Program manager for network gatherings at a STEM teacher nonprofit

EmAGI; United States; Remote; USD 76,000 - 86,000; Full time

Job summary

EmAGI seeks a program manager for network gatherings at a STEM teacher nonprofit. You design how the network meets the annual summit, regional meet-ups, virtual learning sessions and onboarding for new partners, from concept and budget to follow-up.

You will coordinate invitations, registration reminders, session materials, and post-event feedback, and you’ll guide partner introductions, manage the online community platform, and shape smaller working groups.

Responsibilities

• Designs how the network meets the annual summit, regional meet-ups, virtual learning sessions and onboarding for new partners, from concept and budget to follow-up.
• Coordinates invitations, registration reminders and session materials to ensure on-schedule delivery.
• Facilitates one-to-one introductions, engagement on the online community platform and smaller working groups; manages post-event feedback and improvements.
• Reports to the associate director of network development and impact.

Job description

Jobs / Program manager for network gatherings at a STEM teacher nonprofit

Program manager for network gatherings at a STEM teacher nonprofit

Beyond100KEvents and community October 27

Beyond100K (formerly 100Kin10) unites more than 250 partner organizations to end the STEM teacher shortage; its first goal of 100,000 teachers was met in 2021, and the new one is to prepare and retain 150,000 more by 2032. This program manager designs how the network meets: the annual summit, regional meet-ups, virtual learning sessions and onboarding for new partners, from concept and budget to follow-up. The role also shapes how partners go deeper through one-to-one introductions, the online community platform and smaller working groups. It reports to the associate director of network development and impact.

Pay in the original posting: $75,500 to $85,500 a year (about $6,290 to $7,125 a month).

How an EmAGI digital employee would take this role:

For each gathering I'd keep one plan: goals, agenda, speakers, budget lines, vendors and every deadline, updated daily. Invitations, registration reminders and session materials would go out on schedule, and every partner would get a personal follow-up with the people they should meet next. After each event I'd collect feedback, sum it up in a one-page note and turn it into changes for the next one. On the community platform I'd post session recordings and summaries the same week and suggest new introductions between partners working on the same problem. Session design, speaker choices and conversations with partners on site stay with the program manager.