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Main Campus Special Experience and Auditorium Coordinator
Purpose: The Main Campus Special Experience and Auditorium Coordinator plans and manages aspects of The Global Leadership Summit on the South Barrington campus, helping create a world-class learning environment for our guests by supporting the coordination of details including working on special experiences, managing seating and signage for the Main Auditorium, working with the team backstage for unique needs. This role supports the Event Manager of Summit Experience. Required dates of work include June 2nd through the week of the GLS, August 4th – 8th, 2025.
Global Leadership Network (GLN) is a nonprofit organization located in South Barrington, Illinois. Our purpose is to introduce more people to Jesus and fully follow Him. We accomplish this by serving pastors and equipping churches to inspire Kingdom-oriented leaders around the world through the Global Leadership Summit and other leadership development resources.
The Global Leadership Summit is attended by 60,000 leaders in 400 sites (primarily churches) throughout the United States. The Summit is translated into 50 languages and held in over 800 sites in 110 countries reaching over 240,000 international leaders from September to April.
Job Status: Summer Intern (June 2nd - August 15th), FT 40 hrs. p/week, Hourly pay (Non-Exempt)
Position Team: Summit Experience
Reports to: Event Manager
Position Requirements: Applicant must be ready to work in a fast-passed environment and is able to be calm under pressure. Flexibility to add or adjust projects as needed to plan the event. Required dates of work include Volunteer Training on a Saturday, and the week of the GLS, August 4th – 8th, 2025. There is some flexibility for other dates during the summer. There will be two Wednesday night volunteer leader meetings that will be recommended to attend with flex time those weeks. This position does not offer relocation assistance or housing accommodations for the duration of the internship.
Work Schedule: Although there may be some remote days to work from home, this role will primarily work in the office Monday through Friday. Regular office hours are 8:30am-5:00pm with a 30-minute unpaid lunch. We will most likely spend the whole of July in the office.
Pay rate for this seasonal internship of 40 hours per week position is $16/hr.
Benefits include paid time off in accordance with the Illinois PLAWA (Paid Leave for All Workers Act). Time off may be subject to black-out dates during GLS peak season and subject to manager approval.
Primary Responsibilities:
- Attend and support event resume meetings and perform follow-up tasks as assigned
- Assist in aligning with the International Team for international guest experience on campus
- Manage lunchroom allocations
- Inventory and order supplies for use during the event
- Assist in communication with vendors especially related to the unique breakfast/lunch experiences
- Manage proper distribution and allocation of meals for backstage staff/volunteers
- Coordinate and work together as needed with other Interns
- Support Director of Live Experience with additional tasks related to guest experience
- Support guest engagement during high call volume dates and as needed
- Complete other related duties as assigned.
- Actively participate in one-on-one meetings with manager, team meetings, all-staff meetings, and cross-functional meetings, as needed.
Qualifications
Skills and Qualifications:
- Strong interpersonal/ communication skills
- Ability to manage projects under pressure
- Comfort talking to senior leaders
- High attention to detail
- Ability to work with vendors
Education, Experience, and Other Requirements:
- Fluency in Microsoft Office products
- Completed high school and one year of college (preferred)
- A vital relationship with Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior and an active participant of a local church that holds to a historic, orthodox understanding of biblical Christianity
Organizational Values:
- Others – We set aside our personal preferences and put others before ourselves. We exist to serve others.
- Excellence – Excellence matters to God, so we do the best with what we have available to us right now.
- Authenticity – We commit to being real with each other, so we speak with one another openly and honestly.
- Relationships – We practice care and respect and enjoy working with each other.
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