Conference Producer – Singapore – brought to you by TMS
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A research-led organisation. Whether it is one of our conference producers investigating a new topic area, a journalist chasing a breaking news story or an academic editor commissioning a ground-breaking journal article, our business is the generation of new, original information that gets to the heart of the most pressing issues facing our customers. Conference Producers are at the forefront of the company and specialise in business research and project management. You will research and put together the intellectual content of conference programmes at the cutting edge of business strategy. You will be responsible for structuring the conference agenda as a result of live research with senior managers from a cross section of companies, selecting and inviting high level speakers, copy writing, designing the conference brochure and ensuring profitability of entire projects – from the initial idea to the smooth running of the event. Conference producers have a lot of budgetary control and you will be making financial decisions that will have significant bottom line impact. Throughout the production cycle you will work closely with the Marketing Manager to ensure the best possible marketing campaign and with the Sponsorship Manager to put together an effective sponsorship strategy. Responsiblities: Research new conference ideas Use telephone research, trade journals and internet as research tools to get the requisite information for the conference programme Make good use of accurate results of telephone research Identify suitable advisor(s) and develop relationships Identify the target audience Assess the angle the event should take Uncover relevant publications and associations Determine relevant speakers and organisations Identify and secure suitable speakers Keep in close touch with the market place, including reading journals, accessing the internet, telephone research and one-to-one meetings Monitor the competition/build event database Requirements: Good degree with commercial experience Excellent communication skills required Strong organisational skills Commercial awareness Good negotiation skills Self starter Ability to juggle multiple events Tenacity and required skills to meet deadlines dependent on input of others. If you meet the above requirements, please email your CV to [email protected] or [email protected] now. Note that only shortlisted candidates will be notified. |
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Or for further information please call the Singapore office at +65 6323 8533 quoting Job Reference Code TL015 A TMS Hot Job brought to you by The Mole |
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