Leader for Premium Remote Work + Travel Community (global travel required)

<img src="https://we-work-remotely.imgix.net/logos/0018/5909/logo.gif?ixlib=rails-4.0.0&w=50&h=50&dpr=2&fit=fill&auto=compress" /> <p> <strong>Headquarters:</strong> United Kingdom <br /><strong>URL:</strong> <a href="https://wifitribe.co">https://wifitribe.co</a> </p> <h3>Become a WiFi Tribe Chapter Host</h3> <p>WiFi Tribe is the vetted community for remote professionals who travel together while they work. For the last 10 years, we have been traveling the world together with our members, living in a different city every month. On weekdays, we work remotely side-by-side, and on the weekends, we go on trips and adventures together.<br><br>Right after the pandemic, the interest in what we do has exploded. We're now expanding our team and looking for talented and passionate community builders to take on the world with us as Chapter Hosts.<br><br>A WiFi Tribe Chapter Host is our version of a community leader. As a Host, you will be traveling the world with 15-25 other WiFi Tribe members and be in charge of the vibe (the culture) and group dynamics. This is a paid job and all travel costs are covered.</p> <h3>Why Does WiFi Tribe Exist?</h3> <p>We all need to feel that we belong somewhere. Humans evolved and survived as tribes and communities. But now, with billions of people living in mega cities and lonely one-person apartments, we're more disconnected than we ever were. We've traded comfort, success, and belongings for what really matters; human connection. Oh, and, where has our sense of adventure and discovery gone?!<br><br>You're reading this because you're a person who derives meaning and energy from being around other great people and bringing them together. You're a people person! You know this, because you've been told so often by others that you're just... <em>naturally good with people</em>. And, I'm going to bet that you love a good adventure.<br><br>Maybe, you're in a moment of transition in your life, where you're asking yourself: <em>"What matters to me?