Major Events International Ltd
Events and Communications Manager

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MEI Overview
MEI is a central London based, 19-year-old company specializing in the Business of Sport sector. Originally built around a single client base, MEI has expanded its offer across the major sports event market.
MEI supports three communities:
- Commercial companies seeking to enter the sports market, whom MEI connects with Rights Holders to help them win contracts.
- Sports Property owners who task MEI with finding hosts for their sports properties, enhancing their profile via MEI owned assets and connecting them to MEI Members from commercial companies.
- Destinations (countries, cities, and venues) seeking to host sports events, leveraging MEI relationships and enhancing their market profile via MEI routine communication assets.
Suitability for the Role
The role has two distinct and complementary aspects:
Event Delivery
This role is suitable for someone with no less than 3+ years’ experience of working on events. These can range from roles within organizations that run their own routine briefings or networking events, through to conference formats or Awards Dinners.
- Awareness of scheduling and ensuring that all key activities are delivered in an integrated way is essential. This spans catering, AV, registration, and speaker engagement.
- Much of this is delivered by other roles in MEI acting in support, for example, colleagues recruiting Rights Holders to speak.
- A close working relationship with the Operations lead, who oversees a rolling 12-month master plan, is also key.
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Event Promotion
Supporting the promotion of these events. Website updates and the design of supporting LinkedIn and flier content will form part of the role, as will simple newsletters and periodic email campaigns.
- MEI has also started to produce an Annual Journal: this role will capture content from clients and work with an external agency, which will oversee production ready for June 2027.
Operational Delivery
MEI currently runs 2 annual Summits as major milestones to bring our community together, one in Switzerland and one in the UK. They are complex, multi-component events requiring significant planning, detailed coordination, and liaison ahead of delivery.
Every 6 to 8 weeks, MEI also runs informal networking and briefing events on different themes. Smaller and more straightforward in nature, they are nonetheless important for market profile and connectivity.


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Critical Success Factors
- Energy, enthusiasm, and drive, with a willingness to go beyond core responsibilities to support this growth phase and to develop within the role.
- A drive to constantly improve ways of working and impact.
- Attention to detail and ability to multitask.
- Outstanding written and verbal communication skills.
- Ability to generate creative content with support of outside agencies where appropriate.
- Ability to work across functional areas within a small core team.
Place of Employment
- Central London.
- Hybrid working, with three days a week in the office.
- Occasional visits to client offices and external events.
- Some international travel may be necessary from time to time.
- This is a standard office hours role with a requirement to monitor international client activity and respond accordingly.
- Attendance at MEI events will require occasional evening or weekend involvement, including international market visits.
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