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Executive Engagement Program Manager - Global Tech

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Executive Engagement Program Manager
Join the executive engagement team of a leading global technology company and take a central role in delivering exceptional experiences for C-suite clients and partners.
Based in a dedicated Executive Briefing Centre, you’ll bring together the people, environment and logistics behind high-profile executive engagements. This is a hands-on role for someone who combines polished stakeholder management with meticulous operational delivery.
The Offer:
- 12-month contract
- Salary of £76,000 per annum + 10% Discretionary Bonus Opportunity
- Location: London King’s Cross
- Onsite days: 4–5 days per week
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What you’ll own:
- Deliver seamless onsite executive briefings, from room readiness and guest arrival to hospitality and live issue resolution.
- Coordinate catering, transport, hotels, signage, branded merchandise, and personalised guest details.
- Partner with security, facilities, AV, culinary, sales, and account teams.
- Manage suppliers and maintain consistently high service standards.
- Support schedules, resources, documentation, and digital briefing pages.
- Improve tools and processes as the global program continues to scale.
The profile:
- 4–6 years’ experience in executive engagement, VIP events, premium hospitality, or programme management.
- Calm under pressure, highly organised, and comfortable managing last-minute changes in a visible, fast-paced environment.
- Experience within global technology, enterprise client programmes, or executive briefing centres would be particularly relevant.
- Vendor management, cross-regional collaboration, and knowledge of wearables or consumer technology would add value.
- This is an opportunity to work closely with senior executives, engage with emerging technology, and help shape a growing global program.


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