Project Manager
5 stonesSycamore (IL)
About the role
Project Manager5 Stones has a team of Project Managers who creatively and strategically accompany our clients and support the work of the entire Agency. A Project Manager is a key conduit of relationships between clients and our agency, working to ensure projects are organized, managed, and clearly defined in order to drive results for each of our clients. The right candidate for a Project Management position will be...A clear, energetic, and empathetic communicator capable of building strong relationships with our clients and with colleagues A person with extraordinary organizational abilities, project management philosophies, and communication skills Comfortable managing numerous projects and tasks at once Able to efficiently utilize project management software, scheduling tools, communication tools, and reporting tools Comfortable handling difficult conversations and pushing a team to align around an initiative in order to drive a specific result Humble and aware of their deep goodness and dignity as a beloved child of GodWe believe that the culture and community of 5 Stones are critically important to our mission of serving clients and helping our employees thrive in every aspect of their lives. For this reason, we strongly prefer this team member to be located onsite in Sycamore, Illinois (60 miles west of Chicago).Does this sound like you? Even though we aren't hiring for this position at the moment, if you think you'd be a good fit, please submit a cover letter, resume, and portfolio to careers@weare5stones.com indicating which position you'd be interested in and a good fit for.
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