Community Engagement Specialist

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October 24

🌵 Arizona – Remote

Although this job is listed in Arizona, this company may be open to hiring remote in other states.

💵 $23 - $28 / hour

⏱ Part Time

🟡 Mid-level

🟠 Senior

👫 Community Manager

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Lloyd Sadd

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Finance • B2B

Lloyd Sadd is a Canadian insurance brokerage and risk advisory firm and a Navacord broker partner that provides commercial and personal insurance, employee benefits, pensions, wealth planning, and risk management services to businesses and individuals. The company offers sector-specific insurance programs (construction, energy, hospitality, transportation, manufacturing, agriculture, etc. ), specialty lines (cyber, crime, directors’ & officers’, kidnap & ransom), claims advocacy, transportation risk management, surety and bonding, and community involvement and sponsorships. Lloyd Sadd positions itself as a trusted B2B advisor focused on reducing clients' total cost of risk and delivering customized insurance, benefits and financial planning solutions.

201 - 500 employees

💸 Finance

🤝 B2B

📋 Description

• Assisting senior staff in executing grant goals and objectives, coordinating activities, and communicating consistently with state grant representatives. • Supporting SADD chapters, including but not limited to identifying a staff advisor, liaising with administrators to advocate for SADD on campus, advocating for students with boards of education and boards of trustees, assisting students in developing chapter bylaws (as needed), creating meeting agendas and annual calendar of events, onboarding new advisors or chapter leadership, etc. • Working with current SADD chapters to build their leadership capacity and promote relevant programming, producing quality educational workshops, brainstorming events and ideas with chapters, and assisting with events and activities on the ground. • Contributing to a digital footprint for the state, ensuring photos/videos of relevant events are shared with your supervisor and/or the Communications & Marketing team. • Participating with and supporting State staff with an active group of student leaders who serve as a statewide Student Leadership Council (SLC), hosting consistent meetings with students, providing guidance, promoting personal projects, and ensuring they complete tasks as assigned to assist in reaching grant goals. • Identifying and researching outreach opportunities, creating connections and partnerships, and scheduling programs to engage new chapters, schools, and community organizations. • Meeting the needs of SADD’s various constituents and organizational goals, focusing on data-driven outreach and results, which are reported as required by grant and SADD leadership. • Understanding and taking accountability for documentation of grant expenditures to ensure SADD remains a good steward of the funds. • Accurately and informedly completing reporting, time cards, expenses, and related paperwork to ensure clear claims processing, which requires meeting internal and external deadlines. • Collecting, recording, and managing chapter, participant, event, and demographic data, disseminating pre- and post-surveys to event attendees for program evaluation as needed. • Assisting the Field Engagement team in developing programming, creation, and redesign; developing activity layouts, asset design, and training for students or adults to promote new opportunities; providing critical feedback from the field to inform programming updates. • Support National initiatives, including various awareness campaigns, programmatic funder opportunities, National SLC, and conferences that help elevate and build student leaders. • Other duties may be assigned.

🎯 Requirements

• College-level work (AA/AS degree) and/or experience in the field of education, prevention, youth advocacy, substance abuse, program development, or another relevant field, preferably a BA/BS degree • Time management and organizational skills • Writing, communication, and presentation/public-speaking skills • Ability to work independently, with minimal direct supervision, and a malleable approach to a working schedule; nights and weekends may occasionally be necessary. • Familiarity with software such as Microsoft Office, Microsoft Teams, Google Suite, Wix, Canva, and other tools • Valid driver’s license and automobile insurance, with access to reliable transportation • Must be able to pass a Federal SAM and background check.