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David Careers

Online | Event & Travel Coordinator | Entry Level

Posted 28 days ago

aisles abroadNew York (NY)
Meeting, Convention, and Event PlannersConvention and Trade Show Organizers

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Junior

SALARY

$40,000 - $75,000 a year

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About the role

Position Overview: We are seeking a detail-oriented and organized Event & Travel Coordinator to assist with coordinating event arrangements and travel-related services. This role focuses on managing logistics, organizing schedules, and ensuring all details are handled efficiently to support a seamless client experience. This is a work-from-home position ideal for individuals who enjoy planning, coordination, and working in a structured, client-focused environment. Key Responsibilities Coordinate event details alongside travel-related arrangements and scheduling Assist with organizing timelines, reservations, and logistics Communicate with clients to gather information and confirm plans Review and verify details to ensure accuracy and completeness Provide updates, confirmations, and follow-ups in a timely manner Maintain organized records of client plans and coordination activities
Qualifications: Strong organizational and multitasking skills Excellent communication and customer service abilities Ability to work independently and manage time effectively Detail-oriented with strong follow-through Comfortable using digital tools, email, and scheduling platforms Preferred (Not Required) Experience in event coordination, travel planning, or customer service Interest in events, hospitality, or travel-related services
What We Offer: Flexible work-from-home environment Structured onboarding and ongoing support Opportunities for growth and advancement based on performance Supportive and collaborative team environment $40,000 - $75,000 a year Work Environment This is a remote role requiring a reliable internet connection and the ability to stay organized and productive while working independently.

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