Role Descriptions

Content Producer

About the Role

The Content Producer helps bring KYW’s transformational programs to life on screen and in participant materials. This role is for someone who enjoys making meaningful ideas feel clear, beautiful, engaging, and easy to experience.

Working from direction provided by KYW's leadership and Curriculum Designer, the Content Producer helps turn recorded content, slides, worksheets, visuals, and reflection prompts into polished learning materials that participants can actually use and enjoy.

What You May Do

• Create and refine slides, worksheets, PDFs, and participant materials.

• Help pair recorded content with reflection questions, visuals, and learning prompts.

• Support video and audio assembly, slide overlays, or content edits.

• Use Canva, PowerPoint, Microsoft Word, and other creative tools as needed.

• Help make KYW materials feel visually warm, clear, inspiring, high-quality, and on-brand.

• Incorporate feedback from KYW's leadership or Curriculum Designer.

• Organize drafts and final files so materials are easy to use and share.

Who This May Be Right For

This role may be a strong fit if you are:

• creative, detail-oriented, and reliable;

• energized by making ideas look and feel more engaging;

• comfortable receiving direction and improving through feedback;

• curious about learning new creative tools;

• interested in leadership, reflection, women’s growth, and social impact;

• excited to support transformational content;

• interested in building a long-term creative relationship with KYW.

Helpful Experience

Helpful but not required:

• Canva, PowerPoint, Microsoft Word, Google Workspace, or basic video / audio editing;

•  creating slides, worksheets, graphics, PDFs, course materials, or social content;

•  design, communications, editing, publishing, admin, or content-support experience;

•  online courses, coaching programs, workshops, or learning platforms;

•  AI-supported creative tools, or willingness to learn.

Curriculum Designer

About the Role

The Curriculum Designer helps transform KYW program content into engaging, reflective, and participant-ready learning experiences.

This role goes beyond creating worksheets. The Curriculum Designer reviews recorded content from Transformational Guides and other KYW creators, identifies the core insights, and develops supporting materials that deepen the participant experience. This may include worksheets, reflection prompts, slide overlays, visual inspiration, discussion questions, and other curriculum elements that help participants engage more meaningfully with what they are seeing, hearing, and practicing.

The Curriculum Designer works closely with KYW leadership and the Content Producer, who may then assemble, edit, and publish the final learning materials.

What You May Do

• Review recorded content submitted by Transformational Guides or KYW creators.

• Identify key themes, insights, reflection points, and participant takeaways.

• Develop worksheets, reflection prompts, exercises, and participant guides.

• Create or outline slides that accompany recorded content, including reflective questions, key phrases, images, or visual concepts.

• Use tools such as PowerPoint, Canva, AI-enabled creative tools, or other platforms to develop visually engaging curriculum assets.

• Suggest imagery, graphics, or visual sequences that align with the tone and purpose of the content.

• Help make recorded content more interactive, reflective, and integrated for participants.

• Ensure materials are aligned with KYW’s ethos, values, brand, and transformational approach.

• Collaborate with and coach the Content Producer so final videos and program materials are assembled in a cohesive and meaningful way.

• Revise materials based on feedback from KYW leadership, creators, Guides, or participant needs.

Who This May Be Right For

This role may be a strong fit if you are:

• a strong writer and structured thinker; 

• visually thoughtful and comfortable shaping ideas into engaging learning materials;

•  skilled at turning spoken content into clear participant experiences;

• interested in reflection, leadership, self-realization, human potential, and social impact;

•  comfortable using or learning tools such as Canva, PowerPoint, Microsoft Word, and AI-enabled creative tools;

•  attentive to tone, nuance, participant experience, and emotional arc;

•  able to balance inspiration with clarity and practical usability;

•  excited to help build a transformational curriculum, not just complete isolated production tasks; 

•  interested in a long-term creative relationship with KYW.

Helpful Experience

Helpful but not required:

• curriculum design, instructional design, adult learning, education, coaching, facilitation, writing, editing, or leadership development;

• experience creating worksheets, reflection prompts, slides, exercises, or course materials;

• experience working with recorded content, online courses, or digital learning experiences;

• familiarity with Canva, PowerPoint, Microsoft Word, Google Workspace, AI image or design tools, or willingness to learn;

• strong aesthetic judgment and sensitivity to brand tone.

Transformational Guide

About the Role

Transformational Guides create recorded content, teachings, practices, or reflections for KYW programs. These Guides bring a strong presence, a history of meaningful impact, and the ability to speak to personal growth, leadership, healing, self-realization, or human potential in ways that are grounded and accessible.

This role is designed for experienced coaches, facilitators, speakers, teachers, or practitioners whose voice and work align with the KYW ethos.

KYW may also draw from the Transformational Guide pool for 1:1 coaching opportunities connected to KYW programs. When those opportunities arise, compensation is set according to scope and is intended to be competitive with executive coaching market rates.

What You May Do

• Create recorded program content, teachings, reflections, or guided practices.

• Offer transformational perspectives aligned with a specific KYW program theme.

• Collaborate with KYW to shape content that is evergreen and broadly useful.

• Support participants in connecting inner growth with leadership and impact.

• Potentially provide 1:1 coaching through KYW programs, where there is a fit.

• Participate in future programs, special projects, or community offerings.

Who This May Be Right For

This role may be a strong fit if you:

• are an accredited coach or have substantial relevant facilitation experience;

• have a strong history of inspirational speaking, teaching, coaching, or impact;

• can speak with depth while remaining practical and accessible;

• understand the difference between coaching, teaching, therapy, and advice-giving;

• are aligned with KYW’s commitment to self-realization, leadership, equity, and shared impact;

• are interested in building a long-term relationship with KYW rather than a one-time content contribution.

Helpful Experience

• coaching certification or credential;

• experience with leadership development, executive coaching, women’s leadership, mindfulness, somatic practice, mind-body-spirit balance, and / or personal transformation;

• prior experience with public speaking, teaching, facilitation, podcasting, video content, or course creation;

• experience supporting professional women and / or mission-driven leaders.