Associate Event Project Manager (based in Europe)

SpotMe; London; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

SpotMe is seeking an Associate Event Project Manager to enhance event experiences across various client projects. This role involves managing event logistics, communication with clients, and using SpotMe's technology to deliver exceptional service. Ideal for aspiring event professionals, this position offers clear growth opportunities within a dynamic international team.

Qualifications

• Experience in event technology is essential.
• Strong customer service skills required.
• Ability to work under pressure and manage multiple projects.

Responsibilities

• Successfully delivering high volumes of events.
• Building, configuring, and launching event apps.
• Coordinating event logistics and ensuring smooth execution.

Skills

Event Technology

Customer Centricity

Attention to Detail

Education

Degree in Event Management or related field

Tools

SpotMe Backstage

Job description

Mission – Why we exist, what we do, and why we need you

SpotMe is a leading B2B event platform that helps enterprises increase the impact of their events by delivering CRM-connected, high-quality experiences across in-person, virtual, hybrid events, and webinars. With a strong focus on life sciences, SpotMe powers Onomi: an HCP engagement product that enables medical and commercial teams to run impactful congresses, symposia, advisory boards, and webinars. Together, SpotMe and Onomi turn events into a company's most effective engagement channel.

The Role – What you will be doing

This position is the ideal role for aspiring and existing event professionals, with experience in event technology, who are committed to taking service excellence to the next level. You will be passionate about delivering incredible event attendee experiences through app based event solutions. Working with an impressive variety of Life Science, Professional Services and other Enterprise clients you will become a subject matter expert for SpotMe/Onomi solutions, delivering in-person, remote and hybrid events adding value at every stage of the event project life cycle.

You will appreciate operating at a fast pace on a variety of projects, with a strong customer centric mindset and strong attention to detail, this role will make you part of our growing international team. Our most successful Project Managers become Senior within 2-3 years, which then opens new opportunities for career growth with the company.

As an Associate Event Project Manager you will be successfully delivering high volumes of events, reporting to the Manager, Event Services as part of our network of associates. This will involve independently building, configuring and launching our web and mobile native event apps using SpotMe Backstage (35%). You will be professionally managing our clients, and other senior stakeholders with clear, timely communications to enhance the client experience adding value across the entire project lifecycle (20%).

As you approach the live event, you'll coordinate closely with vendors, internal departments, and the customer to ensure seamless execution on live event day. Responsibilities may include badge printing, iPad sign-in, lead scanning, managing onsite AV and equipment, driving audience engagement, and thoroughly reviewing apps to guarantee flawless delivery (20%). For the live event, you'll ensure speakers are fully briefed and prepared, whether they're presenting in a webinar, hosting a virtual session, or speaking onsite. You'll oversee event operations to ensure everything runs smoothly (20%). Following the event, you'll handle post-event communications, analyze event data, and deliver insightful reports and recommendations to the customer, highlighting successes and identifying areas for future improvement (5%).

Objectives – The Problems You Will Solve

As an Associate Event Project Manager you will be onboarded to the company, become familiar with our systems and processes, be introduced to the team and you will hit the ground running.

In your first month, you will:

• Learn Backstage by getting certified with our SpotMe Academy, and by embedding yourself in building platforms with your line manager
• Get trained on how we deliver projects at SpotMe/Onomi and experience it by shadowing colleagues in meetings across each of the event project stages, including Project Onboarding, Workspace Build, Registration & App Launch, Live Event and Project Offboarding
• Participate in virtual live events or onsite events to be trained on our live engagement capabilities and our onsite logistics solutions, event schedule permitting during the first month
  
  

After 3 Months, you have:

• Taken the lead in your first event as the Project Lead and manage the Kick Off call with timely client communication, and displaying sound technical knowledge of the event requirement
• Built your first new event in Backstage with supervision, demonstrating quality follow up emails and no errors in the email configuration found during the Project Review
• Delivered at least live event days* as Project lead or Onsite Coordinator and maintained CES at ≥4.3 and sNPS at ≥56%
• Delivered all of your assigned onsite deployments, spending time onsite, with some positive feedback from your customers
  
  

After 6 Months you have:

• Delivered multiple live events (a mix of virtual and onsite), while maintaining minimum levels of CES at ≥4.5 and sNPS at ≥60%
• Built all of your existing and new events in Backstage with minimal supervision, demonstrating quality follow up emails and no errors in all core modules of the event found during Project Reviews
• Received praise from your customers for your contributions to the successful event delivery and how you've helped to enhance the event experience and outcomes
• Live event days are defined as a live day, or part day, for an event delivered either remotely or onsite as part of a longer duration event
  
  

SpotMe recruits, compensates, and promotes regardless of race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, parental status, or veteran status.