The Future Factory
Event Manager

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Event Manager - European Executive Masterclasses
The Future Factory is looking for an exceptional Event Manager to support the onsite delivery of our European Executive Masterclasses. Our executive education programmes bring senior leaders together with international subject matter experts, to work through best practice and the most current thinking on operational transformation. Working alongside our team, you will keep each programme running to plan for our faculty and a senior international audience. The successful candidate will have a proven track record in event delivery, with the organisational skills to keep many moving parts on track and the presence to look after an executive audience onsite. An understanding of what makes educational programmes valuable to experienced executives will set the strongest applications apart.
Key Responsibilities
- Onsite Delivery
- Keeping each programme day running to schedule on the ground, from registration and room setup through to catering, transfers and factory visits, and making the housekeeping announcements and timing calls that keep each session on track.
- Client Care
- The visible point of contact for participants and faculty from first arrival through to final departure, responding to participants' needs effectively and courteously.
- Coordination around each programme
- Liaison with venues, transport providers, factory hosts and AV suppliers, alongside participant joining instructions, travel and rooming details, running orders and onsite checklists.
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Requirements
- Five or more years managing multi-day corporate events for executive audiences, including programmes delivered internationally.
- Poise with C-suite executives and senior faculty, with excellent spoken and written English and the confidence to address the room for briefings and timings.
- Exceptional organisation and composure, working from detailed timelines and written confirmations, and keeping the programme running smoothly.
- Strong working knowledge of event management software, CRM systems and AV technology, along with a willingness to travel within Europe.
- Experience of executive education programmes or industry conferences is an advantage, particularly where industrial site visits are involved.


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Desired Qualifications
- A background in executive education and corporate training, with an understanding of how classroom-style educational programmes are run across multiple days and what constitutes best practice in delivering them, particularly where industrial site visits are involved.
- A degree in event management, marketing or a related field, alongside an understanding of the manufacturing and supply chain sectors.
- Experience of preparing keynote speakers and faculty, including briefing them ahead of presentations.
Application Process
Please apply with your full CV, together with details of the events you have managed. For each, tell us the scale and seniority of the audience and where the event was held, along with the responsibilities you carried personally through planning and delivery. Please include any events you have delivered internationally, since our Masterclasses run in cities across Europe. The role is offered on a freelance basis.
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