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Warner Music Group
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This is a Full Time Job
At Warner Music Group we're all about our people. Our global company is made up of knowledgeable, 'passionate, and creative individuals. Our commitment to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion fosters a culture where you can truly belong, contribute, and grow. We believe in each individual's value and encourage applications from people of any age, gender identity, sexual orientation, race, religion, ethnicity, disability, veteran status, and any other characteristic or identity.
It is the mission of every member of the WMG team around the world to create a nurturing environment for artists, songwriters, and the people behind the music – at every stage of their career. We strive to set WMG apart by embracing innovation – an integral part of our company's DNA.
Consider a career at WMG and be a part of one of the most influential forces in culture today.
Job Title: ERG Coordinator
A little bit about our team:
As part of WMG's commitment to equity we are expanding our Global DEI team to accelerate our strategic implementation required to create a strong culture of belonging at WMG and become the most inclusive company in the music industry. Global Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) have and will increasingly be integral to advancing DEI strategies, requiring a dedicated ERG role to coordinate planning and implementation activities across all ERGs.
Why this could be your next big break:
Join a passionate, dynamic and innovative team, making significant inroads to advance DEI within WMG. Interact with highly engaged and passionate ERGs that represent a wide range of WMG employee groups. Take the lead coordinating the administrative activities of WMG's 11 global ERG umbrella groups and related 38 global chapters. As the primary point of contact, you will be responsible for the ERG infrastructure to ensure timely updates, provide budget guidance, onboard ERGs, facilitate program planning and umbrella group meeting planning, and oversee ERG development initiatives to optimize ERG engagement and outcomes.
Here you'll get to:
• Serve as the ERG liaison for the Global DEI team to ensure alignment and integration of ERG planning and implementation with GDEI strategies.
• Act as the primary ERG point of contact to coordinate administrative tasks, provide input on programming events and initiatives, answer questions and triage ERG questions.
• Have oversight of the yearly ERG budget and spend by tracking expenses against budget, reconciling variances as required, coordinating quarterly budget reviews and summarizing year end spending.
• Build relationships with ERG executive sponsors and other key stakeholders to maintain open lines of communication and cultivate commitment and advocacy.
• Facilitate the partnership between Communications and DEI to produce global ERG events, ensuring timely and efficient planning
• Maintain processes and systems that facilitate timely input of ERG activities, updating of the global calendar, enhanced messaging on the DEI Hub and regular highlighting of ERG events.
• Manage and enhance the ERG membership database and performance scorecard to provide relevant data, analysis, and recommendations for ongoing ERG enhancements.
• Plan, execute and host bi-annual ERG Forums to exchange ideas, foster creativity and celebrate accomplishments.
• Partner with the L&D team to develop an ERG curriculum to include team chartering, ERG leadership skills and development of member capabilities
• Onboard new ERGs, ERG leaders and Executive Sponsors.
• Partner with the GDEI team to develop and organize for yearly ERG awards.
• Ongoing research and networking with external ERG coordinators to identify leading practices to optimize ERG impact.
About you:
• Bachelor's degree (B. A./B. S.) from four-year college or university; or equivalent training, education, and experience.
• 2+ years' experience as a diversity and inclusion practitioner with demonstrated business resu