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Event Manager (Web3 / DLT / Blockchain)

Exponential Science Ltd
City of London
1 week ago
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Role Summary

The Event Manager will take full ownership of the planning, execution, and post-event impact of high-profile events for Exponential Science (ES) across the Web3 / DLT / blockchain / deep-tech ecosystem.


This role requires exceptional organisation, stakeholder management, event-marketing expertise, and the ability to confidently deliver premium experiences in fast-moving, technically sophisticated environments.


You bring initiative, operational clarity, and calm control under pressure — delivering events that create measurable results.


Key Responsibilities
End-to-End Event Management

  • Lead all logistics and communications: venue selection, speakers, attendees, production/AV, travel, vendors, partners, contracts
  • Shape event concepts and formats (theme, objectives, audience) through delivery and evaluation
  • Manage detailed timelines, risk mitigation, vendors/staffing, and on‑site execution
  • Maintain real‑time visibility of plans and progress across the ES team

Event Marketing & Growth

  • Deliver strong registration, engagement, and satisfaction metrics
  • Analyse event performance and implement improvements
  • Rally internal + external teams toward shared deadlines and outcomes
  • Serve as the single point of accountability from conception → execution → debrief
  • Liaise with senior stakeholders, sponsors, research leads — crisp progress updates, clear risks + approvals

Budget & Finance

  • Own budget and P&L: set cost plans, control spending, negotiate contracts
  • Maintain premium quality while ensuring cost efficiency
  • Reconcile costs post-event and archive learnings

Ownership, Reliability & Detail

  • Sweat every detail: logistics, timing, VIP experience, production, signage, hospitality
  • Adapt calmly to last‑minute changes — problem‑solving in real time
  • Propose new formats and continuous improvements

Required Skills & Experience

  • Minimum 3–5 years professional experience in event management (tech, Web3, fintech, innovation preferred)
  • Proven track record delivering successful and high‑impact events
  • Strong leadership, negotiation, and cross‑team coordination
  • Thrives under pressure and shifting priorities — proactive accountability

Nice to Have

  • Experience with conference technology (virtual/hybrid platforms, livestreaming)
  • Understanding of event tech + CRM systems (registration platforms, analytics)

How to Apply

Send your CV and a list of events you have managed
to
Subject line: Event Manager Application – [Your Name]


Please also include:



  • Evidence of success for each event
    (e.g., audience size, NPS/feedback, revenue/sponsorship, key speakers secured, press/visibility, ROI)
  • Links to press materials, photo galleries, speaker pages or video recaps (if available)

Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis — early submissions encouraged.


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