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Events & Partnerships Manager

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Remote
Hiring Remotely in US
75K-90K Annually
Mid level
Remote
Hiring Remotely in US
75K-90K Annually
Mid level
The Events & Partnerships Manager will oversee logistics for Opus's events, build partnerships with L&D consultants, and create memorable activations. Responsibilities include relationship management and optimizing the partner ecosystem.
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About Opus Training

Opus is the leading AI-powered training operations platform for the service industry. We're a team of industry veterans and tech operators building a world where every frontline worker has a good job.

Role Overview

We're embedded in a tight community of industry conferences and events, L&D/operations consultants, and technology vendors. We show up in that world intentionally — and we need someone to own it.

You'll run our conference and event program end-to-end, build a partner program with the consultants and advisors who influence our buyers, and co-create activations that people actually remember.

Why this role is special

You'll work with strong raw material:

  • A brand people respect and customers who love us

  • A track record of authentic co-marketing — like our joint research study with CHART that produced the Hospitality Training 360 Report

  • A growing conference presence across restaurant, hospitality, and service industry

  • A team that invests in showing up well — the right venue, the right invite, the right follow-up

Some of this is a strong foundation to optimize — our conference presence is established and growing. Some of it is newer territory to build from the ground up, such as partner co-marketing and referral motion.

If you thrive in both modes — sharpening what works and building what doesn't exist yet — this role will feel like home.

Key Responsibilities
  • Own end-to-end logistics for every conference and event Opus attends or hosts

  • Attend select events as the face of Opus, building relationships in the room

  • Identify and activate L&D consultants, ops advisors, and franchise consultants as referral partners

  • Own outreach, onboarding, and ongoing relationship management across the partner ecosystem

  • Keep a current picture of the partner ecosystem — who's engaged, who's not, and what's next

  • Co-create activations with partners (dinners, breakfasts, webinars) that serve mutual goals and feel intentional

Skills & Experience

Must Have:

  • Field sales, SDR, door-to-door, or fundraising experience — you've initiated cold and followed through

  • Evidence you've built something relational from scratch — a program, a club, a business — and you can point to it

  • Strong instinct for relationship-building — you remember details, follow up with context, and make people feel like they're the only one

  • Creative taste — you have a point of view on what makes an event or activation memorable vs. forgettable

  • Operational rigor — details don't slip, logistics don't scramble

  • 3–5 years of relevant experience; you've outgrown your current role and want real ownership

Nice to Have:

  • Background in L&D, restaurant, hospitality, or franchise

  • Experience attending or staffing industry conferences

  • Familiarity with tools like Luma/Zoom, Notion, and CRM

What Success Looks Like

First 90 Days:

  • Event logistics are fully owned — zero exceptions, nothing falling on others

  • Top 20 referral partner targets identified and first outreach underway

  • First co-created partner activation in motion

Within First Year:

  • Event excellence: conference and partner event calendar owned, tracked, never a scramble

  • Partner pipeline attribution: referrals traceable to the program in sales pipeline

  • Ecosystem presence: regular calendar of co-marketing activities with partners that are aligned to Opus business objectives

Why Join Opus Training

You'll help Opus grow in a space where relationships actually matter and the product earns the trust you're asking people to extend.

This is a rare opportunity to own a function, develop real partnerships, and shape how Opus shows up in an industry we care deeply about.

Top Skills

CRM
Luma
Notion
Zoom

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