Sponsorships Manager (Remote)

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mintDenver (CO)
Public Relations SpecialistsOther Services Related to Advertising

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Mint Sponsorships ManagerFULLY REMOTE 6 MONTH CONTRACT with the possibility of extension based on performance.The Mint inc community empowers young minority professionals with an interdisciplinary network for learning, collaboration, and the development of entrepreneurial ventures. In alignment with our mission to positively impact the young, minority community, we are seeking talented mission-based Sponsorships Managers to join our team! This position is a flat-rate contract opportunity that also provides a marketable opportunity to gain experience and build a portfolio of successful results.As the Mint Sponsorships Manager, you'll lead the charge in securing additional corporate and individual sponsorships for the Mint Pitch Competition and, potentially, the Mint Conference. A Mint Sponsorships Manager is, above all, an enthusiastic, self-starter with fresh ideas, strong communication skills, and the tenacity required to successfully secure multi-level sponsorships.What You'd Bring to the TableDetailed and process-oriented approachProfessionalism when representing Mint at events and meetingsA positive and flexible attitudeOutstanding communication and negotiation skillsAbility to hit targetsYou have2+ years of proven sponsorship or fundraising experience (required)A strong passion for developing the next generation of minority leaders (required)Experience working with a startup (preferred)Corporate contact list (preferred)Soft Skills: Independent, Reliable, Organized, CommunicativeThink you are an ideal candidate? Apply Now.

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