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Visit.org is looking for an experienced, responsible, and driven Freelance Event Specialist in Tlaquepaque, Jalisco, Mexico to help us manage the logistics of an upcoming in-person event, which will be held live at a city near you! The right candidate will be based in Tlaquepaque, Jalisco, Mexico, and have corporate event experience, entrepreneurial spirit, extreme passion for our mission, and the energy and discipline to come in and be a builder in a start-up tech environment.
About Visit.org:
Visit.org is a women-led Certified B Corporation that designs and delivers full-scale volunteering programs for global companies, with volunteering experiences built with vetted nonprofit partners and rooted in real community needs in 100+ countries and 40+ languages. Trusted by teams at companies like Amazon, Colgate, Paramount, and Cisco, Visit.org acts as an extension of lean CSR teams to run global volunteering that employees love and nonprofits trust.
Responsibilities:
This is an on location, in person , per event contract role In Tlaquepaque, Jalisco, Mexico. This role is open only to those candidates already based in Tlaquepaque, Jalisco, Mexico. No relocation packages are offered at this time.
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