• Oversee the execution of construction projects • Identify resource requirements, coordinate the work of Optimum Energy resources and assigned customer tasks • Perform project status reviews and communicate project status • Manage project submittals and documentation • Facilitate the procurement of IT connection between OE and the customer site • Manage all project mechanical completion, construction startup and commissioning (on time, within budget, within expectations) • Conduct final project team review/lessons learned • Manage project costs, change orders, and billing to ensure 'executed gross margin' goals and cash goals are met • Manage and monitor cost/schedule/resource variances through Optimum’s project lifecycle • Proactively manage foreseen project risk, identify any potential risk scenarios, and facilitate issue resolution • Provide regular cost forecast updates to the Finance team including project cashflows, Initial schedule of values (contractual)

Who We Are We are Fifty & Fifty, a digital agency that works with leading social-minded organizations to marry their brand with stories of social impact in order to gain traction in tomorrow’s consumer market. We envision a world in which benefit corporations are the standard — not the exception — and social causes have mainstream mindshare, led by both businesses & nonprofits alike. We partner with nonprofits and other purpose-driven groups in order to craft brands, websites, and digital marketing campaigns that engage larger audiences and drive action. About the Opportunity The Digital Project/Account Manager is responsible for owning projects from start to finish. They manage the client relationship from the initial discovery process, through solution design and delivery, ensuring that deliverables are of the highest quality and solve the client’s problems. The DPM’s goal is to ensure that the end-to-end experience of working with Fifty & Fifty exceeds the client’s expectations. No other role has as deep, broad, and nuanced a view as the project manager. While the client and team may be invested and informed, the DPM has the unique opportunity and responsibility to draw from the vast contributing landscape to provide the appropriate context for each person involved in the project. You will lead projects in partnership with a Lead Strategist and Client Success Manager. The three of you will share responsibility for the product, the project, and the client relationship. All three of you must excel at both hard and soft skills. Roles & Responsibilities Managing the team’s expectations Listen to the team and establish trust Make sure the team understands the project’s goals, constraints, and client background/expectations Understand the work well enough to make informed decisions Have a strong creative appreciation and be an enabler of ideas for the creative and technical teams. Correct the team when their expectations don’t align with the project goals and client expectations Set up the team for success: clearing roadblocks, protecting time, and communicating clearly and often Managing the client’s expectations Listen to the client and their stakeholders and establish trust Understand their business needs. What is the problem we are trying to solve? Ask this question early and continue to ask it throughout the project. Understand the work well enough to know when a client needs to make a decision. Quickly correct the client’s expectations when don’t align with the project’s goals, timeline, scope, or budget. Help your point of contact look good and build substantial relationships along the way. Managing the work Lead large, complex projects with cross-functional teams Be the hub of communication for the project - in regular contact with internal and external partners engaged in delivering our product. Establishing, communicating, and facilitating the project cadence with the team and the client Encourage and facilitate collaboration. Set up projects in Basecamp and ClickUp to give full visibility but allow the team to collaborate independently Work with client’s third-party agencies and Fifty & Fifty’s suppliers to jointly scope, manage and deliver campaigns when appropriate Understand the workings and needs of the account you are partnered with; have a good understanding of the brands you work on - their definitions, their core characteristics, how they should and shouldn't behave Regularly updating the team and the client on the project status Making sure that we’re building the right thing via a combination of team recommendations, budget, timeline, and client & stakeholder expectations Collaborate with the production team to keep the end product in alignment with client goals and to ensure that designs are implemented accurately and efficiently. Managing business processes Champion project management best practices within Fifty & Fifty and improve delivery within the agency to improve client satisfaction and job profitability Manage the resource schedule across departments using ClickUp and Parallax on a daily basis. Keep the forecast updated as the project changes. Understand the work well enough to know the appropriate points to bring in UX, content, design, or development Own the project timeline and budget Work with the leadership team to assess performance to goals as measured by established KPIs (utilization, revenue & margin) and to plan and forecast as well. Developing new business Contribute to proposals and estimates for new business opportunities Coordinate proposals and estimates of new work for existing clients Manage handoff from our BD team to the project team Participate in discovery Coordinate with the lead strategist on project briefs Encourage the team to identify more ways we can add value Being passionate about social good causes and creative marketing Make it your business to learn as much as possible: reading relevant blogs and articles, attending training sessions, talking to experts, and taking an interest generally in what is going on around you. Be plugged into new trends and developments across the industry and particularly within the client’s sector. Understand the different types of available and emerging media, particularly online, including constraints and opportunities presented by each. Understand what makes a good piece of marketing. Have a sound knowledge of the web and related technologies as well as other digital channels. Striving for great work Learn to develop creative and technical judgment and strive for the best work every time. If you don’t think it’s good enough, say why and work with the team to improve on it before it moves on. Ensure you are driving quality at every stage of the project Make all internal and client meetings and presentations count so your work is given the best possible chance of success. Be professional and be prepared, and make sure everything is working (particularly tech equipment) before the meeting begins. Preparation is key. Who You Are You’re curious. Learning, creativity, and innovation are part of who you are. You can take in evidence, integrate information from various and varied sources, derive meaning from it, and make critical decisions quickly. You put yourself and your ideas out there. Sure, having your ideas criticized can sting, but you don't take it personally. You’re driven to move the needle. You seek visibility into how your work connects to your coworkers’ efforts and the company’s mission. You know what you don't know. And you know when and how to get the answers. You’re open-minded and approachable. You are generous. You share what you know and the resources you have to help your team succeed. You mean what you say. If you make a commitment, you keep it. If you make a mistake, you own it and you learn from it. You don’t repeat it. You take the initiative to fix problems, even if you didn’t cause them. You can take and give constructive feedback without hard feelings. You take from it the ideas that will work for you, and you put them into practice. You actively look for opportunities to make other team members look good and feel good. You know when to speak and when to give someone else the mic. You’re thoughtful and courteous. You know the power of please and thank you. You’re a leader who is comfortable driving decisions and operating with little direction. Qualifications B.A./B.S. or graduate degree Minimum 2 years of experience in client-facing digital project management are required A passion for making the world a better place Skilled at handling multiple projects at the same time Superb client-facing communication skills Excellent written, verbal communication and presentation skills Meticulous attention to detail Outstanding organizational and time management skills Persistent positive attitude and poise under pressure A high level of integrity and professionalism in dealing with people at all levels Proven ability to work independently Experience and true desire to work remotely Well-integrated left-brain management skills with right-brain design interests High EQ, interpersonal skills, creative problem-solving, and critical thinking Excellent understanding of web technologies such as HTML/HTML5, CSS, CMS, and mobile Tech Stack Expertise Highly proficient in ClickUp, Slack, Zoom, and Google Workspace Proficient in web development concepts and technologies to bridge the gap between design and development teams Extra credit: Figma, Parallax, Loom, and WordPress What We’re Offering If the above requirements resonate with you, we want you to join our team. We’ll reward your passion with the autonomy and empowerment that benefit your skills. At Fifty & Fifty, we strive to make compensation fair and equitable for all of our employees. We compensate employees in comparable roles in the range of $70-95,000 annually, commensurate with experience and adjusted based on performance. At Fifty & Fifty, our benefits include: Paid time off Paid sick leave Remote work Healthcare Reimbursement Budget for equipment and at-home office Company 401(k) Don’t meet every single requirement? We still encourage you to apply! Studies show that women, non-binary applicants, and people of color are less likely to apply for jobs unless they meet every single qualification. However, at Fifty & Fifty, our diverse backgrounds, perspectives, identities, and talents help us thrive. Fifty & Fifty is committed to racial equity and social justice and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We actively seek applicants from diverse backgrounds, experiences, and identities to provide a wide range of perspectives, ideas, views, and insights into the strategy, policies, culture, and ambitions of Fifty & Fifty. Due to the high volume of applications received, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

• The Project Manager is responsible for supporting clients with both internal and client-facing events and conferences, delivering exceptional service through effective project management and creative solutions. This role involves overseeing all aspects of event operations, from initial briefing to post-event reconciliation. • Key responsibilities include managing project plans, collateral, registration, transportation, hotel accommodations, entertainment, food and beverage, audio/visual needs, webcasts, staging, speaker coordination, and event execution. • There is a requirement for onsite events to travel domestically or abroad as required. • Full life-cycle planning and execution of multiple key events in a virtual, in-person and hybrid capacity • Financial management, including: budget development and management, expense management and invoice processing, timely post-meeting reconciliation and final financial reporting • Sourcing, negotiating and managing site selections, contract management for venues and suppliers • Coordinate registration, food and beverage, transportation, hotel accommodations, entertainment, gift selection, audio/visual needs, webcasts, staging and speaker selection for all programs; strong focus on vendor management • Work seamlessly with key internal partners on event deliverables (i.e. Marketing for print and digital design and collateral elements, Production on Audio Visual, Event Technology team on web builds, data team on attendee management, Legal and Compliance as required, etc.) • Virtual event planning and project management including confirming appropriate virtual platform, creation of timelines, invitation process, thorough and regular communications to attendees, suppliers and stakeholders • Co-plan with colleagues and the client on larger scale programs; strong team player • Ensure adherence to the client’s standards of operation and policies and that compliance and risk guidelines are followed • Travel when applicable for site inspections and on-site management of live events to ensure full coordination of logistics and on-site teams for in-person events • Post event wrap up including final attendees, budget reconciliation, observations, as well as client debriefs for year over year improvements • Share knowledge of best practices, new suppliers, services and venues

• Support and implement a wide range of technology, research and development, and programmatic tasks. • Manage grants, cooperative agreements, acquisitions, and award management, including coordination of review processes. • Support and improve administrative business processes. • Coordinate meetings between various participants involved in programmatic tasks. • Demonstrate proficiency with project management tools, scheduling tools, and data analytic tools and processes. • Coordinate and manage tasks, schedule programmatic meetings, and share data with program members and the data analytics team. • Draw meaningful connections and information to inform business analysis decisions, improve processes, and support programmatic recommendations and goals.