Illuminate Recruitment Ltd
Marketing Executive

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Marketing Executive – Professional Services / Membership Organisation
Location: Central London (Hybrid, 2–3 days office)
Are you a bright, articulate graduate or college leaver with exceptional communication skills and a passion for marketing? Join a high-performing, friendly team where you’ll help deliver campaigns, content and communications that support events, learning programmes and research activity for a respected professional network.
This is a hands-on role with real responsibility from day one — ideal for someone eager to learn, grow and contribute to a collaborative team.
What you’ll do
- Support multi-channel campaigns that drive event registrations, learning programme enrolments and member engagement
- Write high-quality copy for emails, newsletters, social posts, landing pages and promotional materials
- Update and maintain website content, ensuring accuracy, relevance and strong SEO/AEO foundations
- Assist with social media planning and posting, helping create engaging content across multiple brands
- Prepare and schedule communications across email, social and other channels
- Support reporting and analysis, tracking campaign performance and identifying opportunities to improve results
- Help optimise event outlines, programme descriptions and learning content to increase attendance and participation
- Collaborate with internal teams to ensure consistent messaging and brand alignment
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About you
- Highly personable, confident and articulate communicator
- Strong writing skills with excellent attention to detail
- Curious, proactive and eager to learn new tools and techniques
- Comfortable working at pace and managing multiple deadlines
- Enjoys being part of a collaborative, supportive team
- Interest in using AI tools in a business context
- Proactive and dynamic who takes pride in producing great work


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What can we offer you?
- Real autonomy and responsibility early on
- Exposure to senior stakeholders and high-level business topics
- Hybrid working (3 days in the London office)
- A dynamic, friendly and high-performing team
- Clear opportunities for development and progression
If you’re ambitious, creative and ready to build a career in marketing, we’d love to hear from you.
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