Competitive Salary
•Competitive salary
•Group Medical Insurance
•401(k) Retirement Plan
•12 Paid Holidays + Vacation, Sick, and Personal Days
•Professional development and tuition assistance
•Team building and volunteer opportunities
•Fun, collaborative work environment
Required Education:
4 Year Degree
The Programs and Events Coordinator at NASCLA supports the seamless execution of diverse programs, conferences, meetings, webinars, and educational initiatives. This role ensures exceptional experiences from pre-planning through post-event evaluation while maintaining NASCLA’s strong operational and marketing standards contributing significantly to the organization's operational excellence.
The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, tech-savvy, creative, and thrives in a fast-paced environment. They are integral to executing event logistics, marketing deliverables, and data tracking that drive NASCLA’s mission forward. They are adaptable and ready to tackle inquiries, collaborate with others, and take on special projects.
Programs and Events
Own logistics for smaller-scale programs (webinars, state calls, team-building), including AV setup, script and PowerPoint development, and post-event wrap-up (evaluations, video, attendee list).
Provide comprehensive support for conferences, meetings, trainings, and mission projects—from pre-planning through on-site execution and follow-up.
Manage event registrations, CLE submissions, and platform functionality for webinars and calls.
Maintain project tracking and timelines in Smartsheet.
Coordinate NASCLA Team Building Events and assist in Annual Conference operations, including app and session data updates.
Partner on budget tracking and ensure sponsor deliverables are fulfilled.
Review TrackBill bills and flag items to track across legislative maps.
Marketing, Communications & Social Media
Execute marketing deliverables, including scheduling eblasts, publishing social media posts, and drafting flyers, PowerPoints, and press releases.
Keep event pages and web content up to date before and after programs.
Collaborate with the Marketing Specialist to create social media and eblast content (divided workload).
Manage timelines for marketing campaigns and maintain consistency with NASCLA branding.
Track and report on campaign metrics, registrations, and engagement data.
Administrative & Reporting
Handle administrative support for speakers, scholarship winners, and special guests (contracts, travel, logistics).
Track data and prepare reports on registrations, invoices, survey results, and campaign metrics.
Take detailed notes/meeting minutes and assist committees as assigned.
Travel as needed to support in-person events and meetings.
Other duties as assigned.
Qualifications
2+ years of program and event planning experience required.
Bachelor’s degree (in a related field preferred).
Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite, Canva, Adobe Illustrator, QuickBooks, Smartsheet, and video conferencing tools.
Outstanding written and verbal communication skills
Creative writing skills is a must
Close attention to detail is a must
Professionalism and self-awareness at all times
Ability to manage multiple priorities and deadlines in a fast-paced environment.
Ability to adapt on changing priorities and tasks.
Self-motivated, professional, and adaptable.
Ability to work in a fast paced and innovative environment independently.
Must be able to travel as needed and attend conference and events in person.
About NASCLA
Founded in 1962, the National Association of State Contractors Licensing Agencies (NASCLA) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting best practices and license uniformity for state agencies that regulate the construction industry.
NASCLA serves as a trusted resource for its members and the contracting community by supporting contractor licensing, enforcement, and regulatory efforts nationwide. Through collaboration, education, and innovation, NASCLA helps strengthen public safety, improve industry standards, and reduce barriers within the contractor licensing process.
Our Mission:
NASCLA promotes best practices and license uniformity for agencies that regulate the construction industry.
Our Goals:
Enhance industry standards and public safety through education, collaboration, and the sharing of regulatory best practices.
Streamline contractor licensing by expanding adoption of the NASCLA Accredited Examination Program and reducing licensing barriers across states.
At NASCLA, we value teamwork, integrity, and excellence in everything we do. Our work makes a direct impact on the construction industry by supporting the professionals and agencies who keep it strong, compliant, and forward-thinking.