Events Executive Assistant
An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Events Executive Assistant, to join a leading organisation based in Belfast.
This is a full-time position for initially 6 months – with an immediate start.
Working hours: Monday to Friday 36.5 hours 8.45am-5pm
With a salary of £28,381
Job Role:
You will be responsible for supporting the marketing communications, delivery and positioning of various events-based activities across the business. To include working with internal and external stakeholders.
Essential Criteria:
- Previous experience of the practical planning and delivery of events as well as working in a front facing customer environment.
- 3 A levels or equivalent. A good standard of numeracy and literacy as demonstrated by qualifications at GCSE grade ‘C’ or equivalent or by relevant work experience.
- Demonstrable experience of using social media platforms to promote and drive engagement for events.
- Demonstrable experience of financial management.
- Excellent communication skills both written and verbal, with the ability to communicate with stakeholders at all levels.
- Ability to work as part of a team as well as on your own initiative.
- Ability to manage and prioritise a busy workload while adhering to deadlines.
- Willingness to on occasions, work outside of normal office hours and at weekends for external events to meet the duties of the post.
Desirable Criteria:
- Evidence of writing social media campaigns.
Main Duties and Responsibilities:
- Working with the Head of Communications, Special Projects, manage delivery of DfE £300k funding to support animation and activity in NW region
- Support allocation of finances
- Produce a budget and track overall budget spend
- Plan and oversee video and photography “case studies” of funding and its impact
- Support event management and structure an event from inception to delivery and review including Venue and supplier sourcing and booking
- Support the medium and large-scale events including the International EUNIS congress event in the Belfast site, as well as small scale events including more community and stakeholder activities
- Support the planning for spring and summer music events
- Assist with other events and outward facing activity as required
- Undertake data input and key administrative tasks to establish core documents and protocols for the effective recording, monitoring and management of activities on all campuses
- Prepare event materials and produce/prepare promotional copy including checking copy for mistakes, corrections
- Deliver and book internal event services and repeat events
- Manage attendees at events (queues, customers) and volunteer at various events to get experience of different event types
- Working with the Head of Communications, Special Projects to support key engagements and activities
- Building sustainable and appropriate internal and external networks and making a positive contribution to the work of key strategic partners
- Connect with more senior team member or colleagues in another departments
- Shadow people in similar roles from other departments
- Undertaking any other reasonable duties as required