Robogals: Executive Team

As a member of the executive team, you are responsible for carrying out job-specific tasks for your position, attending weekly meetings, and helping with club-wide events. Specific responsibilities vary by role:

• Operations Manager: Manage finances, ensure compliance with club protocols, coordinate travel to annual conference
• Sponsorships Manager: Update sponsorship packages, maintain sponsor relationships, fill out grant applications, identify new funding prospects
• Training Manager: Train volunteers on Finch robot software and student interaction, oversee Workshop Coordinators, develop workshop procedures
• Marketing Manager: Develop marketing strategies, create online content, execute campaigns, design advertisements
• Partnerships and Outreach Manager: Maintain school relationships, schedule workshops, identify new partner schools/organizations
• Workshop Coordinator: Design and run workshops, recruit volunteers, create STEM lesson plans, serve as role model to students
• Events Coordinator: Plan and oversee events like RoboDay, handle event logistics, materials, scheduling, and volunteer coordination

This role helps inspire, engage, and empower young women to consider studying engineering and technology-related fields through free workshops and events, introducing them to robotics and STEM fields.

• Student at Queen's University (implied by chapter affiliation)
• Ability to attend weekly meetings and help with club events
• Role-specific skills: For Marketing Manager - basic understanding of photo editing or willingness to learn; For Events Coordinator - proficiency in organization, planning, and leadership
• Commitment to Robogals' mission of inspiring young women in engineering/technology

This is a volunteer student leadership position with no salary or compensation mentioned. Benefits include leadership experience, skill development, and contributing to gender diversity in STEM fields.

Robogals is an international, student-run organization that aims to inspire, engage, and empower young women to consider studying engineering and technology-related fields through free, interactive workshops.