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Commercial Manager
Exhibition Commercial Manager
Up to £40k + great comms
London based role
We have a fantastic new opportunity for an experienced Commercial Manager (ideally) with a strong understanding of large-scale B2B exhibitions and their mechanics. Ideal role for someone who is passionate about delivering high-standard events, driving strategic growth, and delivering on commercial objectives.
You will be joining an awesome team, full of high performers, in a sector that is seeing international growth - oh, and if you want to travel to some cool spots around the world, this could be your ideal next role.
The client has an award-winning events business, recognised globally for its investment in its culture, all focused towards creating impactful and meaningful exhibitions, each leaders in their respective markets. Our client lives and breathes a collaborative team environment that prioritizes empowerment and performance. With a strong emphasis on growth, its purpose-driven approach always ensures a commitment to core values. The company genuinely cares about the individuals and communities it supports. This is a great opportunity to progress in your B2B events career!
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- Manage key accounts and partnerships, focusing on commercial growth and sponsorship revenue.
- Identify, target and land new clients - strategically growing new revenue streams.
- Lead and coordinate the event team and stakeholders for effective project execution.
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- Minimum 2 years experience in event management.
- Strong experience in B2B sales, ideally within events, but honestly, as long as you have the right attitude and want to succeed, you'll fit right in.
- Proven leadership skills with the ability to elevate team performance.
- Strong sales capabilities, including lead generation and proposal writing for partnerships and sponsorships.
- Innovative mindset focused on industry trends and maintaining competitive edge.
- Exceptional time and project management skills, capable of handling multiple projects simultaneously.
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