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THE PARK AT 14TH
Washington, DC • Upscale Dining • Nightlife • Private Events
NOW HIRING
Member Relations & Guest Experience Manager
$80,000 – $130,000 annually | Based on experience & performance
This isn't hospitality as usual.
At The Park at 14th, we create moments people remember — where elevated dining, vibrant nightlife, and unforgettable private events come together under one roof. Our guests don't just visit — they belong.
We're looking for a polished, people-first leader who knows how to turn presence into influence, and interactions into long-term loyalty. This role goes beyond managing guests — it's about owning relationships, driving retention, and using data to elevate every experience.
If you can make every high-profile guest feel like the most important person in the room — and turn that connection into lasting engagement — this role is for you.
What You'll Own
Guest & Member Experience
- Act as the primary point of contact for members and VIP guests across dining, nightlife, and private events
- Build and nurture authentic, long-term relationships with high-value guests and regulars
- Anticipate needs, manage expectations, and resolve concerns with professionalism and urgency
- Maintain a confident, polished presence that reflects the brand at all times
Client Intelligence & Data Strategy (Core Function)
This is what sets this role apart.
You will transform every guest interaction into meaningful insight:
- Capture and maintain detailed guest profiles — preferences, visit history, spend behavior, and key milestones
- Build and manage a robust CRM database, segmenting guests by value, frequency, and growth potential
- Identify VIPs, high-potential members, and win-back opportunities
- Deliver insights that enable teams to provide personalized, anticipatory service
- Analyze trends to uncover loyalty gaps and revenue opportunities
- Partner with leadership to convert one-time guests into repeat, high-value members
Member Development & Retention
- Oversee member reservations and special requests with white-glove precision
- Re-engage lapsed members and cultivate high-potential relationships
- Collaborate with operations, culinary, and events teams to ensure seamless execution
- Identify and convert prospective members through targeted, personalized outreach
Who You Are
- You command a room with confidence, warmth, and presence
- You understand that relationship-building is both emotional and data-driven
- You have experience in upscale hospitality, luxury service, nightlife, or events
- You're comfortable working with high-profile, celebrity, and VIP clientele with discretion
- You are detail-oriented and CRM-driven — every interaction matters, and you treat it that way
- You thrive under pressure, solve problems quickly, and follow through relentlessly
- You present yourself with professional polish — in appearance, communication, and mindset
What We Offer
- Competitive salary of $80,000–$130,000, with performance-based growth
- Health insurance benefits
- Parking provided
- Direct exposure to ownership and a clear path to senior leadership
- A role at the center of one of DC's most dynamic hospitality venues
- An environment where relationship-building and business impact go hand in hand
Ready to Own the Room?
Submit your resume along with a short introduction highlighting:
- Your experience in hospitality, events, or client-facing roles
- How you've used data and relationships to drive loyalty or revenue
The Park at 14th • Washington, DC
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Who's Hiring
- State Farm482

- Club Pilates3

- Land O'Lakes1

- Virgin Hotels1

- The Park at 14th1

Top Industries Hiring
- Insurance
- Hospitality & Tourism
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in member relations specialist jobs.
- Two or more years of experience in member services, customer relations, or account management
- Proficiency with CRM software to track member interactions and renewal activity
- Strong written and verbal communication skills for outreach and issue resolution
- Bachelor's degree in communications, business, nonprofit management, or a related field
- Experience processing member applications, renewals, and benefits inquiries
- Familiarity with association management systems or membership database platforms
Tips for Your Member Relations Specialist Job Search
Tailor your resume for retention metrics
Member relations specialist roles prioritize demonstrated results in member retention, renewal rates, and satisfaction scores. Reframe your experience around concrete outcomes you influenced, such as reducing churn or improving engagement in a membership program.
Highlight CRM and database platform experience
Most job listings require hands-on experience with CRM tools used to track member interactions and renewal cycles. Name the specific platforms you've used and describe how you used them to manage outreach, flag at-risk members, or run campaigns.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists member relations specialist openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Target organizations by membership model
Associations, credit unions, and subscription nonprofits each run membership programs differently. Read the job posting carefully to understand whether the role focuses on individual members, corporate accounts, or tiered dues structures, then match your language to that model.
Prepare a scenario answer about a difficult member
Interviewers for member relations roles almost always ask how you've handled a frustrated or lapsed member. Prepare a specific example that walks through what the issue was, how you resolved it, and what the outcome was for the relationship.
Negotiate by citing scope of member portfolio
When discussing compensation, anchor your case in the size and complexity of the member portfolio you'd manage, the renewal revenue tied to it, and any cross-functional coordination the role requires. Generic experience arguments land less effectively than portfolio-specific ones.
Member Relations Specialist Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most member relations specialists?
State Farm, Club Pilates, and Land O'Lakes are hiring the most member relations specialists right now, with openings concentrated in Florida, South Carolina, and Texas, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Nonprofits, trade associations, and credit unions account for the largest share of active listings.
How many member relations specialist jobs are remote?
About 22% of member relations specialist openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, with remote roles most common in outreach-focused and renewal-management positions that rely primarily on phone, email, and CRM platforms rather than in-person member events or on-site benefits administration.
How do you become a member relations specialist?
Start by building experience in a customer-facing role where you handled service requests, renewals, or account management. A bachelor's degree in communications, business, or a related field strengthens your candidacy. Get comfortable with CRM platforms and learn how membership programs are structured in the sector you want to work in, whether associations, credit unions, or nonprofits.
Can you get a member relations specialist job with little experience?
Yes, many organizations hire candidates with limited direct experience if they demonstrate strong communication skills and familiarity with service-oriented work. Roles at smaller nonprofits or regional associations are often the most accessible entry points. Volunteer work coordinating members for a club or association, or experience in a call center or front-desk role, can substitute for formal member relations history.
What does the member relations specialist interview process look like?
Most hiring processes include an initial phone screen focused on your background in service or membership roles, followed by one or two interviews with the hiring manager and sometimes a team lead. Expect behavioral questions about handling difficult members, managing high-volume outreach, and working with membership data. Some organizations add a short written exercise or role-play scenario involving a member complaint or renewal conversation.
Where can I find and apply to member relations specialist jobs?
You can find and apply to member relations specialist jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Find the roles that fit your background and apply directly to each listing from the page.
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