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CrowdDoing · 15 hours ago

Creative Ecosystem Scoping & Community Catalyst

California, United States

Full-time

Hybrid

New Grad, Entry Level

CrowdDoing is an organization supporting Broadway Creative Studios, seeking a Creative Ecosystem Scoping & Community Catalyst to help regenerate a historic venue in San Francisco. The role involves engaging with artists and organizations, curating events, and fostering connections to create a vibrant cultural ecosystem.

Non ProfitProfessional ServicesRisk Management

Diversity & Inclusion

Responsibilities

Respond warmly to inquiries from potential partners, artists, and fellows

Conduct discovery sessions to understand their vision and 'scope' how they fit into our 20-hour daily ecosystem (e.g., morning somatic yoga, midday tech innovation summits, evening immersive theater, late-night punk regeneration)

Act as a translational leader, identifying opportunities to connect a tech sponsor with a visual artist, or a social enterprise with a venue event, ensuring sustainable pathways for participation

Document and synthesize ideas to help build a diverse schedule that balances revenue-generating events with community-driven 'gift economy' impact

Maintain a dynamic digital dashboard of inquiries and tailored solutions, ensuring no spark of genius gets lost in the inbox

Design impact aligned revenue generating events and support the design efforts of our collaborative leadership team

Actively help shape engagement strategies that ensure our 'utopian cultural fusion' is accessible, diverse, and deeply rooted in the San Francisco community

Qualification

Community managementEvent productionDigital collaboration toolsCultural translationEmpathyPassion for SF historyListening skillsOrganizational skills

Required

A Cultural translator: You are comfortable speaking the languages of different worlds—understanding the needs of a punk rocker as easily as those of a tech venture capitalist or a non-profit director

A 'Regenerative Human': You resonate with concepts like Solarpunk, systems change, somatic healing, and the gift economy

Organized & Empathetic: You have strong listening skills and can organize chaotic creative ideas into clear, actionable project scopes (Experience in community management, intake, or event production is a plus)

Tech Savvy: Comfortable using digital collaboration tools (Slack, Zoom, CRMs) to coordinate with a virtual global team

Passionate about SF History: You get goosebumps thinking about helping revive the venue where Louis Armstrong and Robin Williams once stood

Benefits

Access to History: For local volunteers, gain access to one of SF’s most historic spaces and its network of creative leaders.

Global Impact: Work alongside the CrowdDoing global network, collaborating with professionals from over 30 countries on systemic change.

Skill Building: Master the art of partnership scoping, complex stakeholder management, and regenerative design—highly transferable skills for the future economy.