Production Manager-Tradeshow/Exhibits
dersePittsburgh (PA)
About the role
Derse is a complete face-to-face marketing agency and exhibit builder. We bring a smarter approach to building client sales while managing their trade show, marketing environments and event programs. Our teams are made up of smart and forward-thinking people who bring experiential marketing solutions to life! We believe in committing to a long-term investment in your career with a total rewards package including: Competitive pay and comprehensive benefits packageA bright and energetic culture where your ideas are valued 78-years of financial stability Three weeks of paid vacation upon hire Privately held organization Career growth opportunities Derse employs over 600 people in marketing, program management, creative & skilled production, and corporate support. Locations include Milwaukee, Chicago, Las Vegas, Dallas, Pittsburgh, and various communities in Poland & Germany. Visit our website derse.com to learn more The ideal candidate will own the entire production process. They will strategize with other internal teams to ensure operational excellence. The will also run quality assessment to ensure customer satisfaction.
Responsibilities:
Manage and evaluate entire production process Contribute to production planning and budgeting Lead and monitor quality assessments to ensure customer satisfaction Maintain a safe production environment Coordinate with key internal and external production stakeholders
Qualifications:
Associate degree or equivalent experience 5-7 years of production/construction experience Strong organizational and managerial skills
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