Visitor and Events Coordinator Supporting USCG Museum
Ruchman · ruchman.com
New London
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The job in short
Visitor and events coordination at a museum.
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Details
- Found
- 14 d ago · posted 2026-10-13
- Location as listed
- New London, CT, US
- Role
- Entertainment / Events
- Source
- The company’s own careers site
Full description
Description
Ruchman and Associates, Inc. (RAI) is seeking a Visitor and Event Coordinator to support and oversee public events at the National Coast Guard Museum. The coordinator is the primary "face" of the institution, managing visitor experience metrics, front-of-house logistics, and executing recurring museum, community, and military events.
Responsibilities:
· Coordinate approved museum public programs, recurring operations, and authorized events, including coordination with the National Coast Guard Museum Association when directed by the Government.
· Tailor event and visitor-support plans to participant demographics while remaining within approved budget, space, safety, staffing, and policy parameters.
· Produce comprehensive "run-of-show" documents, layout designs, and scheduling parameters. Supervise physical setup, transition, and teardown of equipment.
· Act as primary physical point of contact during evening/weekend events, enforcing strict building protocols (e.g., prohibiting food/drink in gallery spaces). Establish SOPs for these procedures.
· Deconflict scheduling between daily gallery visitors and private or public events.
· Execute, collect, and analyze visitor surveys to pinpoint areas of friction.
· Ensure frontline guest service teams effectively promote museum and USCG historical messaging.
· Track authorized event costs, vendor invoices, and cost- allocation documentation.
· Maintain the master institutional calendar.
Requirements
· A Bachelor’s degree in Hospitality Management, Public Relations, Marketing, or a related field.
· 2 to 4 years in event planning, hospitality, or front-of-house museum operations.
· Proficiency in Microsoft Office, event registration systems, and scheduling software.
· Experience with managing visitor flow, crowd control, and ADA compliance.
· Experience sourcing, negotiating, and supervising third-party event vendors (caterers, AV florists, rentals).
· Familiarity with local fire codes, occupancy restrictions, and safety regulations.
· Gathering, tracking, and translating visitor feedback into actionable experience improvements.
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