Hospitality and Events Director

Reports to:

Central Director of Ministries

Hours Commitment: 40–45 hours per week

The Hospitality and Events Director leads LCBC’s events function at an organizational level building the strategy, systems, and team that make excellent events possible across every ministry and campus. This is a leadership role, not a coordination role. The right person isn’t the one doing everything; they’re the one building the infrastructure so the right people can do everything well.

The Hospitality and Events Director serves as a strategic partner to the Guest Experience team and a hospitality consultant across all of LCBC setting the standard, deploying the right frameworks, and ensuring that every event, whether all‑church or ministry‑specific, reflects who we are.

• Have a personal relationship with Jesus and demonstrate ongoing spiritual growth through everyday habits and practices.
• Support LCBC’s mission to introduce people to Jesus and together fully follow him, along with our ministry philosophy, priorities, and beliefs.
• Be a leader who is:
• Focused: Work hard with urgency and intensity
• Collaborative: Bring others into your work, give and ask for feedback
• Growth‑minded: Plan for growth and be ready for when God wants to move by pursuing personal, spiritual, and professional development
• Lead the way in LCBC’s values:
  We run after the one, we pursue excellence, we prioritize relationships, we deploy people for impact, and we are real and relatable.
• Be an LCBC Partner, or willing to become one within 60 days of employment. Regularly attend and participate at LCBC prior to and/or upon employment.

• Lead and champion the strategy for how LCBC does events—defining the standard, building the playbooks, and holding the organization to them.
• Contribute to the Annual Strategic Calendar so ministries and leadership have full visibility and can plan with confidence.
• Sit at the strategic planning table for the Guest Experience team, contributing to ministry‑wide planning, priorities, and decisions.
• Build and maintain event frameworks, best practices, and documentation that allow LCBC to scale its event quality without relying on any one person.
• Work with Communications, Design, and other central teams to ensure all‑church events are well‑represented and organizationally supported.
• Oversee the Special Events process—approving and monitoring events, ensuring contracts and certificates of insurance are obtained when required.

• Recruit, develop, and lead the team of people—staff and volunteers—responsible for event execution, equipping them to own their roles fully.
• Coach team members so they can run events independently at a high level, not so they can assist the director.
• Build volunteer teams for major events, ensuring each person is equipped, empowered, and clear on their role.
• Coordinate and assist in preparation for All Staff Meetings and other appropriate organizational gatherings, enabling other leaders to plug and play rather than manage logistics.

• Provide strategic oversight and leadership for LCBC’s all‑church events— including All Access, Global Leadership Summit, Grow Leader, and Vision Nights—ensuring execution is delegated and owned at the right level.
• Partner and coordinate with the Advantage for appropriate onsite events hosted at LCBC.
• Serve as the primary contact for external organizations LCBC hosts, overseeing the experience from first contact through final follow‑up.
• Lead vendor relationships, contract negotiations, catering coordination, and event budgets.
• In partnership with the Experience Team, serve as a Summit Point Leader and liaison for the Global Leadership Summit, managing all communication and planning so Guest Experience Directors can focus on leading their locations.
• Participate and lead in Generosity Initiative planning alongside the broader team, owning the logistics and overall guest experience for dinners, retreats, and half‑day retreats.
• Serve as the organizational lead for outside groups bringing conferences into LCBC—Grow Leader, etc.—acting as host,…