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As an Event Coordinator, you will be a primary contact for event organizations representing the interests of The City, communities, and citizens. As a steward for The City's Festival and Event Policy, you will proactively identify and coordinate event requirements to ensure public safety standards are met and events are delivered responsibly. Primary duties include:
- Develop and plan events on behalf of the Arts and Culture Division by assessing needs, conducting research, identifying partners, and building networks; deliver meaningful public experiences within identified budget.
- Provide project management support for event clients to develop, plan and implement safe and responsible events.
- Consolidate information from relevant City partners into identified legal agreements.
- Conduct post-event evaluations including participation from identified partners.
- Provide consultation to representatives internal and external to the City of Calgary on best practices within the festival and event industry.
- Research, develop and revise best practices to maintain efficient support of the festival and event industry.
Qualifications
- A degree in Arts, Communications, Business, or a related field and at least 5 years of related experience.
- A valid Class 5 Driver's Licence (or provincial equivalent) and the use of a personal vehicle for work will be considered an asset.
- Previous experience in major event planning and implementation, arts and culture sector development, project management and partner development, consulting, and advocating will also be considered an asset.
- Previous experience obtaining multiple permits and approvals, and successful completion of event planning courses will be considered an asset.
- Excellent communication skills with strong advocacy, research, development, and analysis skills.
- Demonstrated conflict management skills, along with well-developed planning and facilitation skills.
Pre-employment Requirements
- Successful applicants must provide proof of qualifications.
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