Hygenius
Marketing and Events Coordinator

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Hygenius - London (Farringdon) · Full-time, permanent · £30,000–£40,000
Hygenius has spent over fifty years fitting out NHS buildings: the furniture, fittings and interiors that wards, clinics and mental health units are actually made of.
Future HealthSpaces is a network built around that work: 3,600+ architects, contractors, clinicians, and NHS estates leaders, plus an Innovation Hub on Farringdon Road with a full-scale prototype hospital bedroom inside.
This is one job across both. You'd run our marketing and the events that make the network worth belonging to.
What you'd do
- Build and schedule our email campaigns, and report on what worked
- Write and publish LinkedIn content, for the company and for the team
- Produce case studies, interviewing the people who delivered the projects
- Keep our brochures, presentations and website current
- Coordinate our quarterly Forums, networking evenings and monthly webinars end to end: speakers, promotion, the day itself, the follow-up
- Help host visitors to the Innovation Hub
- Coordinate our presence at sector exhibitions.
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I’m in my final year doing Economics and I don’t know whether to apply for grad schemes now or do a masters first. What do you think?
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Experience fit
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Who this is for
You don't need healthcare experience, and you don't need to have done this job before. We'll train you on the tools — Mailchimp, Canva, InDesign, WordPress, and the AI tools we use to get a first draft down fast.
What we can't train:
- You write clearly. That matters more than any software on your CV.
- You finish things, and you finish them when you said you would.
- You're genuinely interested in people. You'll interview project managers, host NHS directors, and chase busy speakers.
- You want to own something rather than assist with it.


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Recent graduates and people a year or two into a marketing, events or communications job both fit.
What we offer
- £30,000–£40,000, depending on what you bring
- 33 days annual leave including public holidays, plus a paid day off on your birthday
- Company pension and death in service cover at two times salary
- Private medical insurance after probation
- A small team, where your work is visible from your first week
How we work
Our values are:
- Honesty - Do the Right Thing Every Time
- Hustle - Make It Happen. Best Quality
It is paramount that any applicant shows these values and brings them to how they work every day.
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