Conference Producer

Posted 16 days ago

euciDenver (CO)
Meeting, Convention, and Event PlannersConvention and Trade Show Organizers

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About the role

Job Description Summary The conference producer is responsible for developing conferences, courses and webinars for the energy industry. The right candidate will be responsible for identifying potential topics and speakers, conducting market research on viability of topics, and developing the training programs, including content creation for professionals in the energy industry. The position involves both gathering information and recruiting key energy industry figures. The conference director will also manage the events onsite, which will occasionally involve out-of-town travel. Responsibilities Conduct market research to identify the training topics and requirements that will inform the design of professional development programs Translate research into commercially-viable conference curriculum Interview key energy industry figures through phone and e-mail to determine validity of proposed topics, programs, timing, and location Identify and recruit appropriately qualified content experts to address topics on program agenda Identify and pursue partnership and sponsorship opportunities Serve as a company representative within the industry Coordinate program design and implementation details with dedicated in-house marketing staff Qualifications Effective communication and writing skills Experience in the energy industry preferred Past experience in program development preferred Proficiency in MS Office Position is in Denver. Local candidates preferred. Not a remote position. Skills and Attributes Strategic and creative thinker: Ability to analyze market research and convert information learned into coherent programming Highly organized and able to multi-task multiply projects while managing tight deadlines Passionate about establishing and maintaining relationships with a diverse set of stakeholders, including speakers, attendees, sponsors, and subject matter experts Comfortable with displaying persistence when reaching out to high-level professionals with busy schedules Collaborative team player Comfortable with complexity, ambiguity and change Skillful in social media networking Additional Information Base salary plus profit sharing Health Insurance Premium paid 100% for Employee Simple IRA Plan (matching up to 3% of salary) Paid Time Off Employee Wellness & Social Programs All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines. #J-18808-Ljbffr

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