Top Events Jobs in Denver & Boulder, CO

Coordinates corporate gifting projects by sourcing and pricing products, building client proposals, managing vendors, tracking shipments, performing quality control, researching gifting trends, and assisting with custom packaging and fulfillment. The role collaborates closely with project managers, supports multiple concurrent deadlines, and requires strong organization, communication, attention to detail, and proficiency with Microsoft Office.

As a Campus Growth Ambassador, you'll build awareness for Posh on campus and engage with students to foster community connections. Ideal candidates should be proactive and immersed in campus culture.

Lead mobile product strategy and delivery for resort, hotel, and retail apps. Act as Product Owner and Project Manager, define requirements and user stories, partner with analytics and engineering, manage vendors, oversee QA, and measure mobile KPIs to improve guest experience.

Provides domestic and international employment-law advice on recruiting, employee relations, performance management, accommodations, wage and hour matters, investigations, terminations, agreements, policies, claims, audits, and litigation. Partners with HR and business leaders to manage risk, support compliance, and implement scalable employment practices. Also supports global employment and immigration initiatives while coordinating with internal and external counsel.

Leads philanthropic fundraising and corporate sponsorship strategy, donor and sponsor relationship development, revenue forecasting, major gift and sponsorship solicitations, and board engagement. Owns pipeline growth, renewals, multi-year commitments, event sponsorship packages, and progress toward a $1.5M+ annual revenue goal while representing the organization externally.

Plans and executes major festivals, awards, meetups, dinners, virtual events, mentorship programs, and other experiences. Manages event logistics, vendors, sponsors, venues, budgets, timelines, communications, digital assets, registration systems, and internal coordination. Proposes new event concepts and improvements while supporting cross-functional research and projects. Requires strong organization, executive communication, resourcefulness, attention to detail, and familiarity with event technology, design tools, and project-management systems.

Own end-to-end short-form content strategy and production for Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook. Create and edit videos, graphics, carousels, and other branded assets; monitor trends; manage influencer collaborations and cross-posting; and analyze performance metrics. Develop weekly content ideas, reports, workflows, and SOPs while maintaining posting schedules, content quality, and brand consistency. Recommend creative, AI, and automation tools to improve content production and growth.

Build and customize GoHighLevel websites, funnels, email campaigns, calendars, forms, pipelines, and automated workflows for B2C campaigns. Apply strong visual design principles, configure UTM attribution, tagging, segmentation, and contact flows, then QA builds across devices. Document implementations, maintain organized assets, collaborate through Google Workspace and Jira, and prepare projects for CTO sign-off.

Generates and qualifies sponsorship sales leads through high-volume email, phone, and LinkedIn outreach. Researches target accounts, engages decision-makers, conducts discovery calls, books qualified meetings, maintains accurate HubSpot records, collaborates with sales and marketing, and meets outreach and conversion KPIs across SaaS, martech, and B2B events.

Leads brand positioning, storytelling, content operations, audience growth, athlete narratives, and fandom across USA Triathlon’s brands. Builds editorial and production workflows, manages a small creative team, agencies, freelancers, budgets, and partner content. Develops stories supporting participation, membership, philanthropy, sponsorship, and revenue while complying with Olympic and Paralympic marketing guidelines. Requires strong leadership, creative direction, audience-building, analytics, and cross-functional collaboration.

Manages Denver Botanic Gardens’ corporate partnerships program, including prospect cultivation, sponsorship sales, fundraising, proposal development, negotiations, renewals, stewardship, and fulfillment. Builds corporate revenue pipelines, secures sponsorships and in-kind contributions, oversees partner activations, maintains CRM records, monitors budgets and revenue goals, and collaborates across departments. Requires regular onsite attendance, flexible event scheduling, and up to 25% travel.

Develop and produce editorial content for conferences, webinars, workshops, and training programs. Recruit and collaborate with industry speakers, create compelling agendas and session topics, moderate live and virtual events, and serve as a subject matter expert for communications and marketing audiences. The role requires strong writing, editing, event production, project coordination, and occasional domestic travel.