Venue Marketing Manager - East London £50-60k + great benefits
We’re working with one of Europe’s leading event / exhibition / convention destinations
This is a standout opportunity to take ownership of marketing for a flagship convention & exhibition offering at a pivotal point in its growth.
As Venue Marketing Manager, you’ll shape how the venue is positioned in the global market — driving awareness, demand and revenue across international events, exhibitions and congress sectors.
Working closely with Sales and senior stakeholders, you’ll lead insight-led campaigns, compelling messaging and commercially focused marketing activity that directly supports pipeline growth.
What You’ll Do
* Own and deliver the annual marketing plan for the C&E division
* Lead integrated campaigns across B2B audiences (associations, corporates, agencies, venue finders)
* Develop clear, compelling messaging that brings a complex venue proposition to life
* Partner closely with Sales to create high-impact collateral, presentations and campaign support
* Drive digital marketing activity across web, email, social and paid channels
* Support major industry events and trade shows with standout marketing activation
* Use insight, data and KPIs to optimise performance and ROI
* Act as a key marketing lead across internal stakeholders and external partners
About You
* 5–7+ years’ marketing experience with ownership of campaigns or strategy
* Strong B2B marketing background (events, venues, hospitality or similar ideal)
* Confident in content creation, copywriting and messaging development
* Commercial mindset with strong alignment to sales and revenue outcomes
* Comfortable working with senior stakeholders and multiple teams
* Data-driven, creative and highly delivery-focused
Why Apply?
* Own marketing for a flagship, high-profile international venue
* Play a key role in launching and growing a major new convention product
* Work in a fast-paced, collaborative and high-performing marketing team
* Huge scope for impact, visibility and career progression