Events Jobs in Colorado
Events jobs in Colorado are concentrated in Denver, Colorado Springs, and Boulder, where a thriving convention industry, major universities, and corporate headquarters drive consistent demand for event coordinators, production specialists, and venue managers at every level from entry-level coordinator to senior director. Employers with a lasting presence in the state include Cvent, the Colorado Convention Center, and AEG Presents, each of which maintains ongoing hiring pipelines for events professionals. The most in-demand specialties are corporate event production, experiential marketing, and nonprofit fundraising events. Find a role that fits below and apply directly.
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Job Overview
Create the Sweet Moments People Remember.
At Footers Catering, we believe the final course should be just as memorable as the first.
From elegant plated desserts and creative miniature sweets to show-stopping dessert stations and custom creations, our pastry program helps bring weddings, corporate events, nonprofit galas, and private celebrations to life.
We're looking for an experienced, innovative Executive Pastry Chef to lead our pastry team, elevate our dessert offerings, and bring fresh ideas to one of Colorado's premier catering companies.
This is more than a production role. You'll lead people, develop recipes, create new concepts, manage quality and costs, train the next generation of culinary talent, and help shape the pastry experience for thousands of guests each year.
If you are equal parts creative visionary, detail-driven chef, and supportive leader, we'd love to meet you.
Why You'll Love Working Here
Lead and shape an innovative pastry program
Create desserts for weddings, galas, corporate events, and private celebrations
Develop new menus, recipes, and seasonal concepts
Bring your creativity to plated desserts, miniature desserts, and dessert stations
Lead and develop a talented pastry team
Collaborate with chefs and event professionals across the company
Be part of a creative, collaborative culinary culture
Every event brings a new opportunity to create something unforgettable
Make a direct impact on the future of Footers' culinary program
Salary Range: $60,000.00 - $65,000.00 per year
Benefits
Annual Base Salary + Bonus Opportunities
Paid Time Off (PTO)Flexible Schedule
Health Insurance
Hands on Training
Career Growth Opportunities
Shift Meal
Requirements
You'll Thrive Here If You...
Have 2+ years of professional kitchen experience with a relevant culinary degree, or 5+ years of professional kitchen experience without one.
Have experience leading and developing other culinary professionals.
Are passionate about pastry, desserts, presentation, and innovation.
Have an exceptional eye for detail and aesthetics.
Love experimenting with new ideas while understanding the importance of consistency and scalability.
Understand recipe development, food costing, inventory, and production planning.
Can manage multiple priorities without sacrificing quality.
Stay calm and solution-oriented in a fast-paced environment.
Are comfortable giving feedback, setting expectations, and holding others accountable.
Have a strong understanding of food safety and sanitation.
Enjoy collaborating with people across culinary, hospitality, sales, and event teams.
Are excited by the variety and creativity that comes with catering and special events.
Physical & Schedule Requirements
Ability to stand and work for extended periods.
Ability to perform the physical duties required in a fast-paced professional kitchen and event environment.
Full availability and scheduling commitment to Footers Catering.
Availability for days, nights, and some weekends..
Responsibilities
What You'll Do
As our Executive Pastry Chef, you'll oversee the development, production, quality, and execution of all pastry-related food items.
You'll balance creativity with consistency—creating innovative desserts while ensuring every item can be executed beautifully, efficiently, and profitably.
Responsibilities include:
Lead all pastry production according to event menus, production schedules, and special client requirements.
Develop innovative plated desserts, miniature desserts, dessert stations, and seasonal offerings.
Create, test, and implement new recipes and pastry concepts.
Build and maintain standardized recipes to ensure consistency, quality, presentation, and accurate costing.
Keep recipes and food costs updated within our production and recipe systems.
Establish and maintain seasonal inventory levels and production forecasts.
Collaborate with the Executive Sous Chef on ordering, inventory, quantities, timing, and food costs.
Lead the Pastry Sous Chef in developing daily production sheets and assigning work using approved recipes and quantities.
Maintain exceptional quality control and take corrective action when products do not meet Footers' standards.
Develop creative, practical, and cost-effective solutions that add value to the culinary program.
Collaborate with the Executive Chef and Culinary Team on new menus, client requests, and special projects.
Partner with Hospitality Team to ensure pastry items are accurately represented in event playbooks and executed successfully on-site.
Lead pastry execution for client tastings, including preparation, setup, presentation, and client-facing interaction.
Occasionally lead off-site catering events and oversee pastry-related event execution.
Lead, Coach & Develop the Pastry Team
Exceptional food starts with an exceptional team.
As Executive Pastry Chef, you'll be responsible for developing the people behind the desserts. You'll:
Directly supervise the Pastry Sous Chef and Pastry Prep Chefs.
Conduct one-on-one meetings, performance evaluations, goal-setting, and coaching.
Build training programs for new pastry team members.
Create clear training materials and execution guides for new desserts and menu items.
Help mold new culinary talent into confident, skilled members of the Footers team.
Train Coordinators and Chefs on current pastry menus, products, and execution standards.
Support cross-training for new savory culinary hires.
Lead with a calm, positive demeanor while holding yourself and others to high standards.
Create Food That Is Beautiful, Consistent & Profitable
Creativity matters—but so does execution.
You'll keep a close eye on the details that make a successful pastry program possible, including: Food quality and presentation, Recipe consistency, Production efficiency, Inventory and forecasting, Food and labor costs, Seasonal par levels, Waste reduction, and Accurate recipe costing.
Our goal is to create extraordinary food while maintaining strong financial performance, with food and labor costs managed to established department goals. You'll understand the business behind the kitchen and make thoughtful decisions that support both creativity and profitability.
About Us
Footers Catering and Social Capitol Venue are at the forefront of the event and hospitality industry. Our company is recognized nationally for exceptional customer service, culinary innovation, hospitality excellence, and creating a company culture that celebrates the hard work of our employees. Our success is driven by the innovation and passion of our team and we have a work environment that focuses on LOVING WHAT WE DO, MAKING IT BETTER EVERY DAY, and CREATING EXCEPTIONAL EXPERIENCES.
Job Overview
Create the Sweet Moments People Remember.
At Footers Catering, we believe the final course should be just as memorable as the first.
From elegant plated desserts and creative miniature sweets to show-stopping dessert stations and custom creations, our pastry program helps bring weddings, corporate events, nonprofit galas, and private celebrations to life.
We're looking for an experienced, innovative Executive Pastry Chef to lead our pastry team, elevate our dessert offerings, and bring fresh ideas to one of Colorado's premier catering companies.
This is more than a production role. You'll lead people, develop recipes, create new concepts, manage quality and costs, train the next generation of culinary talent, and help shape the pastry experience for thousands of guests each year.
If you are equal parts creative visionary, detail-driven chef, and supportive leader, we'd love to meet you.
Why You'll Love Working Here
Lead and shape an innovative pastry program
Create desserts for weddings, galas, corporate events, and private celebrations
Develop new menus, recipes, and seasonal concepts
Bring your creativity to plated desserts, miniature desserts, and dessert stations
Lead and develop a talented pastry team
Collaborate with chefs and event professionals across the company
Be part of a creative, collaborative culinary culture
Every event brings a new opportunity to create something unforgettable
Make a direct impact on the future of Footers' culinary program
Salary Range: $60,000.00 - $65,000.00 per year
Benefits
Annual Base Salary + Bonus Opportunities
Paid Time Off (PTO)Flexible Schedule
Health Insurance
Hands on Training
Career Growth Opportunities
Shift Meal
Requirements
You'll Thrive Here If You...
Have 2+ years of professional kitchen experience with a relevant culinary degree, or 5+ years of professional kitchen experience without one.
Have experience leading and developing other culinary professionals.
Are passionate about pastry, desserts, presentation, and innovation.
Have an exceptional eye for detail and aesthetics.
Love experimenting with new ideas while understanding the importance of consistency and scalability.
Understand recipe development, food costing, inventory, and production planning.
Can manage multiple priorities without sacrificing quality.
Stay calm and solution-oriented in a fast-paced environment.
Are comfortable giving feedback, setting expectations, and holding others accountable.
Have a strong understanding of food safety and sanitation.
Enjoy collaborating with people across culinary, hospitality, sales, and event teams.
Are excited by the variety and creativity that comes with catering and special events.
Physical & Schedule Requirements
Ability to stand and work for extended periods.
Ability to perform the physical duties required in a fast-paced professional kitchen and event environment.
Full availability and scheduling commitment to Footers Catering.
Availability for days, nights, and some weekends..
Responsibilities
What You'll Do
As our Executive Pastry Chef, you'll oversee the development, production, quality, and execution of all pastry-related food items.
You'll balance creativity with consistency—creating innovative desserts while ensuring every item can be executed beautifully, efficiently, and profitably.
Responsibilities include:
Lead all pastry production according to event menus, production schedules, and special client requirements.
Develop innovative plated desserts, miniature desserts, dessert stations, and seasonal offerings.
Create, test, and implement new recipes and pastry concepts.
Build and maintain standardized recipes to ensure consistency, quality, presentation, and accurate costing.
Keep recipes and food costs updated within our production and recipe systems.
Establish and maintain seasonal inventory levels and production forecasts.
Collaborate with the Executive Sous Chef on ordering, inventory, quantities, timing, and food costs.
Lead the Pastry Sous Chef in developing daily production sheets and assigning work using approved recipes and quantities.
Maintain exceptional quality control and take corrective action when products do not meet Footers' standards.
Develop creative, practical, and cost-effective solutions that add value to the culinary program.
Collaborate with the Executive Chef and Culinary Team on new menus, client requests, and special projects.
Partner with Hospitality Team to ensure pastry items are accurately represented in event playbooks and executed successfully on-site.
Lead pastry execution for client tastings, including preparation, setup, presentation, and client-facing interaction.
Occasionally lead off-site catering events and oversee pastry-related event execution.
Lead, Coach & Develop the Pastry Team
Exceptional food starts with an exceptional team.
As Executive Pastry Chef, you'll be responsible for developing the people behind the desserts. You'll:
Directly supervise the Pastry Sous Chef and Pastry Prep Chefs.
Conduct one-on-one meetings, performance evaluations, goal-setting, and coaching.
Build training programs for new pastry team members.
Create clear training materials and execution guides for new desserts and menu items.
Help mold new culinary talent into confident, skilled members of the Footers team.
Train Coordinators and Chefs on current pastry menus, products, and execution standards.
Support cross-training for new savory culinary hires.
Lead with a calm, positive demeanor while holding yourself and others to high standards.
Create Food That Is Beautiful, Consistent & Profitable
Creativity matters—but so does execution.
You'll keep a close eye on the details that make a successful pastry program possible, including: Food quality and presentation, Recipe consistency, Production efficiency, Inventory and forecasting, Food and labor costs, Seasonal par levels, Waste reduction, and Accurate recipe costing.
Our goal is to create extraordinary food while maintaining strong financial performance, with food and labor costs managed to established department goals. You'll understand the business behind the kitchen and make thoughtful decisions that support both creativity and profitability.
About Us
Footers Catering and Social Capitol Venue are at the forefront of the event and hospitality industry. Our company is recognized nationally for exceptional customer service, culinary innovation, hospitality excellence, and creating a company culture that celebrates the hard work of our employees. Our success is driven by the innovation and passion of our team and we have a work environment that focuses on LOVING WHAT WE DO, MAKING IT BETTER EVERY DAY, and CREATING EXCEPTIONAL EXPERIENCES.
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What Colorado Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in events jobs across Colorado.
- Certified Meeting Professional (CMP) credential preferred for mid-level and senior events roles
- Bachelor's degree in hospitality, communications, marketing, or a related field
- Experience managing event logistics, vendor contracts, and on-site coordination
- Proficiency with event management software such as Cvent, Eventbrite, or similar platforms
- Demonstrated ability to manage budgets and negotiate with venues and vendors
- Strong written and verbal communication skills for client and stakeholder engagement
Events Jobs in Colorado: Frequently Asked Questions
How do you become a events in Colorado?
Most events roles in Colorado do not require a state-issued license, but earning the Certified Meeting Professional (CMP) designation from the Events Industry Council significantly strengthens your candidacy. Employers across Denver and the Front Range typically expect a bachelor's degree in hospitality management, marketing, or communications. Colorado has active chapters of Meeting Professionals International and NACE, which provide networking, mentorship, and professional development pathways into the field.
Which companies hire eventss in Colorado?
Companies currently hiring eventss in Colorado include Colorado State University, Amazon, and Vail Resorts, per current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Colorado's concentration of corporate headquarters, destination venues, and national conference facilities in the Denver metro makes it one of the more active hiring markets for events professionals in the Mountain West.
Which Colorado cities have the most events jobs?
Denver, Fort Collins, and Boulder account for the largest share of events openings in Colorado. Denver leads because of its convention infrastructure, corporate presence, and tourism economy, while Colorado Springs benefits from military-adjacent conferences and outdoor industry events, and Boulder draws demand from its technology sector and university-driven programming.
Are there remote events jobs in Colorado?
Yes, but they're rare. Events work is fundamentally on-site and logistics-driven, so fully remote roles make up a small share of openings. About 60% of events openings tied to Colorado are remote or hybrid as of August 2026, and those positions tend to concentrate in pre-event planning, sponsorship coordination, and virtual event production rather than day-of venue management.
How can I get hired as a events in Colorado with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry path is applying for event coordinator or event assistant roles at Colorado convention centers, hotels, and nonprofit organizations, which regularly bring on candidates without extensive experience. Large Denver-area employers such as the Colorado Convention Center and Visit Denver support entry-level hires and intern pipelines. Volunteering with Colorado festivals or charity galas builds a practical portfolio, and pursuing the CMP exam while working gives candidates a concrete credential that distinguishes them from other applicants.
Where can I find and apply to events jobs in Colorado?
You can find and apply to events jobs in Colorado on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings across the state. Search the listings, find roles that match your experience and location, and apply directly to the employers posting them.
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