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Events & Copywriting Executive

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10 months ago
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Events & Copywriting Executive
Location: Oldham
Salary: £31,000 - £34,000 (dependent on experience)
Job Type: Full-Time, Permanent, up to 2 days a week WFH (must be flexible around events)
Are you a creative powerhouse with a knack for words and a flair for events? Our client, a dynamic and innovative company in global manufacturing, is looking for an exceptional Events and Copywriting Executive to join their team. If you’re ready to combine your organisational skills with your passion for compelling storytelling, this could be the perfect role for you!
About the Role
As an Events and Copywriting Executive, you’ll play a crucial role in organizing high-impact B2B events and crafting compelling communications that resonate with business audiences. Your responsibilities will include:

  • Event Management:
    • Plan, organize, and execute B2B events, including trade shows, exhibitions, and conferences.
    • Handle end-to-end logistics, including venue selection, vendor coordination, budgeting, and scheduling.
    • Ensure seamless delivery of events that exceed stakeholder expectations.
  • Copywriting and Content Creation:
    • Collaborate with current Technical Content Writer to create accurate and engaging content.
    • Develop clear, persuasive, and engaging copy for event promotions, marketing campaigns, press releases, and post-event communications.
    • Tailor messaging for a B2B audience, aligning with industry trends and client objectives.
      What We’re Looking For
  • Proven Experience: A strong background in B2B event planning, exhibitions, or trade shows is essential.
  • Exceptional Writing Skills: The ability to produce polished, professional content tailored to a business audience.
  • Project Management Skills: Highly organised, detail-oriented, and adept at managing multiple projects simultaneously.
  • B2B Insight: A clear understanding of the unique challenges and opportunities in the B2B space.
  • Team Player: Strong interpersonal and communication skills to collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams

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