Lead NextGen Impact Forum – Student-Driven Sustainability

Universität St.Gallen; Sankt Gallen; Vor Ort; CHF 18.000 - 28.000; Teilzeit

Zusammenfassung

The University of St.Gallen seeks a Project Lead for the NextGen Impact Forum, a student-driven platform for sustainability. You will mobilize a small team of students, co-create the forum with the Lead R&S Curriculum Development, and work with SuM and MaCS programmes to deliver workshops, discussions, and events.

You will engage diverse stakeholders, build a strong student community, and shape communications and social media strategy to raise the Forum’s visibility.

Qualifikationen

• Passion for sustainability and bringing people together.
• Understanding of the HSG ecosystem and motivation to shape it.
• Initiative, creativity, and strong organizational and communication skills.
• Confidence working with diverse stakeholders and taking ownership.
• Interest or experience in social media and community building.
• Leadership or student engagement experience is a plus.
• HSG student, ideally pursuing a Master’s degree, regularly present in St.Gallen.
• Excellent German and good English.

Aufgaben

• Unite diverse stakeholders around the concept, planning, and delivery of the NextGen Impact Forum.
• Build and engage the NextGen Impact student community across HSG.
• Lead and coordinate a small student team anchored in the University's SuM certificate programme.
• Connect and support student initiatives and increase visibility and impact.
• Co-create events with internal and external partners.
• Shape the Forum's communications and social media presence on Instagram and LinkedIn.

Kenntnisse

Initiative

Creativity

Organizational skills

Communication skills

Social media

Community building

Leadership experience

German language

English language

Ausbildung

Bachelor's or Master's student

Jobbeschreibung

The University of St.Gallen seeks a Project Lead for the NextGen Impact Forum, a student-driven platform for sustainability. You will mobilize a small team of students, co-create the forum with the Lead R&S Curriculum Development, and work with SuM and MaCS programmes to deliver workshops, discussions, and events.

You will engage diverse stakeholders, build a strong student community, and shape communications and social media strategy to raise the Forum’s visibility.