Manager of Chapters The Manager of Chapters guides chapter leaders and administrators in building communities where in-house counsel feel they belong. This role provides training, tools, and direct support to help chapters meet ACC standards and engage their members. The Manager oversees chapter compliance, member engagement, and the chapter rebates program, in partnership with the Associate Director, Chapters. Essential Functions, Duties and Responsibilities Review requirements with each assigned chapter. Help leaders meet requirements and follow ACC guidance. Send monthly updates to volunteers and administrators on new programs and events. Build and maintain the annual training schedule for chapter leaders and chapter administrators. Plan and run Chapter Administrator Training at the ACC Annual Meeting. Lead training calls and share tools and resources with chapter leaders. Attend virtual chapter meetings. Follow up on member plans, reports, and other needs. Advise chapters on running programs and planning ahead. Write and update leader guides and best practice tools. Train new leaders and administrators on ACC tools, including email, event, and file systems. Track chapter activity with the Coordinator, Chapters. Ensure reports and documents arrive on time. Issue certificates of insurance for chapter programs. Lead or join chapter strategic planning sessions as needed. Test new tools to improve chapter work. Help chapters adopt new systems. Serve as main contact for chapter leaders and administrators. Visit one to two chapters yearly to share ACC services in person. Supervise the Coordinator, Chapters and Chapter Assistant, assigning daily tasks. Check in monthly with administrators to address questions and confirm needs. Co-manage quarterly chapter rebates with the Associate Director, Chapters, calculating and tracking amounts, and working with accounting on the pay-out process. Education Bachelor's degree in business administration or similar concentration. Work Experience At least 5 years of experience in a professional association or similar, with direct responsibility for volunteer management, member retention, and membership recruitment. Staff management experience preferred.
Competencies:
(KSAs) Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to tailor messages for chapter leaders, members, and internal staff audiences. Proven project management skills, with a record of delivering multiple concurrent initiatives on time and within scope in a high-volume work environment. Proficient in Microsoft Office. Familiarity with association management systems (Salesforce a plus), listserv software, and content management platforms. Skilled at building trust with a wide range of stakeholders, including ACC members and volunteer leaders, staff, and external partners at all career stages.
Supervisory Responsibilities:- This position has two direct reports: Coordinator of Chapters and Chapters Assistant (PT)
- LanguagesACC seeks to hire multilingual candidates. Fluency in English is required, and a second language is preferred.
- TravelTravel as needed.
- Salary Range$75,000 to $85,000 - When determining a salary offer, consideration is given to candidates that possess minimum requirements and preferred qualifications.
- What ACC Provides YouThe flexibility of a hybrid schedule (only two days in the office on either Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday) and remaining days you can work from home. Staff working in the Washington, DC office must reside in the DMV area.
- Office conveniently located in downtown Washington, DC with onsite fitness center and easy access to the Metro Center station.
- Competitive base salary and benefits including:23 PTO days, 11 holidays, and a paid one-week end of year break 401K match, annual bonus, and an additional annual employer retirement contribution
- Subsidized healthcare plans, you can choose from an HMO, PPO, or HSA plan
- About the Association
The Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) is a global bar association that promotes the professional and business interests of in-house counsel who work for corporations, associations, and other organizations. We support our members by delivering a mix of relevant, timely services including information, education, networking, and advocacy.
We work diligently to anticipate and understand the needs of the in-house bar, help members deliver services to their corporate clients efficiently, promote the value of in-house services, and influence the practice of law as it affects the in-house bar.
With more than 48,000 members employed by over 10,000 organizations in 100 countries, ACC connects its members to each other and to the people and resources necessary for their personal and professional growth.
ACC is an Equal Opportunity Employer
