The Events Production Technician will facilitate and execute a wide variety of technical and audio-visual elements of all public events. Key responsibilities include but are not limited to researching and developing new technical components and special effects; designing, fabricating, and installing special effects and decorative features; maintaining and updating events departmental software; operating audio visual or other technical equipment during events; and coordinating with vendors and outside contractors. In addition to supporting public events, this position will support the technical needs of private events as needed.
Event Management Jobs
Performs skilled administrative, management, and supervisory work while overseeing the day-to-day aspects of the Event Center. Work involves negotiating terms for all contracts and agreements and usage of the facility. Enforcing operational policies, monitoring expenses, performing public relation functions and ensuring customer satisfaction and the protection of County property and assets. Works in cooperation and coordinates with other County staff.
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo is seeking an exceptional candidate for the position of Special Events Manager in the Marketing Department. This candidate will have a minimum of three years’ experience in executing professional, public large-scale events. Execution includes budget management, long-range planning, soliciting vendors and sponsors, and all event logistics. Candidate must be extremely organized with strong documentation skills. Candidate must also be an unbridled optimist and a self-starter who can work with minimal supervision. This is a full-time exempt position that typically works Monday through Friday, but evenings and weekends are required as needed for events. Come join our fun and fast-paced team! View full job description at cmzoo.org/jobs.
The Event Coordinator is a crucial member of the Amp the Cause team. Every event we produce is aimed at creating awareness and support for nonprofits in the community – particularly those that improve the lives of children and families.
Event Coordinators are cross-functional team members who collaborate with one another towards a common goal of impacting the community for good by using events, fundraising initiatives, and volunteerism as the medium.
We are a small, highly collaborative team. Each person will, at some point, work with every aspect of each event that we produce.
The Marketing & Event Coordinator is responsible for coordinating media and promotion of the
museum and its exhibitions and events, including any programming offered to the membership
and public. This includes managing the museum’s online listings, newsletter, SEO, website and
social media. The Marketing & Event Coordinator also assists with the execution of museum
events.
The Conference Planning Manager will coordinate various requirements and services, such as facilities, registration, accommodations, travel, exhibits, and other event details, for several annual meetings and conferences hosted by the IASLC. The position requires extensive internal and external customer service, organizational and time management skills, attention to detail, as well as excellent interpersonal and written communication. The Conference Planning Manager will serve as one of the primary staff liaisons with the contracted external meeting services firm for larger meetings. This nonsupervisory position is based in our Aurora, CO office and will report to the Senior Director, Membership Experience.
This position shall manage event information, coordinate event functions and supervise patron services for all special events in market this role is based out of. Coordinates scheduling and supervision of facility contract services. This position requires evening and weekend work that may exceed 40 hours per week and the ability to work flexible hours, including evenings, weekends and holidays.
Colorado Public Radio, as we continue to expand, is seeking a full time, experienced events/marketing professional to lead our media sponsorships, partnerships and events efforts as a Partnership and Events Manager.
The Manager of Events and Partnerships is responsible for the development, implementation and supervision of all special and private events, as well as identification and development, of community and in-kind partnerships in support of Denver Film Society activities and revenue objectives. This position will manage event staff, departmental budgets and reports. The Manager of Events and Partnerships reports to the Director of Marketing and Partnerships and works in collaboration with board, staff, volunteers and patrons. In addition to all special and private event responsibilities, the Manager of Events and Partnerships will also play a role in developing partnerships and be responsible for sponsorship fulfilment of DFS programs, organizing in-kind sponsorships and help assist in new sponsorship acquisitions.
The Resort Conference and Event Manager oversees planning to ensure our group/event guests have the highest quality experience possible while maintaining a profitable department. Prepares conference/event materials, writes detailed group resumes and Banquet Event Orders. Works closely with the F&B, culinary, hotel, mountain, CME & VRR teams to coordinate functions, events and all aspects of group experience (hotel events, transportation, lift tickets, ski school, racing, on mountain activities).
