Head of Events Marketing
Posted 17 days ago
confidentialDenver (CO)
Marketing ManagersConvention and Trade Show Organizers
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Head of Events MarketingAbout the CompanyResidential and multifamily real estate innovation company focused on business growth and brand awareness.IndustryReal EstateTypePrivately HeldAbout the RoleThe Company is in search of a seasoned Head of Events Marketing to spearhead the creation and implementation of a strategic events program. This senior role is pivotal in ensuring the company's presence at the most significant industry events, conferences, and networking opportunities, with a focus on driving business growth, enhancing brand awareness, and fostering commercial engagement. The successful candidate will be responsible for developing an events strategy that is in line with the organization's commercial objectives, building and nurturing relationships with key industry stakeholders, and maximizing the return on investment from event activities. Applicants for the Head of Events Marketing position at the company should have a strong background in B2B event marketing, with a proven track record of using events to achieve commercial success. The role requires the ability to manage substantial event budgets, negotiate sponsorship agreements, and oversee the performance of the events program. The ideal candidate will possess excellent project management skills, be adept at multitasking in a fast-paced environment, and have outstanding communication, presentation, and negotiation abilities. A strategic mindset, combined with a hands-on approach, is essential, as is the willingness to travel regularly for industry events and customer engagements.FunctionsMarketingBusiness Development
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