Executive Producer - Corporate Events

Posted 3 days ago

candr talentNew York (NY)

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$160–200 K

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About the role

Executive Producer - Corporate Events International Experiential Agency New York, NY - Hybrid$160,000 - $200,000 My client is a leading global creative experience agency, delivering high-profile conferences, exhibitions, leadership summits, corporate meetings, and galas for major global brands. This is a highly visible senior role for someone who enjoys leading complex projects, managing large production teams, and building strong client relationships, while playing a key role in the continued growth of the agency’s US presence. My client is looking for someone with the following experience:10–15+ years within events, experiential or creative production Leadership of large-scale, high-profile events and 20+ member teams End-to-end ownership of production from pitch through post-event$5M+ event budgets and 1,000+ attendee conferences, summits or forums Strong client-facing and presentation skills, with experience managing senior stakeholders Creative leadership across event concepts, experiences and activationsA strong network of US-based freelancers and production vendors The role is based in New York with a 3-day hybrid requirement, alongside travel across the US and internationally for client engagements and event installations. Compensation is $160–200K + bonus depending on experience, plus 401(k) matching, health and wellness benefits, and PTO.If this sounds like you, then I'd love to connect!

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