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Events Technology Manager

London
£50k – £55k/yr
Posted about 17 hours ago
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Event Technology Manager

International B2B events business | Onsite travel

Salary: c£50k Basic + 10% Bonus & Full Benefits

Hybrid Working – 3 days per week in Central London office

Registration, networking, awards, onsite engagement – every attendee touchpoint runs on technology. This role owns it.

Our client is an established international B2B events and community business, running a portfolio of leading brands for senior decision-makers across technology. They need an Event Technology Manager to run their event tech stack and shape where it goes next.

It's a hands-on delivery role with product ownership built in: you'll build and run the platforms, and you'll help decide which tools the business adopts.

What you'll do

  • Own event tech end to end – registration, networking apps, awards and engagement tools, from discovery and build through testing to live delivery.
  • Build complex registration – multi-path flows, pricing, discounts, tax rules and confirmations, plus check-in, kiosks and badge printing.
  • Configure networking platforms – set up data, sponsor entitlements and meeting logic to drive attendee meetings and sponsor value; manage imports, mapping and integrations.
  • Run awards programmes – categories, submissions, scoring and judging through to shortlists, winners and outputs for show production.
  • Lead onsite technology – scanning, badging, devices and live troubleshooting at events across the portfolio.
  • Manage projects and vendors – coordinate Marketing, Ops, Production, Sales and Customer Services; control scope and risk; handle tickets and escalations.
  • Act as product owner – evaluate new tools (AI, lead retrieval, onsite tech and more), turn business needs into requirements and push for improvements.
  • Build the playbook – maintain SOPs and templates, and train colleagues across the platforms.

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What you'll bring

  • 4+ years in event technology, digital event delivery, registration or related project management
  • Advanced hands-on experience of registration platforms (Cvent ideal)
  • Experience configuring Grip or a similar event networking app
  • Awards management tools such as AwardForce or Evessio
  • CRM/ERP experience and a working grasp of data structures, ETL and integrations
  • A track record of delivering multiple events at once
  • Strong stakeholder skills and the confidence to challenge, manage scope and say no
  • Highly organised, self-driven and detail-focused
  • Happy to travel internationally for onsite delivery
  • Bonus: HTML/CSS, APIs or platform integration experience

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Why apply

  • Ownership of the full event tech stack and a direct say in its future
  • Variety across registration, networking, awards and live events
  • International travel with an established global events portfolio
  • Competitive package including healthcare, retirement plan, flexible working, holiday and funded learning

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