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Venue Sourcing Executive, Venue Finding & Events Services

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Venue Sourcing Executive – Venue Finding & Event Services
Sector: Venue Finding & Event Services
Title of role: Venue Sourcing Executive
Reporting to: Venue Sourcing Manager / Senior Production Team
Direct reports: None
Salary on offer: Competitive (not stated)
Location/Working arrangement: On-site (office-based)
Working hours: Full-time, permanent
Start date: September 2026
About the Role
A busy event agency is seeking a Venue Sourcing Executive to join its venue-finding team and support a wide range of client projects.
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This role involves:
- Researching and proposing suitable venues
- Managing the full booking process
- Negotiating rates and contracts
- Coordinating site visits
- Producing proposals and cost sheets
- Maintaining strong communication with both clients and venue partners
Responsibilities
Candidates should have:
- Excellent organisational skills
- Strong attention to detail
- Confidence communicating with suppliers
- A good knowledge of UK and international destinations


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Requirements
A full driving licence with access to a car is essential due to the rural office location.
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