Litigation - Section Program Manager

Job Summary/General Purpose of Job

Accountable for the provision of specific operational oversight of the development and potential deployment of CLE programming and other educational programming entity for an assigned section or entity.

Essential Job Functions and Responsibilities (listed in order of importance and/or time spent)

Provides specific operational oversight of the development and potential deployment of CLE programming and other entity educational programming for an assigned section or entity.
Conceptualizes, develops, and implements new programs consistent with the assigned subject areas and goals of the respective entity.
Oversee the submission of MCLE, speaker administration and invitations, leadership meetings, distance and stand-alone and co-sponsored events.
Accountable for achieving and expanding the sections’ non-dues revenue objectives related to assigned programming.
Accountable for maintaining, reporting, and preparing corrective action plans related to an assigned, approved budget.
Routinely interfaces with members, vendors, and potential business partners.
Trains and leads programming staff to provide support to regional meetings and program logistics.
Cultivates prospective outside business partnerships and encourages co-sponsorships.
Provides coaching, counseling, feedback, performance appraisals, and, when necessary, apply discipline to an assigned team.
Performs other related duties as required.

Required Education, Qualifications, Experience

Possession of a bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university
At least four years’ experience in association program management.
At least three years’ experience developing proposed programs for CLE consideration.
Previous experience in budget management to include reporting, analysis, and budget compliance for a major section.

Preferred Education, Qualifications, Experience

Previous experience in adult learning.
At least two years’ previous experience supervising an assigned team which must have included coaching, counseling, providing feedback, conducting performance appraisal, and, where necessary, applying discipline.

Physical Requirements

Typical office work environment.

Extent of Travel Required in the Job

As a normal course of business, this job will typically require travel of up to 25% of the time.