Marketing Coordinator

Responsibilities

• Support local store marketing: Help plan and execute grassroots marketing initiatives, local promotions, sampling, and community activations that build awareness and drive traffic to our restaurants.
• Bring new store openings to life: Support the planning, coordination, and execution of marketing activities for new restaurant openings, including local outreach, promotional materials, events, and opening-day activations.
• Build local relationships: Identify and coordinate partnerships with neighborhood businesses, schools, organizations, creators, and community groups that help connect 7th Street Burger with new audiences.
• Support Partnerships: Help increase brand awareness by coordinating major and local partnerships like the NY Knicks, global burger pop-ups, influencer events and more.
• Coordinate marketing execution: Work with internal teams, restaurant operators, agencies, and vendors to keep projects organized, on schedule, and moving forward.
• Manage marketing materials and logistics: Coordinate the production, distribution, and inventory of promotional materials, signage, merchandise, and other marketing assets.
• Support marketing operations: Maintain marketing calendars, track budgets and expenses, organize project plans, coordinate meetings, and assist with other day-to-day administrative needs.
• Track results and identify opportunities: Help collect and organize marketing performance data, recap local activations and store openings, and identify ways to make our programs more effective.

Requirements

• 0–3 years of experience in marketing, events, hospitality, community engagement, or a related field. Recent graduates and early-career candidates are encouraged to apply. Strong organizational, communication, and project management skills are essential, along with proficiency in Microsoft Office. Experience with local marketing, events, or consumer-facing brands is a plus, but not required. More importantly, we're looking for someone with the right attitude, great instincts, and a willingness to learn.
• You’re highly organized: You can manage multiple projects, stay on top of details, and make sure things get done.
• You’re a self-starter: You take initiative, solve problems, and don’t need to be told every next step.
• You move fast and get things done: You’re comfortable in a growing business where priorities can shift and no two days look the same.
• You’re a people person: You enjoy meeting new people, building relationships, and representing a brand in the community.
• You’re creative and resourceful: You bring ideas to the table and find ways to make things happen, even with limited resources.
• You’re a team player: You’re happy to roll up your sleeves and help wherever needed, whether that’s planning an event, organizing a spreadsheet, or handing out burgers at an opening.
• You understand the bigger picture: You know marketing is about more than looking good. It’s about building a brand people love and helping grow the business.
• You’re flexible and willing to get out there: Some of our best marketing happens in our restaurants and neighborhoods, including occasional nights, weekends, and travel for store openings and events.