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The roles that are described in this series are an example of a team structure for a large and mature community and can be expanded on, depending on the specific needs of the company.
Generally we would expect large Community teams to be structured using the following roles:
Head of Community
Community Manager
Community Coordinator
The first two roles have a strategic focus and are the business interface between the community and the company. The Community Manager and Community Coordinator roles have a more detailed view of their workload.
Please click on each of the links above to view the different Community Manager Job descriptions. On this page, we’re taking a closer look at the Community Manager role.
Responsible for the day-to-day running of a Community, including management of a team of Community Coordinators.
Below is a breakdown of work carried out by a Community Manager, operating in a full time capacity. (usually operating in a team of Community Managers)
I really hope this helps you if you’re in need! We’ll next look at the entry level role in our series – The Community Coordinator role. Don’t hesitate to get in touch to talk about your community, or take a look at our solutions page to find out more about what we do.