US Figure Skating is seeking a Marketing Manager.
The Manager, Marketing is responsible for the completion of the tasks listed herein. In addition, all tasks that are assigned by the Chief Marketing Officer will be the responsibility of the Manager, Marketing. Emphasis will be placed on ability to work in a team environment, creativity, accuracy and timeliness.
To learn more, or to apply online, visit www.TeamUSA.org.
USA Cycling is seeking a Director of Membership.
The Director of Membership will lead the department responsible for looking after the tens of thousands of racing members within USA Cycling, as well as the growing legion of non-racing supporters of USA Cycling. The Membership Department’s core objective is to enhance the cycling experiences of USA Cycling members and grow its membership by creating a range of policies, products and services, which meet the needs of the American cycling community. The new Director will be arriving at a critical time in USA Cycling’s history, as with new leadership it seeks to transform itself into an innovative, customer-focused organization and broaden its membership to include enthusiasts and cycling fans – not just traditional racers. The Director will be responsible for leading the development of the Membership Department, which was recently separated from the Marketing Department, to create a unit explicitly focused on cycling membership. As a member of the Senior Leadership Team, the Membership Director will also be responsible for guiding the direction of USA Cycling more broadly in the execution of its mission to grow the sport of cycling in America.
To learn more, or to apply online, visit www.TeamUSA.org.
USA Volleyball is seeking a Director of Development.
The Director, Development is a regular full-time position reporting directly to the CEO and works closely with the USA Volleyball Foundation (USAVF) Board of Directors. The incumbent works jointly with the USAVF Chair in carrying out the Foundation mission. In addition, the position is responsible for: leading philanthropic gifting for USA Volleyball; creating and delivering a comprehensive successful Development strategic plan; launching new fundraising events, programs, and campaigns and increasing engagement with current members, alumni, donors, and fans. The position is located in the Greater LA area. Extensive hours may be required to include, nights and weekends. Moderate travel is necessary.
To learn more, or to apply online, visit www.TeamUSA.org.
The Paralympic Games is seeking a Director of Communications.
The Director of Communications provides leadership support and strategic decision making on key public relations programs, events and issues. In addition to designing and coordinating U.S. Paralympics’ public information activities, the Director is the first point of contact for media relations, leads publication/video projects and manages a team of press officers for Paralympic Games and all other major events.
To learn more, or to apply online, visit www.TeamUSA.org.
USA Track & Field is seeking a Chief Executive Officer.
The new CRO will be based in Manhattan and responsible for both the USATF’s presence and team in that office. He/She will be responsible for all of the revenue generating activities of USATF (both sponsorship and fundraising/development), and for ensuring the maximum appropriate returns to the NGB’s key stakeholders. Current sponsors include, although are not limited to Nike, Hershey, Visa, BMW, Chobani, Gatorade, UCS, Rosetta Stone and many more. The CRO will report jointly to Max Siegel (CEO) and Renee Washington (COO) in Indianapolis.
To learn more, or to apply online, visit www.TeamUSA.org.
SafeSport is seeking a Chief Executive Officer.
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of SafeSport will be the founding executive and visionary to build and lead an organization of considerable reach and impact. Responsible for the development and execution of the organization’s holistic strategic plan, the CEO will be primarily tasked with cultivating new funding sources, promoting SafeSport’s mission, and serving as an ambassador for the organization. S/he will work closely with members of the Olympic, professional, and amateur sports communities to recognize, reduce, and respond to misconduct in sport through education, resources, and training. The CEO will also work hand-in-hand with the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) and the National Governing Bodies (NGBs) to serve as a unified and powerful voice against abuse and misconduct.
To learn more, or to apply online, visit www.TeamUSA.org.
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