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Grace Farms is a cultural and humanitarian center in New Canaan, Connecticut, that brings people together across sectors to explore nature, arts, justice, community, and faith at the SANAA-designed River building and Barns on 80 acres of publicly accessible natural landscape. Since opening in 2015, it has garnered numerous prestigious awards for contributions to architecture, environmental sustainability, and social good and has become a destination for arts, culture, and community. Grace Farms has welcomed 1 million visitors from around the world to experience innovative programming in music, visual and performing arts, while fostering contemplation and connection through architecture and nature. Grace Farms' humanitarian work includes leading the Design for Freedom movement to eliminate forced labor in the building materials supply chain and advancing initiatives to foster more grace and peace locally and globally. This commitment extends to Grace Farms Tea and Coffee, a certified B Corp that models ethical and sustainable sourcing while supporting Design for Freedom. The integration of cultural programming and humanitarian action reflects Grace Farms' collaborative approach to generating new outcomes and meaningful change.
Job Responsibility:
Assist the Event Operations Manager with the planning and work order creation of a wide range of on-site events
Under the direction of the Events Operation Manager, proactively seek, synthesize and communicate collected information regarding each event/program
Execute all major aspects of event management from planning through completion for a high volume and variety of on-site events and programs
Assist in the coordination of logistics for events, including timelines, vendor arrangements, setup and teardown, and collaboration with internal teams
Provide direction to and work collaboratively with internal teams, partners, vendors, contractors and key staff for operational logistics
Serve as Point of Contact for program owner and Day-of-Event Lead
Manage communications with presenters and hosts
Be present for, and an active participant in event setup, execution, and breakdown
Other duties as assigned
Requirements:
Bachelor's Degree in Hospitality, Event Management, Production Management or Communications preferred
Minimum of three (3) years of event planning/management for cultural institutions or corporate spaces with a proven track record of success
Not for profit experience a plus
Experience working with A/V equipment and a strong understanding of technical event logistics is preferred
Must be proficient in Microsoft Office, Outlook, and Excel
Mac skills preferred
Nice to have:
Not for profit experience
Mac skills
Experience working with A/V equipment and a strong understanding of technical event logistics
What we offer:
Tuition reimbursement
403(b)-retirement benefit with an organization match
Different medical plans, including dental and vision plan
100% employer-paid basic life insurance and short-term disability
PTO, sick, and personal days
11 paid holidays
Access to explore the beautiful 80-acres of preserved land
May take part in any of the numerous public events on-site