About inquirED
inquirED supports teachers with high-quality instructional materials that make joyful, rigorous, and transferable learning possible for every student. Inkwell, our elementary core ELA and social studies curriculum, fully integrates both subjects into one coherent instructional block, building deeper knowledge, comprehension, and literacy skills. Inquiry Journeys, our K-5 social studies curriculum, is used nationwide to help students develop the content knowledge and inquiry skills essential for a thriving democracy. Great First Eight Pre-K/TK, co-designed by Dr. Nell K. Duke, is a research-based curriculum that builds early literacy, math, and other key areas of development through purposeful, play-based learning.
About the Role
As our Events & Field Marketing Manager, you'll own the management of every inquirED event and conference from start to finish. That includes every conference we attend, plus our happy hours, dinners, customer events, and the Social Studies Leadership Symposium.
We're launching Inkwell and Great First Eight alongside Inquiry Journeys, and events are one of the most important ways to reach district leaders. We're looking for a scrappy, detail-obsessed builder who figures out what they don't know and is excited to help us create momentum with events.
Responsibilities
- •Own every conference inquirED attends, plus our hosted events and Symposium
- •Manage one calendar and budget
- •Recommend which events to do, cut, or add based on results
- •Build invite lists with Sales, write event copy, and run invites and RSVPs
- •Plan booths, receptions, dinners, and speaker moments so district leaders leave with a strong impression of inquirED
- •Own sponsorships, event briefs, creative deadlines, shipping, booth staffing, internal comms, and vendor payments
- •Collaborate with Sales on post-event strategy, ensuring a smooth and speedy hand-off, and execute marketing action items
- •Recap each event within two weeks: cost, meetings, opportunities, and what to change
- •Travel to events for on-site execution, with heavier travel during fall and spring conference seasons
Requirements
- •3-5 years running B2B or education events, including trade shows and hosted events
- •Experience managing an events budget and negotiating with venues and vendors
- •Comfort working with Sales and assuring they follow-up without formal authority
- •HubSpot or similar CRM experience, including lead capture and list building
- •K-12 or EdTech experience is a plus, not required
- •Strong project management skills and a record of coordinating contributors and meeting overlapping deadlines
Compensation and Benefits
- •Base compensation range: $97,750 - $132,250 per year
- •Employee-covered health care and retirement match
- •Flexible PTO and 12+ observed days off
- •Biannual company retreats and optional local meetups
- •Most positions are remote, supporting work-from-home flexibility
- •Technology package provided, plus a home office stipend
- •Educational and development opportunities, monthly Brunch and Learns, and more
Must be U.S. based.
