Lets Go Managing Director

Job Title: Let's Go Managing Director

Location: Cambridge, MA (Summer Commitment Required)

About Let's Go: "Let's Go" was once a renowned student-run travel guidebook publisher, widely respected for its comprehensive and budget-friendly guides tailored to young travelers. Established in 1960 by Harvard Student Agencies, it quickly became a trusted resource for those seeking authentic and affordable travel experiences worldwide. However, in recent years, the publication has ceased operations, and the brand has largely faded from the public eye.

Now, under the ownership of Harvard Student Agencies, there is a renewed interest in revitalizing "Let's Go" to align with modern trends. One project currently under consideration is the revival of the "Unofficial Guide to Harvard." Other projects would be at the discretion of the Managing Director.

Job Description: We are seeking a dynamic and visionary Managing Director to lead the revitalization of "Let's Go." In this role, you will have the unique opportunity to shape the future of a storied brand. The Managing Director will have significant autonomy to mold the direction of the project, ensuring it resonates with today's audience. You will have access to substantial resources, including:

• Flexible working hours
• A competitive pay rate of $18 per hour
• A summer housing stipend
• The full backing of Harvard Student Agencies

Key Responsibilities:

• Lead the revitalization of "Let's Go," including the potential revival of the "Unofficial Guide to Harvard."
• Develop and execute strategies that align the brand with modern trends and the needs of contemporary travelers.
• Build and manage a team, generate revenue, and oversee all aspects of the publication's operations.
• Engage in marketing, partnership outreach, and strategic planning to drive the success of the project.

Qualifications:

• Rising Harvard sophomore or junior with significant experience in a combination of marketing, partnership outreach, and strategy.
• Strong leadership skills and the ability to work independently with minimal oversight.
• A passion for travel, publishing, and bringing innovative ideas to life.
• Ability to commit 15-25 hours per week during the academic term and full-time during the summer.