Promotional Ambassador

Role Type
Volunteer, in a primarily independent capacity

Objectives

• Increase Mission StageWorks visibility/reach

• Initiate conversations to introduce & welcome in

• Get the word out about the company and opportunities to get involved

Suggested Methods / Examples of Practice

• Promote and converse through social media channels

• Connect with community groups and organizations

• Initiate in-person conversations and build word-of-mouth

Scope & Requirements

• Flexible, determined as needed

Key results

• People visit the website to learn about Mission StageWorks

• People get involved, whether on the development end or in later phases

• Increased social media followship

• Increased newsletter subscribership

Network & Resource Developer

Role Type
Volunteer, in a primarily independent capacity

Objectives

• finding contacts and building a network of folks that can help open doors

• identifying, cultivating, and leveraging relationships, opportunities, and in-kind resources that support our mission

• To build the connections and tools that help Mission StageWorks grow—strategically, equitably, and in alignment with organizational goals

• To foster relationships and welcome individuals and community groups to MSW

Suggested methods / Examples of practice

• This role creates bridges to opportunities for both MSW and the community member

• Network/Resource Developers may conduct research for potential contacts and reach out to others for referrals

Scope & Requirements

• May work independently or collaboratively

• Occasional meetings with administrators will take place to brainstorm, strategize, and support

• Research and communication skills

• Network & Research Developers may customize their approach

  • Examples: only focus on research and sharing information, or focusing on the communication and relationship-building

Key Results

• Knowledge sharing and supporting

• Expanded community & institutional network involving:

  • Key individuals who may offer expertise in their field (public policy, finance, academia)

  • community-focused groups such as affinity groups, community centers, or local nonprofits

• Development of a resource sharing Infrastructure

  • For the MSW participants to refer to