2026-01-02 – Weekly Event Jobs : Remote roles for event professionals

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.

This week, the job market is bustling with opportunities for event professionals. There’s a real demand for roles that require a knack for coordination and a flair for creativity. Plus, there are verified remote positions available, making it easier for you to work from wherever you are.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Senior Family Law Attorney (5+ Years Experience)
    Company: Turco Legal, PC | Location: Manchester, NH
    This role is all about handling complex family law cases from start to finish. You’ll be the point person for court events and settlements.
    Apply Here

  • Events Concierge / Event Coordinator
    Company: The Firm Exp | Location: Ogden, UT
    Perfect for those who love creating memorable guest experiences. You’ll manage everything from event setup to check-in.
    Apply Here

  • Event Specialist, Member Outreach Department
    Company: Educational Federal Credit Union | Location: Miami, FL
    If you’re into marketing and community engagement, this role involves executing sponsor-based marketing events and ensuring compliance.
    Apply Here

  • Event Coordinator
    Company: FF Inc | Location: Los Angeles, CA
    Dive into coordinating live events and brand activations. This is for those who thrive in dynamic environments.
    Apply Here

  • Event Coordinator
    Company: Comvox Co | Location: Culver City, CA
    This is a chance to join a team that values creativity in planning and executing events.
    Apply Here

  • Event Coordinator
    Company: Mark Rink. | Location: Culver City, CA
    Join a dynamic team where organization and enthusiasm are key. Perfect for multi-taskers who love events.
    Apply Here

  • Event Coordinator
    Company: Young Living Essential Oils | Location: Lehi, UT
    A great opportunity for those eager to learn and grow within the event planning field. A positive attitude is a must.
    Apply Here

  • Event Coordinator
    Company: Lab Connect Bizz | Location: Los Angeles, CA
    This role supports the planning and execution of a variety of events. Perfect for detail-oriented individuals.
    Apply Here

  • Event Coordinator
    Company: Catch Vibe Voice | Location: Los Angeles, CA
    Join a team dedicated to creating organized and detailed events. A role for those who love structure and efficiency.
    Apply Here

  • Event Assistant
    Company: Lumek Visuals | Location: Los Angeles, CA
    Help create visuals that tell a story, whether it’s a wedding or corporate event. Ideal for those with a creative eye.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

If you’re looking to work remotely, there are a few great options this week. These roles offer the flexibility to manage tasks from anywhere.

  • Family Event Organizer
    Company: Excitingtravelnow | Location: Utah County, UT
    Manage group lodging, flights, and events. Ideal for those who excel at logistics and enjoy bringing people together.
    Apply Here

  • Customer Insights - Journeys Events Specialist
    Company: Andrews Mechanical Solutions LLC | Location: Acworth, GA
    Focused engagement supporting event strategies. Great for those with a strategic mindset.
    Apply Here

  • Booth Host/Hostess - Event Brand Ambassador
    Company: Apex Petroleum Corp | Location: Gaithersburg, MD
    Join a team at events nationwide. This role is perfect for outgoing personalities who love engaging with people.
    Apply Here

  • Events Marketing Manager
    Company: Alpaca | Location: New York, NY
    Own the end-to-end event strategy and make your mark in event marketing.
    Apply Here

  • Client Events Coordinator
    Company: EOS Worldwide | Location: Birmingham, MI
    A full-time role accountable for attendee management and ensuring seamless events.
    Apply Here

  • Event Marketing Manager
    Company: LIFESIGHT LLC | Location: Denver, CO
    Lead event marketing initiatives with room for professional growth. Flexibility in location.
    Apply Here

  • CRO-PT Contract Medical Monitor, Psychiatrist
    Company: Evolution Research Group | Location: New Providence, NJ
    Oversee medical content and case assessments. A critical role for those with a medical background.
    Apply Here

  • Community Engagement Specialist, Mariposa County
    Company: Zócalo Health | Location: Mariposa County, CA
    Engage with the community, support event planning, and maintain partner relationships.
    Apply Here

  • Community Engagement Specialist, Alpine County
    Company: Zócalo Health | Location: Alpine, CA
    A role focused on community events and keeping partners engaged. Perfect for those who enjoy community work.
    Apply Here

  • Community Engagement Specialist, Mono County
    Company: Zócalo Health | Location: Mono City, CA
    An opportunity to make a difference by engaging in community events and maintaining relationships.
    Apply Here


See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


Hope this helps you find the right fit this week. Keep pushing forward and consider these roles carefully. Best of luck in the search!

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Saw two verified remote postings disappear within hours — apply same-day and keep a tight 6-line pitch and a one-page run-of-show sample ready to paste. > marketing initiatives with room for professional growth. Flexibility in location. Apply Here CRO-PT Contract Medical Monitor, Psychiatrist Company: Evolution Research Group | — for event folks, that’s noise; filter for “event coordinator” or “virtual producer” and set 1-hour alerts.

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Agree on speed, @sophia_w92 — my hit rate jumped when I set alerts and apply within 30 minutes of a post, and I attach a 90-sec Loom intro plus a past virtual run-of-show. For verified remote roles, I lead with time-zone coverage and tool stack (Zoom Events, Airtable, Asana) so they can greenlight fast. Small caveat: I don’t paste rates until scope is clear; got burned once on a last-minute pivot.

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I’ve had more callbacks since I lead with my availability and timezone coverage in the first line — e.g., “PST-based, 9–6 with 2–3 hours EU overlap” — and attach a one-page event timeline, like having your go-bag packed. Small caveat: some postings penalize links, so if there’s no uploader I write “portfolio on request” and only send it after a reply.

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Quick tip: with real-time posts disappearing, I make the subject do the work: “Bizzabo workflows cut no‑shows 23% — ready by Wed.” I keep the email to 4 lines with a scope and a 10‑min Calendly slot; some ATS strip attachments, so inline wins. @sophia_w92 is right on speed, but opens happen on the subject.

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I set up a Zap that funnels new ‘remote event’ RSS posts into a private Slack channel and opens a pre-filled app with my snippets — it’s like catching a flash sale. I add a one-line proof in the first sentence, e.g., ‘Reduced webinar drop-off 18% with segmented reminders,’ and hit send fast; @rjohnson72, that pairs nicely with your timezone note. Caveat: I still do a 60-second check on the company and platform stack before applying to dodge sketchy listings.

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What’s moved the needle for me is dropping a 45‑second Loom in the first line that screenshares a past run‑of‑show and how I handled last‑minute speaker swaps; I tailor it to their stack (Hopin vs Zoom Events) so they can see fit fast. If the role’s NDA‑heavy, I skip the Loom and send a redacted checklist with two week‑one deliverables I can hit. Here’s the generic Loom I reference: https://www.loom.com.

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I keep a one‑page “run‑of‑show snapshot” ready and attach it within 30 minutes of a real‑time post, with one concrete metric (I cut vendor check‑in 18% using Swapcard) and the platforms I’m fluent in. If attachments aren’t allowed on those “verified remote positions,” I drop a view‑only link so they can skim it fast.

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