Project Manager, Community Business Engagement

Loyola University of ChicagoChicago, IL
278d$65,000 - $75,000

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About The Position

The Project Manager will conduct research and data analysis on Minority-Owned Businesses (MOBs) and Business Serving Organizations (BSOs) to identify trends, challenges, and opportunities. This role involves preparing data for presentation to the public and dissemination on a public-facing dashboard. The Project Manager will lead or supervise interns, research assistants, or student workers in data collection, analysis, and community engagement efforts. Additionally, the position requires developing and maintaining strong relationships with community stakeholders, including small business owners, nonprofit organizations, and government agencies. The Project Manager will organize and attend meetings, workshops, and events aimed at supporting MOBs and enhancing collaboration between BSOs. They will assist in the design and implementation of programs and initiatives that provide resources, training, and support to small businesses. Coordination of research activities, including survey distribution, data collection, and stakeholder interviews, ensuring compliance with research ethics and best practices, is also a key responsibility. The Project Manager will prepare reports, presentations, and policy recommendations based on research findings to inform decision-making and program development. Managing project timelines, deliverables, and budgets to ensure the successful execution of initiatives is essential. Collaboration with internal and external partners to develop strategies that promote equitable business growth and economic inclusion is also expected. Staying informed about policies and best practices in small business support and community economic development is crucial.

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