ASST TO THE CITY TREASURER - EVENT PROJECT MANAGER

The City Treasurer's Office of Chicago is a pivotal municipal entity responsible for managing and overseeing the city's financial resources and strategies. It plays an essential role in ensuring the city's economic stability, financial empowerment, and transparency. Acting as a stewards of Chicago’s fiscal health, the office implements policies and programs that advance the city's financial wellbeing for its residents and business stakeholders. With a commitment to public service and community development, the City Treasurer's Office fosters initiatives that boost economic growth and deliver valuable educational opportunities to Chicago's diverse population. Recognized as a cornerstone of municipal finance, this office is renowned for effectuating impactful financial projects and outreach that align with the city's broader economic goals. This opportunity is for the role of Assistant to the City Treasurer - Event Project Manager, a position dedicated to supporting the Financial Empowerment and Education team through the coordination and execution of economic development workshops targeting the residents of Chicago. This full-time role offers an annual salary of $78,672, commensurate with experience, and falls under the SHAKMAN exempt category. As an Event Project Manager, you will be responsible for creating, managing, and delivering outreach projects and events that promote financial literacy and empowerment across the city. The role demands a proactive leader skilled in project management, communication, and multi-task coordination within a dynamic governmental environment. Your duties will include participating in the development and administration of outreach projects, producing events related to financial well-being, and partnering with internal communications teams to meet tight deadlines while juggling multiple projects concurrently. You will coordinate citywide initiatives and departmental programs, ensuring that timelines are adhered to and key objectives are monitored carefully. Acting as a liaison between city departments, the public, and business organizations, this role requires a high degree of collaboration and strategic engagement to facilitate service commitments. You will also represent the City Treasurer's Office at various community meetings, serve as host for webinars when needed, and attend outreach events both in-person and remotely. This role is pivotal in advancing the city’s mission of financial literacy, economic development, and community empowerment, offering a unique blend of administrative, event management, and civic engagement responsibilities essential to the city’s ongoing success.