COREcruitment Ltd
Event Sales Manager

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Job Title: Sales & Events Manager – Event Venue
Location: London
Salary: Up to £45,000 + bonus
I am currently recruiting for a commercially driven Sales & Events Manager to join a leading events and hospitality business in London. This is a hands-on, end-to-end role suited to a proactive self-starter who thrives on winning new business, converting enquiries, and seeing events delivered to an exceptional standard.
Company Benefits
- Competitive salary
- Performance-related bonus
- High-profile events and diverse client base
- Autonomy and opportunity to make a real commercial impact
About the Position
Proactive Sales & New Business
- Proactively generate new event and private hire enquiries through outbound sales activity
- Identify and target corporate clients, agencies, and brand partners
- Build, manage, and convert a personal sales pipeline focused on new business
- Qualify leads and drive strong conversion rates
- Maintain accurate pipeline reporting and disciplined follow-up
- Own events from confirmation through to delivery
- Act as the primary client contact throughout the event lifecycle
- Work closely with the Events Coordinator and Operations teams to manage timelines, guest details, and requirements
- Ensure client expectations are met and commercial terms are delivered
- Work collaboratively with senior sales leadership to align outbound activity and revenue targets
- Contribute to the development of sales propositions and event packages
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The Successful Candidate
- Proven experience in event sales within hospitality, venues, or experiential environments
- Strong outbound sales and new business development background
- Experience managing events end-to-end
- Confident in pricing, negotiation, and closing deals
- Experience working with agencies, corporates, and brands
- Highly organised, proactive, and able to work independently
- Familiarity with CRM systems and pipeline management
- Background in hotels or venues highly desirable


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If you are keen to discuss the details further, please apply today or send your CV to ed@Corecruitment.com
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