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Senior Event Manager

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Senior Events Manager
A B2B financial services provider is seeking a Senior Events Manager to design and implement the end-to-end global strategy. This role involves managing event logistics, coordinating with internal stakeholders and external suppliers. The Events Manager will use their event management and project coordination skills to support the delivery of events globally. This role requires an organised, proactive individual who can work effectively in a fast-paced environment.
Responsibilities
- Plan and implement a range of high-quality events — including seminars, conferences, exhibitions, third-party events, and webinars — from briefing through to completion.
- Ensure events are well organised, accurately documented, and delivered in line with corporate guidelines, compliance requirements, and agreed timelines.
- Build and maintain relationships with stakeholders and deliver the full calendar.
- Support post-event evaluation by reviewing event performance against agreed measures.
- Manage in-house events where required.
- Work with marketing and ensure event marketing materials are developed in the correct time-scales.
- Liaise with stakeholders, coordinating event logistics, and managing budgets.
- Make a personal contribution to the wider departmental/cross-functional projects.
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Requirements
- Experience in a similar role for at least 8 years in a corporate environment, with solid expertise in in-person event management and events marketing.
- Financial services or Professional services ideally.
- Strong planning, organising, project management, and budget management skills.
- Demonstrated reliability, commercial awareness, results-driven mindset, problem-solving abilities, flexible approach, and decision-making skills.
- Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.
- A can-do attitude.
- Proven event management experience.
- Experience supporting or delivering digital events would be desirable.
- Experience coordinating with suppliers, venues, and internal stakeholders to support successful event delivery.
- Experience supporting post-event evaluation, including reviewing attendance, engagement, feedback, and other agreed measures.


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