Westminster Forum Projects
Client Relationship Executive

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Client Relationship Executive
We are currently recruiting for a Client Relationship Executive to support the development and delivery of sponsorship for our programme of online public policy conferences.
This role is focused on research, organisation, coordination, and relationship management, rather than high-volume sales. It will suit someone who is highly organised, comfortable working across multiple projects at once, and interested in public policy, business, and current affairs.
The successful candidate will play a key role in researching and identifying potential sponsors for new conference topics, managing inbound enquiries, and ensuring existing sponsors are supported effectively from initial engagement through to event delivery.
This role would ideally suit a recent graduate or someone looking for their second role in a professional environment.
Responsibilities
- Researching organisations, sectors, and individuals that may be interested in sponsoring specific conference topics, and proactively suggesting new commercial leads;
- Approaching potential sponsors and responding promptly and professionally to inbound enquiries;
- Managing sponsor relationships once secured, acting as a key point of contact, and ensuring commitments are delivered smoothly;
- Coordinating with internal teams on sponsor requirements, materials, and conference logistics;
- Tracking leads, sponsor activity, and outcomes accurately across multiple events;
- Preparing sponsorship documentation, packages, and bespoke proposals as required.
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We are looking for:
- Excellent research skills and the ability to identify relevant organisations for different policy and business themes;
- Strong organisational, planning, and tracking skills, with close attention to detail;
- An interest in current affairs, public policy, and the business environment;
- Clear, professional written and verbal communication skills;
- The ability to manage multiple priorities and deadlines simultaneously, working independently and as part of a team;
- Confidence using CRM systems, spreadsheets, or similar tracking tools would be beneficial.


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The company:
Westminster Forum Projects is a market leader in organising impartial, senior-level public policy conferences, with over 20 years’ experience and a consistently growing programme.
Our events are widely supported by legislators, government, regulators, professional bodies, industry, the third sector, and interest groups.
The role will be home-based, with occasional face-to-face meetings in London.
To apply, please email your CV and covering letter (including current salary and why you believe you would be suitable for the role) to recruitment@westminsterforumprojects.co.uk
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