Hudson Pacific Properties
Events & Programming Coordinator
San Francisco, CA · Contract
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 36 days ago
ExcelVendor ManagementPhotographyResearchCommunicationTime Management
About the role
- This position reports to the Director of Programming and Events.
- Track expenses for events and programming initiatives.
- Assist with permitting and scheduling with city agencies such as SFDPH, SFFD, ABC, BCDC, Port, etc.
Responsibilities
- Events & Programming Support
- Support the creation and execution of retail marketing and public events and programming at Hudson's public-facing assets such as the San Francisco Ferry Building.
- Collaborate on the design of seasonal initiatives, giveaways, events, and promotions.
- Maintain up to date calendar for public events, merchant events, and tenant events.
- Create public event ticket pages and monitor sales.
- Create event timelines and layout diagrams.
- Provide administrative support for events contracts.
- He began building a seasoned team, purchased two Hollywood studio lots, and dramatically expanded our California office footprint by taking the company public in 2010.
- Today, from our Los Angeles headquarters, to Silicon Valley, to San Francisco, to Seattle, to Vancouver and beyond, we own, transform, build and operate marquee office and studio.
- We work closely with them to find and create the perfect environment, and to provide the services that enable their employees to thrive.
Requirements
- Ability to read, listen and communicate effectively in English, both verbally and in writing.
Nice to have
- 4-year degree from accredited college or university preferred.
Skills
- Expert time management and organizational skills.
Benefits
- That was our Chairman and CEO Victor Coleman's vision when he founded the company in 2006.
Apply directly at Hudson Pacific Properties →Create a free account for alerts like thisView Hudson Pacific Properties immigration profile
This listing is sourced directly from Hudson Pacific Properties's careers page and normalized into a canonical job model.