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MMD Services Inc. in Chicago seeks an Innovation Program Coordinator to help the Hotel Performance Hub bring AI and technology initiatives to life across hundreds of locations.
You will translate project direction into clear materials, communications, and experiences for corporate teams and hotels. You will coordinate onboarding to new tools, support hotels across regions and time zones, prepare trainings and communications, and turn evolving concepts into engaging content.
Our client is a global hospitality brand in the middle of a major product rollout across hundreds of locations and they need someone who understands the pace, complexity, and people that come with it.
The Innovation Program Coordinator helps the Hotel Performance Hub team bring AI and technology initiatives to life. You will turn project direction and early ideas into clear materials, communications, and experiences that help corporate teams and hotels understand what these projects and tools are, why they matter, how they are progressing, and what to do next.
A large part of the role is preparing people for change and supporting hotels as they onboard to new tools. You will work directly with a small team of two analysts, a director, and a vice president.
They provide context and direction. You own day to day coordination and the materials that come out of it.
This is a strong fit if you write clearly, move work forward on your own, and like getting your hands on new technology early. Priorities shift as projects evolve, so you should be comfortable asking questions when direction is unclear and following through once it is set.
Experience in communications, content development, training, stakeholder engagement, or onboarding is helpful but not required. We are open on years of experience, including early career candidates, as long as the writing and the organization are there.
MMD Services Inc. is an equal opportunity employer. All applicants are considered without regard to race, religion, color, sex, gender, sexual orientation, pregnancy, age, national origin, ancestry, physical/mental disability, medical condition, military/veteran status, genetic information, marital status, ethnicity, alienage, or any other protected classification, in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local laws.