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Never Ending Chain

Brand Partnerships & Business Development Manager.

London
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Never Ending Chain Activations Role

Never Ending Chain creates live customisation experiences—from permanent jewellery to custom trucker hats, tote bags, dog bandanas, and live branding. We’re looking for someone to help us get these experiences in front of the right brands, venues, and event organisers and turn those connections into paid bookings. This will begin as a freelance role, with scope to grow as our activation work develops.

What you’ll do

  • Create social media and LinkedIn posts showcasing our activations and encouraging enquiries
  • Find opportunities with brands, retailers, corporate events, festivals, and venues
  • Reach out to potential clients with tailored pitches and proposals
  • Follow up on enquiries and build relationships with decision-makers
  • Work with us on packages, quotes, and presentations
  • Manage the booking pipeline, from first conversation through to confirmed booking
  • Prepare clear briefs and hand confirmed bookings over to our event team

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Someone creative, organised, and commercially minded who is comfortable both creating content and proactively approaching potential clients. You’ll need strong writing and communication skills, confidence pitching ideas, and the ability to turn interest into bookings. Experience in brand activations, event sales, partnerships, or business development would be particularly valuable. An existing network of brand, retail, or event contacts would be a bonus.

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The opportunity

You’ll help shape how we promote our experiences and grow this side of the business, working directly with the founders.

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Send us a short introduction, examples of relevant content or campaigns, details of bookings or partnerships you’ve secured, and your availability and freelance rates.

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