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Manage event production from Production 78’s Bridgend office and lead delivery on event sites.

What you’ll do

• Oversee event planning, design and scheduling, then take the lead on site.

Experience and requirements

• Organisation and team leadership across office and on-site settings.

About the role

Grow commercial venue hire across London Museum sites, including the new Smithfield site.

What you’ll do

• Develop client relationships and pursue sales targets.
• Support promotion with campaign content and work with the museum’s communications team and PR agency.

Experience and requirements

• Museum experience and academic qualifications are optional.

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Run Burgess Hall’s events and hospitality operation and develop the venue’s offer, including weddings and special occasions.

What you’ll do

• Manage the venue diary, bar and catering operations, staff, budgets and service standards.
• Build a longer-term operating plan and improve the financial performance of the venue.

Experience and requirements

• Experience planning events in a leisure setting, recruiting staff and managing budgets.
• Degree in events and hospitality or equivalent experience.

Qualifications

• BIIAB Personal Licence Holder · Preferred

About the role

Manage the technical side of Unique Venues Birmingham’s events business from its Sales & Events Office.

What you’ll do

• Work with the Hospitality Operations Manager and lead the technical delivery team.
• Look for ways to improve event delivery and profitability.

About the role

Develop the Drill Hall’s community and arts programme alongside the Venue Manager.

What you’ll do

• Recruit, train and support volunteers and develop local partnerships.
• Handle bookings, help set up events and oversee bar stock.

Experience and requirements

• Experience working with and managing volunteers.
• An understanding of health and safety and the ability to help with physical setup.

Benefits

• Local Government Pension Scheme.

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Deliver curated meetings and invitation-only sessions connecting sponsors and senior telecoms executives.

What you’ll do

• Onboard sponsors, identify and invite delegates, vet attendees and coordinate schedules and meeting rooms.
• Track confirmations, delivery risks and attendance, then use feedback to improve subsequent events.

Experience and requirements

• Experience in executive programmes, event operations, sponsorship or high-value client work.
• Experience coordinating stakeholders across international events and time zones.

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Serve food and drinks at AO Arena on live event days.

What you’ll do

• Prepare snacks and drinks, answer guest enquiries and keep service areas clean and safe.

Experience and requirements

• Previous hospitality, events or customer-facing work is useful. Food hygiene training can be provided.

Benefits

• Payment every two weeks
• Choice of shifts

About the role

Provide administration for Norfolk & Norwich Festival’s Connect & Create team, which delivers creative engagement projects across the region.

What you’ll do

• Help coordinate workshops, training and local activity with artists, schools and young people.

Experience and requirements

• Experience of data management
• Data management and work in culture or education.

About the role

Supervise security teams for Stambridge Group’s seasonal programme of outdoor festivals and commercial events.

What you’ll do

• Brief and deploy staff and oversee crowd safety in an assigned area.
• Handle incidents, safeguarding and staff welfare and document issues for event management.

Experience and requirements

• Private security experience and previous supervision, team leadership or operational responsibility. Large-festival experience is desirable.
• A valid SIA Door Supervisor licence for licensable duties. Crowd safety or first aid qualifications and ACT Awareness training are desirable.

Qualifications

• A recognised first aid qualification. · Preferred
• A valid SIA Door Supervisor licence for duties requiring that licence. · Required

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Manage Yarn Bar, theatre foyer bars and catering for shows, conferences and events at Nottingham’s Theatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall.

What you’ll do

• Plan rotas and train the team, keep bars ready for service and coordinate with venue teams.
• Track stock, deliveries, sales, costs and safety compliance.

Experience and requirements

• Food and beverage management or supervision, with experience of busy bars.
• Knowledge of food safety and licensing, plus reliable travel to the venue.

Benefits

• 25 days’ annual leave
• 5% pension contribution

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Supervise the concourse bars and food service for general admission guests at AO Arena.

What you’ll do

• Allocate work, coach staff and coordinate service with kitchen and front-of-house teams.
• Handle guest complaints and oversee stock, costs and food safety.

Experience and requirements

• Food and beverage operations experience, ideally as a supervisor or team leader.
• Knowledge of stock management, service standards and health and safety.

Benefits

• Payment every two weeks
• Choice of shifts

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Help stage theatre shows and commercial hires at Wilton’s Music Hall as a freelance duty technician.

What you’ll do

• Work on get-ins and get-outs, and operate lighting, sound or AV for shows.
• Support hires such as weddings and shoots, and take responsibility for venue safety when on duty.

Experience and requirements

• Technical experience in a producing or receiving theatre, or recognised training in technical theatre.
• Know the equipment used by a mid-scale venue. ETC Ion, digital sound desks and QLab are desirable.
• A current First Aid at Work certificate is required for the duty role. The employer can provide training.

About the role

Set the direction and commercial plan for Tech Show Paris, leading a London-based and remote team.

What you’ll do

• Own annual targets and a multi-year growth plan, develop formats and sponsorship products and identify emerging tech markets.

Experience and requirements

• Significant profit-and-loss ownership and leadership across markets.
• Native-level French fluency.

About the role

Lead commercial marketing at Olympia Events, reporting to the Chief Revenue Officer.

What you’ll do

• Grow venue hire leads, ticket sales and premium hospitality memberships through B2B and consumer campaigns.
• Manage the team and budget, using campaign data to measure revenue and conversion.

Experience and requirements

• Substantial marketing leadership experience, typically ten years or more, across B2B lead generation and consumer acquisition.
• Experience in performance marketing, CRM and sizeable budgets.

Benefits

• 25 days’ annual leave
• 5% pension contribution

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Oversee food and beverage across Olympia’s halls and convention centre and deputise for the Food and Beverage Director.

What you’ll do

• Lead the teams delivering high-volume events, maintaining service standards and managing commercial performance.
• Coordinate departments and represent the operation in internal and external meetings.

Experience and requirements

• Senior food and beverage or hospitality management experience in complex, high-volume settings.
• Experience leading operational change across departments.

Benefits

• 25 days’ annual leave
• 5% pension contribution

About the role

Help Fever’s Legal & Policy team manage health and safety across its workplaces and live events.

What you’ll do

• Assess workplace and venue risks and monitor the actions taken to reduce them.
• Review suppliers’ safety obligations and support environmental and quality management.

Experience and requirements

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• At least two years in a similar role.
• Event safety experience and additional languages are advantageous.
• NEBOSH National General Certificate and IOSH membership. A NEBOSH Diploma and Tech IOSH or CMIOSH status are preferred.
• Fluent English and knowledge of UK workplace health and safety and CDM rules.

Qualifications

• IOSH membership (Tech IOSH or CMIOSH preferred) · Preferred
• NEBOSH Diploma or progress toward it is a plus · Preferred
• NEBOSH National General Certificate as a minimum · Required

Benefits

• Performance bonus and stock options
• 28 days’ leave plus bank holidays
• 40% discount on Fever events

About the role

Lead matchday and event hospitality in premium lounges, bars, restaurants or suites at Stamford Bridge.

What you’ll do

• Brief staff and organise seating, reservations and VIP requests.
• Oversee front-of-house and bar service, resolve guest complaints and log incidents.

Experience and requirements

• Previous leadership in premium hospitality, such as stadiums, hotels, restaurants or large events.
• Knowledge of alcohol licensing, Challenge 25, allergens and safety standards.

Benefits

• Weekly payment
• Choice of shifts

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Supervise hospitality teams delivering food and drink service at Utilita Arena Sheffield.

What you’ll do

• Coach staff and check event service, allergen controls and food hygiene.
• Oversee cash, stock and temperature records and help with post-event checks.

Experience and requirements

• Supervisory experience in hospitality, catering or events, including training staff and handling stock or cash.
• Understanding of food safety, HACCP, COSHH and allergen management.

Benefits

• Payment every two weeks
• Choice of shifts

About the role

Help plan and deliver Boomtown’s festival production, taking responsibility for defined projects and areas of the site.

What you’ll do

• Work with the wider production team through planning, build, the festival and derig.

Experience and requirements

• Professional greenfield festival experience and an event-production background.

About the role

Design and deliver lighting for corporate events from MSP Global’s Liverpool base.

What you’ll do

• Use briefs and CAD plans to plot and position lighting.
• Operate consoles, manage power loads and troubleshoot under event deadlines.

Experience and requirements

• A clean UK driving licence and own transport are preferred.

Qualifications

• Clean UK driving license and own transport preferred · Preferred

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Combine practical AV work and project management for corporate events, hybrid meetings and livestreams across London.

What you’ll do

• Plan events with clients, test kit at the Battersea warehouse and support transport and setup on site.

Experience and requirements

• Experience in events or transferable skills from a similar role
• Events experience or transferable skills. An interest or speciality in cameras, lighting or sound is useful.
• Driving licence. Experience driving 3.5-tonne vans is preferred.

Qualifications

• Driving Licence · Required

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Lead Local Partnerships’ programme of conferences, roundtables and webinars to engage audiences and support business development.

What you’ll do

• Manage the annual calendar, speaker logistics, venue relationships and event-day coordination.
• Use CRM records, follow-up and evaluation to measure event performance.

Experience and requirements

• Experience delivering B2B events, webinars and stakeholder engagement
• Experience delivering B2B events and webinars, working with senior stakeholders and using CRM or virtual event platforms.

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Support children under five in the Elland Road crèche during Leeds United home fixtures.

What you’ll do

• Run age-appropriate play and learning activities and care for babies when needed.
• Maintain a safe space, communicate with carers and record safeguarding concerns.

Experience and requirements

• Experience working with babies, toddlers or young children
• Experience with babies or young children in childcare, education or a related setting.
• Early Years, safeguarding and paediatric first-aid qualifications or training are desirable.

Qualifications

• Childcare or Early Years qualifications · Preferred
• Paediatric First Aid qualification · Preferred
• Safeguarding training · Preferred

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Provide wine service in St James’ Park’s premium dining spaces on Newcastle United matchdays and other events.

What you’ll do

• Recommend wines and pairings to guests, develop the wine offer with catering and cellar teams and share knowledge with colleagues.

Experience and requirements

• Previous sommelier or wine-focused fine dining or premium events experience
• Sommelier or other wine-focused work in fine dining, luxury hospitality or premium events.

Qualifications

• WSET Level 2 or equivalent wine certification · Accepted as one route
• WSET Level 3 or above, or equivalent wine certification · Preferred

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Provide safeguarding and welfare support for children, adults at risk and other vulnerable supporters at Leeds United home fixtures.

What you’ll do

• Recognise and record concerns, support matchday staff and work with the Disability Liaison Officer.

Experience and requirements

• Experience working with children, young people or vulnerable adults
• Experience supporting children, young people or vulnerable adults, and dealing with the public in a busy environment.
• FA safeguarding or welfare certificates and experience using MyConcern are desirable.

Qualifications

• FA Safeguarding Children Certificate · Preferred
• FA Welfare Officer Certificate · Preferred