Social Entrepreneur

Santiago de Compostela, the heart of Galicia and final stop on the Camino, is a city rich in culture, history, and global connection. While known for its spiritual significance, it’s also a vibrant community facing real challenges. Our work centers on helping people reconnect with themselves, the world, and their Creator through community transformation—investing in small businesses, sustainability, and social inclusion to empower lasting local impact.

Do you have a passion for social and environmental impact and a commitment to conscious business practices? Use your passion for social business for the common good of society and the glory of God. The Social Entrepreneur plays a pivotal role in supporting the implementation and growth of the social economy initiatives that combine business with social and environmental impact. This position involves a blend of administrative tasks, project coordination, and communication, contributing to sustainability.

In this role, you will provide critical administrative support to social business initiatives by preparing and maintaining documentation, such as contracts, agreements, and reports, while keeping organized records of meetings, project updates, and key contacts. You’ll assist the Supervisor in planning and coordinating all stages of social business projects, from ideation to execution, ensuring seamless progress. This includes tracking project timelines, milestones, and deliverables to meet deadlines, as well as contributing to impact assessments and progress reports. Additionally, you’ll gather, organize, and analyze data to evaluate the social and environmental impact of these initiatives, ensuring their alignment with our mission.

On the communications and financial fronts, you’ll create and manage content for social business channels, including social media, websites, and newsletters, while liaising with internal and external stakeholders like partners, suppliers, customers, and community members to build and maintain strong relationships. You’ll address inquiries, gather feedback, and conduct research to identify market trends, potential partners, and growth opportunities in the social business sector. Planning and coordinating events, workshops, and seminars to engage participants will also be part of your role. Financially, you’ll help monitor budgets, expenses, and the financial performance of projects, promptly reporting any discrepancies to the Supervisor to ensure fiscal responsibility.