| Location | Mooresville, NC |
| Salary | $20–$30 Per Hour |
Do You Enjoy Organizing Events, Bringing People Together, and Helping Small Businesses Succeed?
Would you be excited about planning gatherings, encouraging participation, and making things happen? Do you enjoy organizing events where business owners walk away with fresh ideas, valuable insights, new relationships, and renewed enthusiasm for their businesses? If so, this could be a your next opportunity to put those talents and interests to work.
As a Community Development Coordinator, you'll help create opportunities for local small business owners to step away from the day-to-day demands of running their businesses, exchange ideas with other owners, learn together, and discover resources that can help them grow profitability and freedom.
You'll play an important role in organizing business roundtables, workshops, planning sessions, and other gatherings designed to help business owners become more successful. You’ll network and share with the business community the amazing results our clients are enjoying and invite them to individual discovery meetings with one of our coaches and/or exclusive sessions with other local small business owners.
This is a flexible, part-time opportunity that could easily become full time for a professional who enjoys connecting with others and bringing the right people together for everyone’s benefit.
This Opportunity Would Be Perfect for You If You...
Experience in event coordination, community relations, membership development, hospitality, marketing, or relationship-based business development would be beneficial. What's most important is enthusiasm, organization, initiative, and a genuine interest in helping business owners succeed.
You’ll Be Organizing Meaningful Business Gatherings
You’ll Be Building Community Awareness and Partnerships
If you enjoy organizing, encouraging participation, and creating experiences that genuinely benefit others, this could be a terrific fit.
Compensation
Competitive base compensation based on experience and 20-30 hours per week. Addtionally, you'll earn commissions relative to performance-based incentives tied to event participation, qualified business introductions, and measurable results.