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About the Company - AAA - The Auto Club Group, is seeking ambitious, business-minded, and visionary ... AAA Membership - You'll offer programs for autos, bicycles, RVs and motorcycles. People value their ...

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About the Company - AAA - The Auto Club Group, is seeking ambitious, business-minded, and visionary ... AAA Membership - You'll offer programs for autos, bicycles, RVs and motorcycles. People value their ...

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About the Company - AAA - The Auto Club Group, is seeking ambitious, business-minded, and visionary ... AAA Membership - You'll offer programs for autos, bicycles, RVs and motorcycles. People value their ...

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About the Company - AAA - The Auto Club Group, is seeking ambitious, business-minded, and visionary ... AAA Membership - You'll offer programs for autos, bicycles, RVs and motorcycles. People value their ...

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How much do motorcycle club jobs pay per hour?

As of Jul 2, 2026, the average hourly pay for motorcycle club in the United States is $19.97, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $15.38 and $24.04 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a 3% biker?

A 3% biker refers to a member of a motorcycle club that identifies with the 3% of motorcyclists who choose to ride outside mainstream or legal motorcycle culture. These clubs often have their own rules and may be involved in activities that differ from traditional motorcycle clubs, emphasizing independence and a distinct identity. Membership typically requires commitment, knowledge of club protocols, and sometimes participation in specific events or rituals.

What are the positions in a motorcycle club?

In a motorcycle club, common positions include President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Road Captain, and Sergeant at Arms. These roles help organize club activities, enforce rules, and maintain safety and order within the group.

What jobs do most bikers have?

Many bikers work in trades such as construction, mechanics, or welding, which often involve physical labor and hands-on skills. Others may be employed in retail, security, or transportation industries, with some bikers running their own businesses or working as motorcycle instructors. Skills like mechanical knowledge, customer service, and safety awareness are common in these roles.

Do biker clubs make money?

Biker clubs are typically social organizations and do not operate as businesses to generate profit. However, some clubs may earn income through events, merchandise sales, or sponsorships, but their primary focus is on camaraderie and community rather than making money. Members often contribute financially to club activities rather than seeking personal income from the club.

What is a Motorcycle Club job?

A Motorcycle Club (MC) job typically involves roles within an organized group of motorcycle enthusiasts who share a common interest in riding, camaraderie, and community involvement. These roles can range from leadership positions, event planning, and club administration to mechanics, security, and merchandise management. Some clubs also participate in charitable activities or motorcycle-related events. While many clubs are purely social, some have structured hierarchies and specific responsibilities for members.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Motorcycle Club position, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Motorcycle Club Organizer, you need strong leadership, event planning experience, and in-depth knowledge of motorcycle safety and local riding regulations. Familiarity with scheduling software, group communication platforms, and possibly first aid certification are valuable technical assets. Exceptional interpersonal skills, conflict resolution, and a spirit of camaraderie make someone stand out in this position. These qualities are essential for safely coordinating members, fostering a positive club culture, and organizing successful group rides and events.

What types of responsibilities does a Motorcycle Club Organizer typically have on a daily or weekly basis?

As a Motorcycle Club Organizer, your main responsibilities include planning and coordinating group rides, managing communication among members, and overseeing event logistics. You’ll often review and share safety guidelines, maintain club records, and organize meetings to discuss upcoming activities. Working closely with both club officers and members, you’ll help resolve any issues that arise and ensure club policies are upheld. The role offers opportunities to develop leadership and event management skills, as well as a strong sense of community within the club setting.

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What states have the most Motorcycle Club jobs? States with the most job openings for Motorcycle Club jobs include:
Infographic showing various Motorcycle Club job openings in the United States as of June 2026, with employment types broken down into 67% Full Time, and 33% Part Time. Highlights an 100% In-person job distribution, with an average salary of $41,538 per year, or $20 per hour.
Membership Executive - Freedom Boat Club

Membership Executive - Freedom Boat Club

Freedom Boat Club

Olympia, WA • On-site

$60K - $150K/yr

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Posted 23 days ago

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The world’s largest boat club www.FreedomBoatClub.com is expanding and we need to hire a Membership Executive for the Seattle & Puget Sound Market. We operate in the Puget Sound region, plus Lake Washington and Lake Union. There are well over 400 Freedom Boat Club locations worldwide (primarily in North America) with thousands of boats and hundreds of thousands of members in the club. We are expanding rapidly in the PNW, growing from one location in 2017 to 11 locations today. Freedom Boat Club is a wholly owned subsidiary of Brunswick Marine which builds Sea Ray, Boston Whaler, Crestliner, Lowe Boats, Cypress Cay, Lund, Bayliner, and a dozen other boats and boat brands. We also own Mercury, Mercruiser and Quicksilver as well as many other marine parts manufacturers. We are the largest Recreational Marine company in the world.
The primary focus of the Freedom Boat Club business model is Membership Executives selling memberships that allow use of all our clubs and boats around the world. Think of it as a country club membership that allows unlimited use of new boats, of every type, by paying only a flat monthly fee. A typical membership is between $4000 and $6000 one time joining fee plus monthly dues that range from $275 and $475. The membership is a lifetime membership, members have ability to cancel and rejoin at a later time, additionally the joining fee could used to buy any of the boats we sell. There is truly no better way to become a boater than to join Freedom Boat Club.


Membership Executives earn commission, and also includes a membership to our club and an awesome work environment. We are currently receiving between 200 and 600 membership leads per month per market area. We only have one salesperson in each market area. We also provide all the tools, equipment and training for success with national and regional sales and marketing support. We use Sales Optima CRM software which is specifically designed for our industry. Most sales professionals find that our CRM processes are the best of any industry.


This is a selling position that requires a hunter type salesman that has strong closing ability. YOU MUST BE SELF MOTIVATED as you will be on your own most of the time after the initial training. People that have had success selling boats, cars, airplanes, motorcycles, insurance, time shares, private club memberships or financial planners understand the work ethic and closing skills needed. A previously “self-employed” commission-based Salesperson is usually very successful in our sales positions. We will train the right person at our world headquarters in Seattle and on site.


This is a full-time job that works out to 40-50 hours per week. You will work longer hours in the summer, average hours in the fall and spring and shorter hours in the winter. A successful Membership Executive will coordinate open houses and member events.


We have a strict drug policy and our clubs are operated with the highest level of honesty, integrity and commitment to member and employee satisfaction. Stretching the truth to make a sale doesn't work for us, and you'd need to find someone else to work for as well. If you enjoy selling fun and have fun while you are doing it, this might be the job for you. Being around boats and marinas, wearing flip flops and shorts, attending member social events with handling 100 leads as they come in is what happens during a typical work week.
If you would like to join a great team earning $60K to a proven $150K+ earning potential and the opportunity’s for future advancement, please forward a resume in confidence.