As a City Leader, you are the face of Introverted Girlfriends in your city. You represent the brand, the tone, and the heart of the community. Women should feel comfortable coming to you, talking to you, and trusting your presence within the group.
This role is about caring for the overall city chapter and helping create an environment where introverted women feel at ease showing up, connecting, and building real friendships. City Leaders help bring the Introverted Girlfriends vision to life on a local level.
To apply for this role, you must have been an active Event Organizer in your chapter for at least three months.
Duties & Responsibilities
• Ensure alignment with the Introverted Girlfriends vision by prioritizing small group experiences where introverted women feel comfortable, safe, and supported
• Serve as the visible and approachable point of leadership for the city chapter
• Oversee the overall health of the city group and the experience members have within it
• Support and oversee Event Organizers, ensuring they remain active and are hosting one to two events per month
• Ensure Event Organizers follow Introverted Girlfriends policies and guidelines
• Maintain frequent communication with the Lead Organizer to stay aligned and address needs or concerns within the chapter
• Communicate with the Lead Organizer about inactive Event Organizers or recurring issues
• Approve new Meetup members and help maintain a welcoming group environment
• Oversee the GroupMe for the chapter, including adding and removing members
• Handle group concerns and conflicts in a way that helps protect the space and the women in it
• Oversee City Leader assistants and delegate tasks as needed
• Attend quarterly meetings with the Lead Organizer and leadership
Reporting Structure
City Leaders report directly Sophia at sophia@introvertedgothicgirlfriends.com or the Lead Organizer.
Important Notes
City Leaders may delegate tasks, but delegation does not remove accountability. The City Leader remains responsible for the overall tone, alignment, and care of the city chapter