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EMEA Event Manager

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EMEA Event Manager
We are recruiting an experienced EMEA Event Manager to join a leading global technology company, supporting the delivery of high-impact live and digital events across the region.
Working as part of the EMEA Events Team, you will manage a varied portfolio of programmes for employees, customers, prospective customers, alliance partners, press and analysts. Events will include conferences, partner summits, executive meetings and customer experiences, as well as large-scale pan-EMEA programmes.
Key responsibilities
- Lead or support assigned events from initial planning through to delivery and post-event evaluation.
- Develop detailed project plans and ensure timelines, budgets and programme objectives are met.
- Manage event logistics, including venues, contracts, registration, catering, staffing, technical production and branded merchandise.
- Coordinate speakers, sponsors, creative services, event websites and attendee communications.
- Manage external agencies, venues, suppliers and production partners.
- Track event performance and return on investment, using attendee and stakeholder feedback to assess success.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to support integrated marketing activity.
- Identify opportunities to improve processes, service levels and cost efficiency.
- Support the planning and delivery of major pan-EMEA event programmes.
- Ensure every event delivers an excellent attendee experience and positively represents the company’s brand.
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- At least five years’ experience in event project management, conference production or a closely related role.
- Demonstrable experience delivering complex corporate or B2B events in a fast-paced environment.
- Strong project management skills, with the ability to manage multiple events and competing deadlines.
- Experience developing and managing event budgets.
- Confidence managing agencies, suppliers, venues and other external partners.
- Excellent stakeholder management, customer service and communication skills.
- A proactive, resourceful and solutions-focused approach.
- Strong working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint, as well as Google Workspace.
- Willingness to undertake occasional travel across EMEA, with requirements varying according to the event schedule.
- Fluency in French or German would be advantageous.
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