Experience Coordinator

CBRE Group, Inc.; New York (NY); On-site; USD 42,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

CBRE Group, Inc. is seeking an Experience Coordinator to shape how the workplace feels for everyone who walks through the door. You will own the front-of-house, manage visitor processes, and ensure events run smoothly while maintaining security and service standards.

You will coordinate mail, supplies, and vendor services, while supporting onboarding and daily workplace operations to create an inviting, efficient environment for employees and guests.

Responsibilities

• Front-of-House & Visitors: Greet everyone entering the facility, issue visitor and parking passes, and apply security protocols so guests feel welcome and the site stays secure.
• Workplace Services & Vendors: Manage janitorial and maintenance work orders through to completion so employees are not working around problems in the space; Coordinate mail services, office supply ordering, and employee onboarding so new joiners have what they need on their first day; Coordinate with vendors supplying services and goods to the workplace to maintain agreed service levels.
• Events & Activities: Organize and manage on-site events, including space reservations, setup and teardown, and supply delivery, so hosts can focus on their attendees; Arrange and confirm recreational, dining, and business activities on behalf of the requestor.

Job description

About CBRE and Experience Services:

CBRE is the world's largest commercial real estate services firm. Experience by Industrious is CBRE’s global hospitality business that partners with leading companies and landlords to design and operate workplaces people love coming to. We treat the daily experience of work as a product worth obsessing over, and we build our teams with people who feel the same way.

About the Role:

The Experience Coordinator shapes how the workplace feels each day for everyone who walks through the door. You're the first person most people encounter when they walk through the door. At a high-performing site, that moment is never accidental. You will shape how employees and visitors feel about their workplace everyday. You own the front-of-house: greetings, visitor management, event logistics, mail and supply coordination, and maintenance dispatch. You will be successful in this role when you greet and look after every visitor and employee, keep events running on time, and resolve building issues before they are noticed.

What You’ll Do:

Front-of-House & Visitors

• Greet everyone entering the facility, issue visitor and parking passes, and apply security protocols so guests feel welcome and the site stays secure.
• Answer the telephone professionally and make a memorable first impression.
• Acknowledge inquiries and complaints from employees, guests, and co-workers, and provide professional solutions.

Workplace Services & Vendors

• Manage janitorial and maintenance work orders through to completion so employees are not working around problems in the space.
• Coordinate mail services, office supply ordering, and employee onboarding so new joiners have what they need on their first day.
• Coordinate with vendors supplying services and goods to the workplace to maintain agreed service levels.

Events & Activities

• Organize and manage on-site events, including space reservations, setup and teardown, and supply delivery, so hosts can focus on their attendees.
• Arrange and confirm recreational, dining, and business activities on behalf of the requestor.

This Role Is a Good Fit If You:

• Notice when a visitor needs directions or an answer before they've asked for it, and visitors remark on how at ease it makes them feel.
• Prioritize on the spot when an event, a delivery, and three requests hit at the same time, and never drop or forget the requests.
• Truly enjoy each day being totally different, without tons of advanced warning. The unpredictable nature of the day energizes you instead of draining you.
• Catch when something's slightly off-brand or a supply level is running low, before anyone else notices.