The Constituent Events Manager is responsible to plan, implement, and evaluate all aspects of our signature event - Walk to End Alzheimer's in Pittsburgh using the nationwide event model. This position is also responsible for planning and executing other special events along with volunteer recruitment, training and successful utilization.
Areas of Responsibility:
Responsible to plan, implement, and evaluate the Pittsburgh Walk
- Reports to the Associate Director of Events to successfully implement the Chapter goals while fostering team work.
- Recruit and manage all volunteers and committee to ensure best practices and standards are met throughout region.
- Ensure growth in the Pittsburgh Walk by conducting community assessments as well as appropriately planning events, motivating staff and volunteers and creating strategies to increase revenues.
- Effectively communicate with staff and volunteers responsibilities and expectations
- Meet or exceed budget expectations for revenue and expense for the Pittsburgh Walk.
Responsible for planning and executing special events specific to the region.
- Liaison to planning committee and works with group to plan and execute event.
- Works with Associate Director of Events on creation of print materials and promotion for event.
- Works with Associate Director of Events to determine budget and work to achieve goals.
- Works with Development Team as needed on Chapter wide initiatives
- Responsible to serve as the staff liaison to primary contacts for third party events. Ensure that all terms of third party agreements are met by both entities, the third party and the chapter
Responsible for community outreach and volunteer relationships
- All staff are expected to advocate for those we serve and the services offered by the Chapter
- All staff are expected to provide information for partners in the community on the programs and services we provide.
- All staff are expected to support and participate in advocacy and public policy activities as requested
Educational Background:
Bachelor's degree and/or equivalent experience is required
Skills/Experience:
- A minimum three years experience in non-profit fundraising, walk experience preferred
- Experience corporate sponsorship development
- Strong communication skills
- Experience in identifying additional sources of revenue generation
- Experience in recruitment, management and training volunteers
- Travel by car to attend meetings within Pennsylvania and by air or car to national meetings
- Evening and weekend hours may be required
Job Function:
Organization Info
Listing Stats
Post Date:
Sep 11 2017
Active Until:
Oct 11 2017
Hiring Organization:
Alzheimer's Association
industry:
Nonprofit