Texas Chapters Director
chief executive groupAustin (TX)
About the role
Chapter Director Chief Executive Group and CFO Leadership Council seek an energetic, motivated Chapter Director to work with our team. The Chapter Director will be responsible for the continued growth and development of CFOLC's Texas chapters -- Austin, Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio. This is a contractor position, and candidates should be located a commutable distance from some or all of these cities.
Key Responsibilities:
- Attend and lead programs, socials, and advisory board meetings
- Support content creation for our audience of financial leaders to develop engaging chapter meetings
- Work with central Marketing/Operations to ensure promotions, events, and other activities are meeting appropriate metrics
- Grow membership levels by supporting membership renewal efforts and identifying and recruiting new members
- Maintain local chapter sponsors and drive growth, including sponsor renewals, new sponsor identification and recruitment
- Support and drive attendance to the national conferences
Qualifications:
- A bachelor's degree in sales, business, marketing, or communications (or commensurate experience)7+ years in management, customer service/client services, sales, marketing, business development preferred
- Strong project management and organizational skills with ability to be flexible and multitask
- Excellent communication and people skills
- Ability to read a room to manage expectations of different sets of clients while making sure that each meeting is produced with value and professionalism
- Entrepreneurial spirit and team player who is comfortable managing the day-to-day business autonomously and making quick, sound decisions
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office and LinkedInAbility to travel to onsite chapter meetings approximately once a month
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