You can make a CodeDay happen.
You're a community member passionate about bringing more coding to your community. We're a 501(c)(3) non-profit with a proven event format and the experience to help. Let's work together.
Why Organize a CodeDay?
CodeDay is a nationwide event proven to inspire students to love coding, and build communities... plus it's a lot of fun to organize and attend! It's also a great way to build a strong network and get leadership experience: many former CodeDay organizers are now working in high-level roles for leading technology companies.
Plus, it's easy. In brief: organizing CodeDay involves finding a venue, getting some sponsors, promoting to schools, and ordering food and drinks. If that sounds like something you can do, we'd love to talk!
Positions
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Regional Manager
Oversee the planning process: find a venue and sponsors, promote the event, and order food. For new cities, this may be the only position, in which case you'll plan the whole event.
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Assistant Regional Manager
Similar expectations to the regional manager, with the goal of helping and possibly taking over in future seasons.
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Sponsorships and Venue Team
Work to find a venue and sponsorships (monetary and in-kind donations).
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Community Partnerships
Make promotion-focused connections with local organizations, clubs, schools, and the media.
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Community Liason
Help the Community Partnerships team to promote CodeDay in your school or community.
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Code Evangelist
Oversee things on the day-of! (May also hold another position.)
Requirements
- If you're a student, you should be in high school or college.
- Can commit 2-5 hours each week
- Comfortable with calling and emailing
- Prior organizational or leadership experience is a plus
We'll Provide
- Training: organizer guides and videos
- Bi-weekly 1-1 calls to solve problems
- A website, ticket sale platform, etc
- Event supplies
- The ability to receive and spend sponsorships/ticket sales revenue