- Support Client Creator Lab initiatives including our weekly podcast, music and Uprograms, virtual and in-person events, grant programs, and partnerships.
- Responsibilities include scheduling podcast recording sessions across all categories including film/tv, music, and gaming (including direct interface with important external business partners and internal stakeholders), managing digital assets, reviewing edits, writing program descriptions, and tracking all deliverables with Social, Digital, and eternal partners.
- Work cross-functionally with internal teams including Design, Copy, Social, PR, and Digital to develop, schedule and release Creator Lab content across Client’s global channels, and with our external partners and vendors, supporting ongoing collaborations and project tracking.
- Coordinate and manage digital content for Creator Lab’s presence. Build and publish net new pages, and working with the digital team to roll out new features and functions.
- Prepare and coordinate internal and external communications, including newsletters, employee giveaways, presentation decks on Creator Lab initiatives and programs.
- Support the Sr. Manager of Programs and Content and Client Creator Lab Director with vendor, partner, and sponsorship contracting, onboarding, invoicing, expense reporting, and travel.
- Support the Sr. Manager of Programs and Content and Client Creator Lab Director on research projects related to program initiatives.
- Upcoming and always on initiatives and programs include but are not limited to Client Creator Talks Podcast, Client Creator Lab Grants, Film Festivals (Sundance, SXSW), CES, Client Creator Lab Short Film Program.
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Podcast Program Coordinator — Employvision Inc.
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