Harrington Starr
Field Marketing Manager

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Field Marketing Manager – EMEA & APAC
London / Hybrid
Up to £90k + package
Own the events. Drive the campaigns. Make your mark across two regions.
Our client is a fast-scaling, founder-led fintech business whose analytics technology is trusted by some of the world's largest banks, asset managers and hedge funds. As they continue to grow their footprint across EMEA and APAC, they're looking for a Field Marketing Manager to take ownership of regional event delivery and digital campaign execution.
This is a hands-on, execution-focused role for someone who wants to run the show on events and build out a best-in-class digital marketing engine. You'll report directly into the Head of Marketing, who owns the strategic direction and budget, leaving you free to focus on flawless delivery.
What you'll be doing
- Owning end-to-end delivery of the EMEA events calendar: flagship self-hosted events, roundtables and industry conferences — with a growing remit to support events across APAC
- Building, launching and optimising digital campaigns across paid social, email, webinars and paid search, using HubSpot
- Partnering closely with Sales to align conference attendance, sponsorships and field events with pipeline goals
- Localising global campaigns and messaging for regional relevance across multiple markets and time zones
- Leading on communications and thought leadership opportunities, from customer stories to third-party sponsorship placements
- Tracking and reporting on campaign and event performance to keep everything tied back to commercial impact
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- A strong B2B marketing background is essential – financial services technology sector experience is a plus
- Proven event management skills front and centre: you've run flagship conferences, roundtables or sales-led field events and know what "good" looks like
- Comfortable owning digital campaigns end-to-end within HubSpot or an equivalent marketing automation platform
- A genuine self-starter who can work independently at pace, while collaborating easily across regional and cross-functional teams
- You'll need existing eligibility to work in the UK, as visa sponsorship isn't available for this role


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What's on offer
- Salary up to £90k, plus a generous package reflecting the scope and autonomy of the role
- Genuine ownership of events and campaigns, with real headroom to grow as the region scales
Please contact Ian Bailey at Harrington Starr for full details
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