Salary
💰 $65,000 - $75,000 per year
About the role
- Manager, National Leadership Development supports day-to-day operations of National Youth and Teen Development Strategy
Plan and facilitate monthly and quarterly sessions with youth leadership boards and committees
Collaborate directly with youth to co-create resources supporting SHP’s Unified Program Model
Establish and manage a committee structure within the National Youth & Teen Advisory Board
Oversee board committees to ensure progress on defined goals
Manage speaking engagements and requests for youth board members
Coordinate guest speakers and messaging related to meetings, events, and convenings
Lead promotion and selection process for new youth and teen applicants
Support development and on-time delivery of youth-created program materials
Oversee data collection and testing of materials prior to launch
Partner with the grants team to report outcomes
Design and facilitate leadership development workshops
Create inclusive, engaging spaces where youth feel a strong sense of belonging
Develop and support implementation of leadership training materials
Coordinate all event logistics: speaker confirmations, travel, permissions, etc.
Ensure all convenings reflect SHP’s commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion
Build fun and meaningful online communication channels for youth connection and storytelling
Partner with the Director of Online Content to enhance digital youth engagement
Create engaging branded content for email, web, and social media, centered on youth voice
Oversee design and production of promotional materials (flyers, banners, etc.)
Manage data and accommodations for board members
Maintain department calendars and coordinate across teams
Work with admin staff to manage contracts and shipments related to trainings and events
Track and report key metrics; support data-informed decision making
Collaborate cross-functionally across the organization
Perform additional duties as needed
Requirements
- 3+ years of experience in K–12 education and/or out-of-school-time youth development, especially within diverse communities
Knowledge of Youth Work Methods or similar high-quality youth engagement and partnership strategies
Experience in communications and/or marketing
Program recruitment experience
Curriculum development experience
Detail-oriented, with the ability to adapt and meet deadlines
Professional, dedicated, and a positive role model for youth
Strong communication skills - verbal, written, and interpersonal
Proficient in hosting Zoom meetings and webinars
Experience with coordination and event planning