Senior Manager, Movement Content and Curriculum

At BBYO, we're motivated by our mission, inspiring us to reimagine work to make it fun, flexible, and fulfilling. The Senior Manager, Movement Content and Curriculum, designs the content, curriculum, and training that bring the AZA & BBG leadership experience to life, turning BBYO’s vision into practical, teen ready tools used across chapters, regions, and communities. The right teammate is a strong writer, experienced curriculum builder, and dynamic facilitator who believes in the power of teens to lead.

This role reports to the Senior Director, Teen Leadership, and is part of the Movement Experiences team.

As a Senior Manager, Movement Content and Curriculum a typical day will include:

• Equip the International Board and counterpart networks with training, tools, and content that strengthen peer coaching and leadership growth
• Facilitate ongoing virtual and in-person training for chapter and regional leaders
• Maintain and strengthen the infrastructure behind annual teen‑led initiatives and campaigns

• Support the building and maintenance of a shared standard of excellence for chapter programming, and elevate the quality, depth, and frequency of training for teen leaders, staff, and advisors
• Design programming and incentives that retain upperclassmen throughout all five years of membership
• Refresh the MIT (Member-in-Training) and AIT (Aleph-in-Training) experience so new members enter BBYO’s ritual and tradition in accessible, meaningful ways

• Build customizable content for chapter and regional board training, LTIs, and board transitions, and help train and deliver it
• Develop resources that leverage alumni to deepen LTIs, Execs, and Founders’ Fest
• Design leadership training platforms and modules tailored to season, geography, and involvement
• Continuously evolve the Chapter Leadership Training Conference (CLTC) curriculum and serve as CLTC Curriculum Director for 2 sessions

• Oversee ongoing updates to the BBYO Toolbox and Program Bank to ensure content remains relevant and aligned with current teen practice and organizational protocols
• Manage the Legislation Library, publish Executive Body legislation, maintain governance documents, and support updates to regional and chapter constitutions
• Every two years, lead the review of BBYO’s Membership Manuals (Red, Blue, and Green Books)

• Shape the content and culture of ILN Clubs as spaces for mentorship, connection, and belonging
• Sustain relationships between club participants, mentors, and alumni, and build programming that supports teens between conventions and immersives
• Equip club leaders with content, training, and facilitation tools to deliver consistent, meaningful experiences

• Build and update teen ready content and training that drives Movement-wide adoption of leadership traditions
• Serve as content lead and deputy for August Executives and February Executives Conferences
• Partner on AZA & BBG Ritual programming at International Convention, including separates, teen‑led Limmudim, LEADS teen involvement, and AZA & BBG Boot Camps

• Bachelor’s degree required
• 5+ years of experience working with teens in a formal or informal/experiential learning environment, with a track record of designing and delivering curriculum or training
• Alumni of BBYO is preferred
• Exceptional writing, editing, and proofreading skills, and strong public speaking and facilitation skills
• Experience building experiential or Jewish educational…