the NC General Assembly, and numerous in-person and virtual convenings. Under the supervision of the Communications Director, the Events and Outreach Coordinator will manage the logistics of the Coalition’s events and increase our in-person engagement at the state and community level. The Coordinator will also work closely with the Communications, Fundraising, and Policy & Advocacy teams.
The Events and Outreach Coordinator is a remote-first role, however, due to the frequency of in-person events, this person must be located in the Triangle and available to attend all major Coalition events throughout the year. This role requires occasional evenings/weekends and some travel.
Job Responsibilities
Events
- The Events and Outreach Coordinator will be primarily responsible for:
- Facilitating event planning meetings with staff and/or external partners
- Managing event registration
- Booking venues, hotel blocks, caterers, and other onsite services
- Coordinating onsite setup and teardown for events
- Managing conference supplies
- Acting as primary point of contact for all events-related inquiries
- Working closely with the communications and fundraising teams to effectively market and leverage events for fundraising
- The Events and Outreach Coordinator will work with staff and partners to coordinate:
- Booking event speakers and collecting speaker materials
- Managing event volunteers
- Marketing events and coordinating sponsorship payments and benefits
- Facilitating event registration scholarships
Outreach
- Researching and identifying event opportunities for Coalition participation across NC
- Building relationships with external event and community organizers
Data Management
- Maintaining event registration records
- Reviewing and cleaning up event registration contacts
Your First 90 Days
- Attend planning meetings for each of the Coalition’s major events and meet conference planning partners
- Attend any scheduled events
- Review event planning schedule and processes with the Communications Director
- Begin facilitating weekly internal and monthly external event planning updates
- Learn how to use the Neon CRM
What Success Looks Like
- The Coalition’s annual events are well-attended and receive positive feedback from attendees, speakers, sponsors, and conference partners
- New or one-time events hosted by the Coalition are quickly and successfully executed
- Each year, the Coalition participates in several external events throughout the state as speakers and/or vendors
- Event registration records are organized and without duplicates
What You’ll Bring
- Excellent organizational and project management skills
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
- Database management skills
- Attention to detail
- Ability to manage your own workload in a “remote-first” work environment
- Deep commitment to equity as a fundamental value of your work
- Proficiency with Zoom, CRM and/or event management software, Google Suite, and Microsoft Office
What We Offer
- Starting salary of $50,000;
- Health/Vision/Dental insurance and 80% of cost for dependent coverage;
- 403(b) employer contribution and match;
- Medical and childcare flexible spending accounts;
- Short term disability and AD&D life insurance;
- Supportive parental leave policy;
- Remote-first work policy;
- Opportunities for growth and advancement, with a dedicated budget for professional development; and
- Other benefits.
About the NC Housing Coalition
The vision of the NC Housing Coalition is a North Carolina with just and affordable communities. For more than 30 years, our mission has been to lead a movement to ensure that every North Carolinian has a home in which to live with dignity and opportunity. The long term impact we wish to have is that our state’s community-powered housing ecosystem is equipped to make just and affordable communities a reality across NC. To achieve this, our strategies focus on convening, reinforcing, resourcing, and mobilizing that ecosystem.
If Interested
Applications are currently closed for this position.
- Starting salary of $50,000;
- Health/Vision/Dental insurance and 80% of cost for dependent coverage;
- 403(b) employer contribution and match;
- Medical and childcare flexible spending accounts;
- Short term disability and AD&D life insurance;
- Supportive parental leave policy;
- Remote-first work policy;
- Opportunities for growth and advancement, with a dedicated budget for professional development; and
- Other benefits.
Applications are currently closed.