Operational Officer (COO), Consult for Kids

Operational Officer (COO) · Consult for Kids

Mission and audience

Help child champions mentor, coach, teach, and train young youth in pre-K and K–12 education. Focus on the adults working in those educational settings and equip them with practical products, services, training, and resources.

Your three responsibilities

Outstanding Opportunity

Recruit educators, trainers, consultants, partners, and other people who want to help child champions and young youth. Build relationships with schools and education teams, explain the opportunity, and develop a team that can reach and serve this audience.

Financially Fiscal (Invest in Yourself)

Promote and sell the child champion products, services, and merchandise suited to pre-K and K–12 education. Coordinate training, consulting, partnerships, and resource delivery using the shared child champion offerings where appropriate. Help schools and educators choose material that fits their needs and setting.

Charitable Contributions

Coordinate free resources and charitable giveaways for child champions and young youth. Work with the nonprofit organizations on appropriate donations, other support received, and assistance given. Keep the receiving organization, intended use, and delivery responsibility clear.

How you lead the work

Results you report

Report contributors recruited, schools and educators served, offerings sold and delivered, and charitable resources given or support received.

Who fits this role

A leader who understands educational settings, develops relationships with educators, and can build a team around child champion products and services.

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