HR Events & Project Manager

Major League Soccer•SALT LAKE CITY, UT

1d•Onsite

About The Position

This role is responsible for leading end-to-end communications planning, strategic messaging, attendee engagement, and collateral creation for high-visibility health system events. It also involves serving as a primary presenter and facilitator for New Employee Orientation (NEO), managing HR communications campaigns using project management software, developing strategic written content and micro-learning materials, and executing integrated communication plans for major HR initiatives while ensuring brand governance.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Communications, Project Management, Marketing, Public Relations, Human Resources, Business Administration, or a related field; or equivalent combination of education and experience.
Four (4) or more years of progressively responsible experience in communications project management, large-scale event coordination, public presentation/facilitation, or strategic internal communications.
Demonstrated experience developing and managing structured project plans for complex organizational initiatives.
Advanced project management skills, with proven experience building and managing complex, multi-stakeholder project plans in enterprise tools (e.g., Asana, Smartsheet, MS Project).
Exceptional public speaking, group facilitation, and stage presence, with the poise and energy required to command large audiences (100+ people) for full-day programs.
Demonstrated expertise in event communications, event production, run-of-show management, and executive stakeholder alignment.
Superior written communication, copyediting, and storytelling skills, with the ability to translate complex HR policies and strategic goals into engaging copy.
High emotional intelligence and professional poise when collaborating with executive leaders, physician leaders, and cross-functional project teams.
Strong organizational skills and agile problem-solving capabilities to balance competing event timelines and campaign deliverables simultaneously.

Responsibilities

Leads the end-to-end communications planning, strategic messaging, attendee engagement strategies, and collateral creation for high-visibility health system events, including the annual Leadership Summit (~1,500 system leaders), quarterly Director Gatherings, annual Board Retreats, and executive town halls.
Partners closely with HR leadership, Organizational Development (OD), and executive stakeholders to define event learning objectives, draft scripts and talking points, develop run-of-show documentation, and coordinate post-event evaluation and messaging.
Serves as a primary lead presenter and interactive facilitator for weekly, full-day, in-person New Employee Orientation (NEO), engaging cohorts of 80–100+ new hires per session to deliver a compelling, high-quality onboarding experience.
Continuously evaluates and refines NEO presentation materials, facilitation techniques, and guest speaker coordination to align with health system culture, values, and strategic goals.
Establishes, maintains, and oversees comprehensive project plans, timelines, intake workflows, and task deliverables for major HR communications campaigns using enterprise project management software (e.g., Asana).
Monitors campaign milestones, cross-functional dependencies, risk logs, and approval cycles across HR Centers of Expertise (COEs) and health system leadership to ensure on-time, zero-defect execution.
Researches, writes, and edits executive-level communications, leader toolkits, system-wide announcements, FAQs, talking points, and feature articles for internal digital channels (e.g., Pulse).
Collaborates with instructional design and learning specialists to draft, structure, and refine written content and job aids for ongoing leadership development micro-learning programs.
Executes integrated, multi-channel communication plans supporting major HR initiatives (e.g., performance management, benefits open enrollment, employee engagement surveys, and platform rollouts).
Ensures all event collateral, campaign assets, and written messaging strictly adhere to organizational brand standards, editorial guidelines, and healthcare compliance requirements.