Field Coordinator for The John Birch Society

Job Description

Job Description

Description:

Position Summary

The Field Coordinator serves as the primary representative of The John Birch Society within an assigned geographic area. This position is responsible for organizing, educating, and motivating local members and supporters to advance the mission of JBS — to restore and preserve freedom and constitutional government through education and action.

The Field Coordinator works closely with local leadership, chapters, and community influencers to expand membership, promote The New American magazine, and implement national campaigns at the grassroots level.

Key Responsibilities

1. Member Engagement & Leadership Development

• Recruit, train, and mentor new members and local leaders.
• Support and strengthen existing chapters through regular communication, meetings, and leadership development.
• Help identify and cultivate potential Chapter Leaders and Section Leaders.

2. Public Education & Outreach

• Conduct educational presentations and events on JBS issues and campaigns.
• Promote The New American magazine, online videos, and educational tools as key resources for civic understanding.
• Represent JBS at conferences, civic meetings, and public gatherings.

3. Campaign & Issue Coordination

• Implement JBS national and local action campaigns on constitutional, legislative, and cultural issues.
• Encourage members to participate in civic action: contacting legislators, distributing materials, and building community awareness.
• Report progress, challenges, and success stories to the Regional Field Director.

4. Communication & Administration

• Maintain consistent communication with JBS headquarters, leadership, and members.
• Submit timely reports on activities, membership growth, and chapter development.
• Use organizational tools and databases to track local engagement and outreach effectiveness.

Qualifications

Required:

• Strong belief in the U.S. Constitution and the mission of The John Birch Society.
• Excellent interpersonal, communication, and public speaking skills.
• Proven ability to motivate, organize, and lead volunteers.
• Self-disciplined, goal-oriented, and capable of working independently.
• Willingness to travel extensively within the assigned territory.
• Basic computer literacy (email, spreadsheets, CRM tools, etc.).

Preferred:

• Background in grassroots organizing, education, or public policy.
• Experience with civic engagement or nonprofit organizations.
• Familiarity with JBS materials, publications, and educational campaigns.

Performance Metrics

• Membership growth and retention in the assigned area.
• Number and effectiveness of active chapters.
• Implementation of national campaigns and local actions.
• Public engagement and outreach impact.
• Consistency and quality of reporting and communication.

Compensation

Compensation is performance-based, with income potential tied to measurable results, including membership growth and organizational development within the assigned region. Salary, Vehicle, Fuel Card, and Company Credit Card provided.