City Director jobs

Lead a PSB city

Build it · Run it · Grow it

We are looking for the best youth basketball leaders to become our next City Directors in major US cities.

The role

Job overview

We want women and men of high character and grit who see the problems in youth basketball and want to join a team with one mission: to change the culture of youth basketball.

This job is hard. Few people have the drive and passion to make it work. For those who do, it can be the most rewarding job of their career.

The role usually starts part-time. Together, the City Director and PSB build PSB in that city until it can support a full-time City Director.

The role also includes personal and professional development and the chance to move up.

Think you are the one?

Tell us about your basketball and leadership background.

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What we look for

PSB City Directors all

  • Know the game well and love teaching, coaching and mentoring.
  • Are willing, at first, to put real time and effort into building PSB outside their full-time job and family, until PSB in their city can support a full-time City Director.
  • Work well on a team. They are reliable, organized and clear. They follow instructions exactly, are rarely late or absent, and reply on time.
  • Always look to improve themselves and their PSB city.
  • Run all on-court and business operations of PSB in their city with confidence and professionalism.
  • Always protect the physical and emotional safety of every participant.
  • Know they are the face of PSB in their city, and live PSB’s values.
  • Truly care about player development.
  • Build a positive, professional environment for players, parents and staff.
The work

Responsibilities

  1. Hire, manage and keep the best coaches.
  2. Give coaches feedback using PSB guidelines.
  3. Plan and share practice, workout and game schedules for every team.
  4. Register teams for tournaments and leagues.
  5. Find gym space and manage gym rental agreements for practices, clinics and workouts.
  6. Have schedules in place on time, using PSB guidelines.
  7. Communicate with coaches, managers and parents using PSB guidelines.
  8. Keep operating costs within the city budget.
  9. Lead on-court events when needed.
  10. Grow the number of players and teams in your city each year.
  11. Run grassroots marketing.
  12. Contribute to PSB social media using PSB guidelines.
  13. Work with the PSB Support Staff.
  14. Handle problems respectfully and clearly as they come up.
Pro Skills Basketball

Ready to lead?

Apply online. The PSB team will follow up.

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