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MICE - Project Manager
Meetings, incentives, conferences, and events (MICE) specialist required to work as a Project Manager for an inbound destination management company for the Scotland area.
This is a unique position for someone based in Scotland that’s happy to commute to the Edinburgh area 2-3 times a week, with MICE experience to work for a lovely DMC company.
As a Project Manager, in MICE you will:
- Create and design bespoke programs for corporate groups from France whether it’s for events, conferences, incentive trips/tours.
- Build relationships with French-based events companies.
- Project manage events/tours/conferences for guests from around 4 to 50, providing a high-class Scottish experience for your business client from creation to delivery.
- Create winning, attractive PowerPoint presentations for your client.
- Use Excel to provide detailed budgets.
- Lead site inspections and groups in Scotland.
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As a MICE Project Manager, you will require:
- Excellent English (speaking, reading, and written) in addition to fluent French.
- Experience in marketing a product, tour, event, conference, and project managing it.
- Ability to deal with suppliers, clients, and build the itineraries simultaneously, sometimes working under pressure to time restrictions.
- Attention to detail.
- A bubbly ‘can do’ attitude, with the ability to build creative, impressive experiences for your clients.
- A vast interest in all things Scottish with knowledge of the ‘authentic Scotland’.


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Other info:
- Salary ranging from £33,000 - £40,000 depending on previous experience.
- Working hours are 9am – 6pm Mon – Fri.
- Paid 13 times in the year instead of 12.
- 6-month probation period.
If you would like to apply for this MICE Project Manager position, then please send your up-to-date CV to Kelly@candm.co.uk or call Kelly on 07955439894 quoting ref: 60756.
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