Event Host
alviesAustin (TX)
About the role
Event Manager For Alvies Boot Party We are looking for an Event Manager for Alvies Boot Party with a personality that always seems to light up the room when they walk in. The role is responsible for creating exceptional in-person boot buying experiences at events and helping guests to find their perfect fit, style, and understand the ins and outs of cowboy boots. We are looking for someone with a natural ability to sell and a focus on creating an amazing experience for guests.
What you'll do:
Roll out the red carpet for guests to have the best boot buying experience in the industry Fit guests in boots and be able to discuss product, fit, style, brand story, and how to care for the product Manage event bookings in the Austin area Lead an event team Help organize weekly schedules with multiple events a week Stock product and run inventory checks before and after events Drive to and from events in the company vehicle Manage event processes and report on behaviors of the customer Who you are: Due to our insurance requirements to drive our vehicles, you must be at least 25 years of age Natural sales ability with some experience selling Initiative - the smarts to do things without hand-holding A fun personality - you like to fun it up in most circumstances A good sense of humor and thick skin An extravert personality and a love for hard work Above and beyond attitude to help others - wants to help customers/employees even when it's outside your job responsibilities Great communication skills Close attention to detail Situational awareness - can read a room High standard for appearance - personal appearance and grooming High integrity An on-time, all-the-time attitude The position starts at 20-25 hours a week. Our ideal candidate wants to join full-time in less than 3 months. If this sounds interesting, we would love to hear from you.
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