Director, Member Engagement Facilitation

LEE

. Participate in intake and co-planning conversations with LEE staff and partner organizations .

Posted 9/22/2026part-timeCalifornia • United StatesLead💰 $40 - $60 per hourWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in facilitating learning opportunities for adults, strategic planning, and community engagement within Northern or Southern California. Proficient in using Salesforce, Tableau, Asana, and Google Sheets for data management and analysis.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Facilitating Learning OpportunitiesStrategic PlanningCommunity EngagementBilingual Fluency in English and SpanishData Analysis

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Hard Skills

Facilitating Learning OpportunitiesData AnalysisStrategic PlanningImplementation ManagementCommunity Engagement

Soft Skills

Consultative OrientationRelationship BuildingCollaborationCommunication

Tools & Technologies

SalesforceTableauAsanaGoogle SheetsGoogle Suite

Industry Keywords

Civic LeadershipCommunity NetworksEvent FacilitationStakeholder EngagementDiversity and Inclusion

Tech Stack

Tools & technologies

Tableau

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Participate in intake and co-planning conversations with LEE staff and partner organizations
Facilitate in-person and virtual events for future and current members
Conduct outreach for event turnout via calls, texts, and similar methods
Guide members to LEE resources, supports, coaching, and opportunities
Use Salesforce, Tableau, Asana, and Google Sheets to input and track engagement data
Analyze event results and enter findings into LEE systems within five business days
Prepare for sessions using LEE facilitator guides and decks
Participate in preparation and run-throughs and support session delivery
Collaborate with the team to understand facilitation context and share learnings
Lead or contribute to special projects as assigned
Bring Northern or Southern California local context to member programming
Travel locally within the region for in-person events
Work approximately 12–15 hours per assigned event, including preparation, facilitation, and wrap-up
Lead an anticipated average of 1–2 events per quarter

Requirements

What you’ll need

Bachelor’s degree or commensurate work experience; without a Bachelor’s degree, 4 additional years of relevant experience are required
Associate’s degree plus 2 additional years of relevant experience, if applicable
5+ years of relevant professional experience, including facilitating learning opportunities for adults
Strategic planning, time prioritization, and implementation management in fast-moving environments
Consultative orientation and ability to execute intake needs and co-design experiences with stakeholders
Reside in approved Northern or Southern California geographic hubs
Deep community/educational networks within Northern or Southern California
Willingness to travel in person to regional events
Ability to build and leverage relationships with diverse audiences and partners
Ability to communicate and collaborate within a geographically dispersed team
Strong commitment to LEE’s mission, core values, and theory of change
Native or professional bilingual fluency in English and Spanish highly preferred
Civic leadership experience preferred
Experience working and coaching across lines of difference preferred
Fluency in Google Suite preferred
San Francisco, San Jose, and West Hollywood residents are excluded from consideration

Benefits

Comp & perks

Generous compensation
Virtual work setting
Flexible scheduling
Values-driven benefits package
Weekly overtime pay eligibility for non-exempt employees
Benefits access for part-time temporary staff (details provided on LEE's Careers Website)
Reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities