Member Programme Coordinator
Pubblicato il 31-08-2026 - The Social Hub (B Corp™) in Firenze
Your Mission, Should You Choose to Accept ItYou're the one who keeps the programme running - and makes it feel effortless. As our Membership Programme Coordinator, you work closely with the Membership Programme Manager to bring our community calendar to life. From the daily rituals, headline & Next Gen events to local partnerships and the Dear Neighbor programme, you're the person who makes things happen on the ground.
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You have a strong sense for what’s on trend and know how to translate that into programmes and experiences that connect people, are relevant, and feel unmistakably TSH. You take ownership for the execution and production of the programs — managing timelines, coordinating stakeholders, aligning partners and suppliers, and making sure every detail comes together seamlessly in your hub. You’re hands‑on throughout the process and know how to turn creative ideas into well‑produced experiences that run smoothly and leave an impact.
You're organised, hands‑on, and genuinely excited by the details that make the difference between a good event and one people are still talking about next week. You coordinate all event programmes for our members from A to Z and love to produce experiences that matter.
In Case You Don't Know Who We AreKnown for being the rule breakers in hospitality, TSH is a fun, creative and inspiring environment where everyone can work, stay, learn and play and most importantly - be themselves. As an employer we look, act and think like a hotel, but instead we offer a lot more. Think student accommodation, long and short stay options, gyms, talks, events, rooftop bar and eat & drink escapes as well as community and coworking spaces. Located in The Netherlands, Germany, Austria, Italy, France, Spain, Portugal, and the UK, with several new openings on the way, this hybrid hospitality concept may take root in the heart of E