Marketing & Events Lead at OpenClaw Foundation | San Francisco, CA, USA | Rezi

Marketing & Events Lead at OpenClaw Foundation

Marketing & Events Lead

OpenClaw Foundation · San Francisco, CA, USA

3 weeks ago

Marketing & Events Lead

OpenClaw Foundation · San Francisco, CA, USA

22 days ago
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About the Role

The OpenClaw Foundation is seeking its first Marketing & Events Lead to build and execute the Foundation's global events, marketing, and ecosystem engagement strategy. This is a highly operational role focused on execution, responsible for planning, coordinating, and delivering experiences that bring the OpenClaw ecosystem together.

Responsibilities

  • Serve as the primary owner and operator of ClawCon
  • Build and manage event timelines, budgets, vendors, and execution plans
  • Source and negotiate venues, production partners, catering, A/V, and event services
  • Coordinate speaker recruitment, onboarding, logistics, and scheduling
  • Manage sponsorship fulfillment and partner activations
  • Oversee attendee registration, communications, and support
  • Coordinate onsite operations and event staffing
  • Build repeatable systems that enable ClawCons to scale year-over-year
  • Own post-event reporting, feedback collection, and success metrics
  • Plan and execute developer conferences, hackathons, community meetups, workshops, summits, working group gatherings, sponsor activations, and virtual events/webinars
  • Manage The OpenClaw Foundation's presence at major industry events
  • Coordinate travel, logistics, sponsorships, and speaking opportunities for industry events
  • Build event playbooks and operational processes
  • Support execution of Foundation marketing initiatives
  • Coordinate campaign launches across events, community, partnerships, and content
  • Manage marketing calendars and promotional timelines
  • Develop event-related marketing assets and attendee communications
  • Coordinate email campaigns, social promotion, and event announcements
  • Ensure consistency across Foundation messaging and event experiences
  • Coordinate sponsor onboarding and fulfillment
  • Manage sponsorship deliverables and activation plans
  • Work closely with partners to maximize event value
  • Support fundraising and sponsorship initiatives through operational excellence
  • Build systems for sponsor reporting and relationship management
  • Create scalable event operations and project management systems
  • Manage event budgets and vendor relationships
  • Develop templates, processes, and documentation
  • Implement tools for registration, communications, CRM management, and event tracking
  • Establish reporting frameworks and KPIs
  • Partner with Developer Relations, Research, Engineering, and Leadership teams
  • Coordinate announcements, launches, and ecosystem initiatives
  • Ensure events align with Foundation priorities and community needs
  • Help create exceptional experiences for contributors, sponsors, researchers, and attendees

Requirements

  • 8+ years of experience in event management, conference operations, community events, field marketing, or experiential marketing
  • Proven track record managing large-scale conferences, summits, or developer-focused events
  • Strong project management skills with exceptional attention to detail
  • Experience managing budgets, vendors, contracts, and logistics
  • Ability to simultaneously manage multiple complex projects and timelines
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills
  • Comfortable working independently in a fast-moving environment
  • Strong operational mindset with a bias toward execution
  • Experience running developer conferences, open-source events, or technical community programs
  • Familiarity with open-source software ecosystems
  • Experience working with sponsorship programs and partner activations
  • Experience supporting startup, technology, AI, or developer-focused organizations
  • Familiarity with marketing automation, CRM systems, and event technology platforms
  • Experience managing global or distributed events

Skills

  • Event management
  • Conference operations
  • Community events
  • Field marketing
  • Experiential marketing
  • Project management
  • Budget management
  • Vendor management
  • Contract negotiation
  • Logistics coordination
  • Marketing automation
  • CRM systems
  • Event technology platforms

Location

  • Global

Work Type

  • Full-time
  • Hybrid

Experience Level

  • 8+ years of experience

About the Company

  • The OpenClaw Foundation is the steward of the world's largest open source AI agent project.
  • Its mission is grounded in a foundational conviction: that AI must be open, safe, and ultimately owned by the individuals and communities who use it.
  • The Foundation operates across three core mandates: Advancing research into the human-agent relationship while continuously evolving the OpenClaw platform; Maintaining and hardening the codebase to ensure security, reliability, and long-term sustainability; Establishing interoperability standards for the emerging agent era, defining how agents configure, communicate, establish trust, transact, and represent user identity across ecosystems.
  • Modeled after the governance structures that shaped the open web and modern computing infrastructure, the Foundation serves as a neutral, multi-stakeholder convening body — the equivalent of W3C or the Linux Foundation for the agentic AI era.
  • Major laboratories and infrastructure providers collaborate under its umbrella on shared, vendor-neutral infrastructure, with no single organization controlling the roadmap or direction.
  • The OpenClaw Foundation believes that individuals should have full sovereignty over their AI: their data, their interactions, and the behavior and personality of their agents.
  • Open source is not incidental to this mission but central to it — code must remain free to use, modify, and build upon.
  • The future of agentic AI will be defined by a broad, developer-driven community, not prescribed by any single commercial interest.