Be part of the launch of the first membership based community of outdoor enthusiasts in New York City. In this role, you will work directly with OutdoorFest Founder Sarah Knapp in creating a prototype community in New York City. Your role will include, planning and producing local events, securing member benefits with local partners, and spearheading a communication strategy to promote the new program.
This is a great role for a student interested in digital community infrastructure, event production and communication and marketing.
About Mappy Hour (a division of OutdoorFest)
Started in New York City in 2014, Mappy Hour offers monthly events to urban dwelling outdoor enthusiasts looking to connect and learn. Our 10 chapters, across North America provide meet-ups, field trips, and education content to inspire outdoor recreation and include urban populations in the increasingly popular outdoor world. From panels to presentations, hikes to campouts, the Mappy Hour community proves you can live in the city and love the outdoors.
Qualifications
Social media acumen
Clear and respectful communication
Interest in deep diving into best practices in community management both digitally and at in-person events
21+ only due to the inclusion of alcohol at our events
We’re looking for someone who is kind, creative and ready to roll up their sleeves and get the job done.
Extremely organized.
(We are also looking for spring and fall 2020 interns - please apply here and specify your ability)
Compensation: Stipend based on length of engagement.
To apply, send your resume and email about why you would rock this to sarah@outdoorfest.com.
About OutdoorFest
The mission of OutdoorFest is to connect urban dwellers to local outdoor resources to encourage healthier, active, and more adventurous lifestyles through our monthly Mappy Hour.org ™ meet-ups and annual festivals. OutdoorFest LLC also owns green travel publication offMetro.com, which has bene lauded by Lonely Planet as one of the “top 11 most reliable websites in responsible travel.”