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Fashion Show Manager / Assistant
Responsible for supporting the show director by providing logistical, administrative and technical support.
Logistics Manager / Director
Responsible for all the logistics relating to an event. Works as a bridge across the client’s requirements, the venue inc venue managment, access, F&B, security and cleaning services; theproduction team; onsite host team staffing; accommodation and F&B for attendees and crew ; ground transfers; flights, etc
Account Executive / Manager / Director
An account executive/manager/director is responsible for managing the relationship between a client/brand and the agency. They support their client by planning events that align with the client/brand business objectives. This might include building brand awareness using events, They act as the dedicated point of contact for the client.
Artist Talent Liaisons / Manager / Director
Responsible for managing the artistes involved in the event. This would include advising on contract negotiations with promoters, negotiate gig and contract agreements and protecting artistes rights and brand. Scheduling tours and shows would also feature.
Business Development Executive / Manager / Director
A Businesss Development executive/manager/director is responsible for the sourcing and winning of new clients and business pitches.
Communications / PR Manager / Assistant / Director
Communications assistants handle a variety of operational tasks to maintain the external image of their organization. They create and publish content, manage social media accounts, interview stakeholders and gather and analyze data. Communications assistants may also help with office functions, such as preparing meetings, answering calls and preparing materials for events.
Community Relations Manager
A community manager is responsible for connecting a brand with members of a community or group. They host events to increase brand awareness and loyalty, or they may represent their company at an event. Community managers work with other departments, like those in communications, marketing and advertising, to spread the message about the event to certain groups.
Conference & Banqueting Manager
Usually part of the events team in an hotel, this role is responsible for ensuring that all the conference and banqueting spaces are set up as required by the customer. They have operational responsibility for the delivery of the agreed food and beverage and managing the waiting staff hired to support the food service.
Conference / Convention Planner / Producer / Director
Responsible for supervising and co-ordinating the strategic, operational and logistical activity required for the production of events. Designing and producing high quality conference programmes. Ability to develop briefs and statements of work that meet client requirements and business objectives. Developing relationships with sponsors. Engaging with key industry contacts to develop content. Managing event team and supplier relationships.
Content / Strategy Executive / Manager / Director
Many events rely on the quality of the content that will be available to attract audiences/delegates – from entartainment and live performance to business events and exhibitions. This job focusses on people who can create engaging and compelling content; this might be sector specific or have a broader consumer appeal.
DEI Manager
Creating a more diverse, equitable and inclusive workplace is now recognised as being good for organisations and society. A DEI manager will take on the responsibility of agreeing DEI targets and then supporting the business in achieving these.
Designer (Set & Costume)
Responsible for managing the design process required for performances in theatrical and show settings. Will work on both elements within agreed budget and in line with directors vision for the production.
Catering Manager
Catering managers oversee kitchen and wait staff. They work with clients to plan food and beverage menus and ensure client satisfaction. A catering manager also coordinates food preparation, creates schedules for staff and arranges menu tastings.
DMC Executive / Manager / Director
DMC (Destination Management Companies) are local partners experienced in their specific location to support the event with all requirements covering venue/hotel searches, local suppliers, host teams, off-site options, local transfers,giveaways etc. (Keeping it local to support sustainability).
Event Manager / Producer
An Event Manager/Produceris responsible for planning and organizing events and coordinating with their clients on their needs. They usually manage a team of event planners and coordinators by delegating tasks as needed. Manager/Producer also make sure that clients sign their contracts and make their payments according to the payment agreement. They may also negotiate pricing and included services.
Event Marketing Executive / Manager / Director
A director of event marketing manages an events brand. They oversee communication, marketing and promotional activities to encourage audiences to buy into the event. They may work with the media, post on social media and employ cross-promotion techniques.
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