3 Hockey jobs

Office Responsibilities: Assist with planning and execution of Blues Youth Hockey activities and special events (Street Team Events, School Assemblies, Little Blues Sessions, etc.). Attend and assist in coordinating community appearances (school/library visits, Little Blues graduations, etc.). Assist with event and program mailings, and respond to requests for information. Assist with communication to youth hockey parents and youth hockey associations. Draft emails and newsletters containing updates about Blues Youth Hockey Programming. Assist with Blues home game night activations.   Hours/Time: Requires availability to work normal business hours, and game nights during the season. In addition, you may be asked to work some weeknights and weekends. Flexible; 15-20 hours per week September - June   Requirements: College junior or senior. General knowledge and interest in non-profit, community outreach...

Reports to:   Director of Youth Hockey Based at:  Penguins Foundation, One Chatham Center, Suite 300, Pittsburgh, PA 15219 Requirements:   Intern must be a junior or senior in college and must take the internship for credit during the Fall 2021 semester. This internship is unpaid. Job Purpose:  Assist the Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation with the organization’s objective of growing and promoting the sport of hockey in Southwestern Pennsylvania at all levels.  Key Responsibilities and Duties: Participate in grassroots fan development efforts through youth hockey initiatives Assist with maintaining relationships and collaboration with PIHL, PAHL and Mid-Am District Providing administrative, marketing and event support for youth hockey programs (at various local rinks, Hunt Armory and community centers) Develop informative summaries and implement participant communication and tracking Ability to provide...

National Sport Organisation - Successful Olympic team sport Strategic leadership and stakeholder engagement focus Build the brand and transform the culture Melbourne, VIC location Hockey Australia is the governing body responsible for providing Australians with the opportunity to play hockey from junior levels through to elite competition, including the Olympic Games. More than 125,000 registered participants regularly play hockey in Australia, including the world renowned Kookaburras and Hockeyroos who boast 12 Olympic medals between them. Reporting to the Hockey Australia Board of Directors, the CEO will lead all aspects of the organisation and its people. As a result of your leadership, clear vision and direction you will build a strong culture and drive the effective delivery of strategic and operational plans, establishing a platform for sustained success. The key immediate priorities for the CEO include: Commercial Sustainability  -...