Organizátorky

Organizátorky is the feminine form of the Czech noun organizátorka, referring to a person who plans and coordinates events, projects, or campaigns. The masculine counterpart is organizátor; the feminine plural is organizátorky. The term derives from the verb organizovat "to organize" with the feminine agentive suffix -torka.

Typical duties include setting objectives, designing schedules, budgeting, arranging venues and vendors, managing logistics, coordinating volunteers, overseeing communications, and evaluating outcomes. They work in a variety of settings such as cultural festivals, sports events, political campaigns, non-profit programs, corporate events, and community initiatives. Skills commonly required include project management, leadership, negotiation, communication, problem solving, and budgeting. Education ranges from informal training and on-the-job learning to formal degrees or certificates in event management, public relations, marketing, or nonprofit administration.

Organizátorky may be volunteers or professionals and their roles overlap with related professions such as event managers and fundraisers. In Czech discourse, the term is neutral and descriptive; gendered forms reflect linguistic gender rather than value judgments. In plural use, organizátorky denotes several women organizers, and masculine organizers are referred to as organizátoři.