Nteractive
Graphics Production Manager

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About Nteractive
At Nteractive, we design and deliver world-class experiential, event, and conference solutions that connect brands with people in powerful, meaningful ways.
We partner with some of the world’s most influential organizations to create large-scale, high-impact global programs — from flagship conferences and destination events to complex, multi-market activations. Our work blends strategy, creativity, technology, and flawless delivery to produce experiences that truly move audiences.
Our success is built on our people. We are a collaborative, ambitious, and values-driven agency that invests in talent, encourages innovation, and empowers our teams to take ownership and make a real difference. We believe in long-term partnerships, exceptional client service, and continuously raising the bar in everything we do.
Behind every great experience is exceptional production. Our Creative Studio brings together designers, artworkers, production specialists, and creative project managers to turn ambitious ideas into experiences that work brilliantly in the real world.
We're looking for a Graphics Production Manager to join our Creative Studio and take ownership of the end-to-end delivery of graphics across our client programmes.
This is a hands-on role for someone who understands the detail behind exceptional graphics production — from artwork and proofing through to fabrication, installation, and onsite delivery — and who can confidently manage multiple workstreams, suppliers, budgets, and stakeholders while keeping quality firmly at the centre.
About The Role
As Graphics Production Manager, you'll be responsible for planning, coordinating, and delivering print and digital graphic assets across large-scale events, exhibitions, and experiential activations.
You'll act as the operational bridge between Creative, Client Services, Production, suppliers, and installation partners, ensuring that every graphic is accurate, production-ready, delivered on time, and within agreed scope and budget.
You'll own the full graphics lifecycle, providing clear guidance on feasibility, production methods, timelines, and costs, while identifying risks early and ensuring everyone involved has the information they need to deliver successfully.
From briefing and artwork through to proofing, fabrication, onsite installation, and post-event reconciliation, you'll bring structure, control, and expertise to the process — building confidence with both clients and internal teams.
What you'll be doing
Graphics Production & Delivery
- Own the full graphics production lifecycle from approved creative concept through artwork, proofing, fabrication, installation, onsite delivery, and post-event reconciliation.
- Build and manage detailed production plans, schedules, milestones, and approval dates, ensuring dependencies are visible and understood.
- Provide clear guidance to clients and internal teams on feasibility, production methods, timelines, cost implications, and best practice.
- Drive strong planning discipline across briefing, artwork, production, logistics, installation, and de-rig.
- Ensure every graphic meets agreed technical, creative, quality, and brand standards.
- Identify risks early, develop practical mitigation plans, and escalate issues where decisions or approvals are required.
- Manage production at scale, maintaining control of multiple workstreams and deadlines without losing attention to detail.
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Creative & Cross-Functional Collaboration
- Work closely with Artworking, Design, Creative Project Management, Client Services, Production, and Live teams to ensure clear handovers and production-ready information.
- Translate creative concepts into practical production solutions while protecting the integrity of the creative vision.
- Support the team in making informed decisions around materials, production methods, feasibility, and installation.
- Ensure responsibilities, approvals, and dependencies are clearly understood across all stakeholders.
Supplier & Partner Management
- Source, brief, and manage approved printers, fabricators, installers, and graphics production suppliers.
- Manage supplier relationships from briefing and quoting through proofing, production, delivery, and onsite installation.
- Monitor supplier performance, quality, costs, and delivery against agreed requirements.
- Challenge and resolve issues proactively to protect quality, timelines, and client confidence.
Budget & Commercial Management
- Manage graphics budgets within approved scope and maintain accurate cost tracking throughout delivery.
- Prepare and monitor production costs, identifying potential variances before commitments are made.
- Recommend cost efficiencies and practical alternatives without compromising the quality or integrity of the creative solution.
- Escalate scope changes, forecast variance, or additional investment appropriately.
Onsite Delivery
- Lead graphics delivery onsite, ensuring installation is completed accurately and to the required standard.
- Carry out installation and quality checks across signage, branding, and other graphic elements.
- Resolve issues quickly and calmly, adapting plans where required while protecting the client experience.
- Ensure graphics are delivered, installed, and ready when and where they are needed.
Process, Quality & Continuous Improvement
- Develop and maintain graphics production workflows, documentation, trackers, templates, and quality-control standards.
- Ensure approvals, proofs, production information, and project documentation are accurate and complete.
- Complete post-event reconciliation and capture learnings from each programme.
- Use those insights to improve workflows, standards, toolkits, and delivery quality.
- Support more sustainable production choices by challenging materials and methods, reducing waste, and identifying practical alternatives.
What you will bring
We're looking for someone who combines strong graphics production expertise with excellent project management, commercial awareness, and client service skills.
You'll Ideally Have
- Proven experience managing large-scale, multi-workstream event graphics programmes from planning through to onsite installation.
- Strong understanding of graphics production, fabrication, and installation environments.
- Practical knowledge of sustainable print, fabrication, materials, and waste-reduction options.
- Experience briefing and managing printers, fabricators, installers, and other specialist production suppliers.
- Strong understanding of proofing, artwork production, and technical quality control.
- Ability to read and interpret technical drawings, artwork files, and floor plans.
- Strong budgeting discipline and commercial awareness, including cost tracking, forecasting, and managing change within approved scope.
- Excellent organizational skills and the ability to operate at pace without losing control of detail.
- Strong communication and client-facing skills, with the confidence to provide clear advice and challenge where necessary.
- Experience using project management, scheduling, and tracking tools.
- Working knowledge of Adobe Creative Suite and production artwork workflows.
- A proactive, solutions-focused approach with the ability to anticipate problems and resolve them under pressure.
- A background in design, graphics, or production would be advantageous.


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The Nteractive mindset
Everything we do is through one lens: what is right for the client and the integrity of the delivery.
- We take ownership.
- We are clear and honest.
- We deliver what we commit to.
- We improve continuously.
- We produce work we are proud of.
You'll help us deliver a graphics production model that is clear, controlled, and reliable — consistently operating at the level expected from a top-tier global creative agency.
Why you'll love working here
- Work on large-scale global events and experiential programmes for leading technology and lifestyle brands.
- Be part of a talented Creative Studio working across design, production, client services, and live experiences.
- Take genuine ownership of the graphics production process from concept through to onsite delivery.
- Work alongside creative and production specialists who care deeply about quality.
- Have the opportunity to influence processes, standards, and ways of working as our global business continues to grow.
- Collaborate with teams and clients across the UK and internationally.
- Work in an environment that values ownership, creativity, collaboration, and continuous improvement.
Benefits
- 33 days annual leave (including Bank Holidays)
- Hybrid working with flexibility
- Pension Scheme (5% employee / 3% employer contribution)
- Private Medical Insurance & Cash Plan
- Life Insurance
- Enhanced Maternity Pay
- Wellbeing & Inclusion initiatives (including EAP)
- Birthday Day Off
- Summer Hours
- Volunteering Day
- Rewards & Recognition incentives
- Generous Employee Referral Scheme
Other Requirements
- Ability to work from the Staines office with hybrid flexibility
- Quiet home working environment with reliable broadband (minimum 25MB download / 5MB upload)
For further details contact careers@nteractive.com.
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