Liz Linkleter Events
Senior Producer

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Company Description
Liz Linkleter Events is a full service production and design agency, sought out for our creative flair and discerning taste, alongside event management of the highest standard. We are known for our thoughtful and considered event design, as well as our laser-sharp focus on guest experience, service, seamless flow, and atmosphere. Whilst we are aware of trends, we don't feel compelled to follow them, allowing us to deliver weddings and parties that are both original and timeless. We approach every event with a meticulous attention to detail, both in design and delivery, working only with the best suppliers in the industry. Liz is a former Alexander McQueen PR which informs our approach. We are included on the latest Harper’s Bazaar round-up of the Best Wedding Planners in the World, as well as the best planners lists of Over The Moon, The Wed and The Times.
Role Description
Reporting into Liz Linkleter the Director, Jessica Ruff the Creative Director and Chloe Palmer the Head of Events, the Senior Producer will manage some of our biggest events independently from both a creative and a production viewpoint, with the close involvement of the above mentioned management team. They are the day-to-day client contact for their allocated projects and undertake all relevant supplier selection and liaison. They are also responsible for implementing the creative proposals produced by the Creative Director, and if they are strong creatively they would have the opportunity to get involved in producing those proposals if they wish. The Senior Producer will be supported by one of our Junior Producers and an Assistant and will work across both weddings and private parties.
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This is a full time role, 9.30am – 6pm with a one hour lunch break, Monday-Friday. The successful candidate will also be required to support the team on event days and evenings, including weekends, in addition to the contracted five days a week, and this could be anywhere in the world as well as the UK. When a weekend day is worked (Fri night, Sat, or Sun), a day off in lieu will be given at another time.
Experience Required
- 4 years+ event experience is essential
- Private event experience is preferred
Skills Required
- Ability to establish relationships and maintain a positive rapport with clients and suppliers
- A deep understanding of the ultra-luxury event planning market, with a particular focus on the US and UK markets
- Project management skills, including budget creation and reconciliation, logistics planning and management, creation of detailed planning documents and schedules
- Creative production skills, including the ability to execute a creative plan from an agreed proposal and the ability to interpret a client brief
- Clear and professional communication skills, both verbal and written
- IT skills including Powerpoint, Word, Excel, Google Drive. InDesign and SketchUp would be beneficial but not essential


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Qualities Required
- Independent and pro-active way of working
- Enthusiasm and a can-do attitude
- Creativity and unique thought
- A well-turned out and professional appearance
- Flexible and willing to work outside of standard business hours where necessary
- A calm approach to working under pressure
- Highly organised, with the ability to handle multiple tasks and meet deadlines
Salary
In the region of £55-£65,000 per annum, depending on experience
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