Marketing Manager, Faculty Events – NA HED Faculty

Das ist der Job

Approve event themes, content, and program formats to ensure consistency and quality across conferences and events.

Darum lohnt es sich

Responsibilities Collaborate with marketing, sales, product teams, and executive leadership to develop and implement faculty event strategies, including theme development, content planning, speaker selection, product integration, and onsite event management.

Ability to collaborate effectively with internal teams and external partners to deliver event objectives. Lead the vision and experience design for events to deliver engaging, faculty audience-focused experiences aligned with organizational goals and brand standards.

Measure event success through analysis of attendance, audience engagement, lead generation, revenue impact, and customer retention and satisfaction metrics. Analyze post-event performance data to identify successes, opportunities for improvement, and strategic insights, applying findings to optimize future event planning and execution.

Implement assigned aspects of marketing events, including conferences, field events, sponsored events, and hosted experiences, in alignment with defined goals and strategies. Participate in developing event concepts, and developing the program and direction, including speakers, themes, topics.

Coordinate and advise presenters and moderators in best practices and attendee profiles during event preparation and execution. Lead the brand experience at Cengage hosted and sponsored events, optimizing our presence and impact at each event.

Support decisions around faculty event participation, including which events should be supported, who should attend, what activities occur at events, and how Cengage is represented. Coordinate event talent and event production activities, such as speakers, photographers and videographers.

Lead onsite ownership of event, including staffing assignments and operational support. Directs event budget planning and allocation strategy, including spend prioritization, resource optimization, and budget reallocation decisions. Monitor faculty event budgets and return on investment, ensuring spend aligns with approved plans.

Manage onsite event lead collection and flow and ensure follow-ups are tracked in SFDC. Requirements Bachelor’s degree in Marketing, Communications, Business, or a similar area, or equivalent professional experience. Typically requires 5+ years of dynamically complex experience in event marketing, field marketing, or a related subject area.

Working knowledge of event marketing and experiential marketing concepts, including event planning, coordination, and handling activities on location. Ability to lead multiple event workstreams and resolve problems or roadblocks as they arise. Ability to coach and prepare speakers (often external and in executive roles) for high impact content.

Strong organizational skills and attention to detail, including the ability to handle urgent, time-sensitive projects, timelines, vendors, and budgets. Strong written and verbal communication skills, including coordination with vendors and internal partners.

Ability to apply judgment to assignments of moderate complexity within established guidelines and procedures.

ATS Optimization Keywords Hard Skills event marketing event planning content planning speaker selection budget planning data analysis lead generation audience engagement event coordination on-site event management Soft Skills organizational skills attention to detail collaboration problem-solving coaching communication skills leadership strategic thinking time management adaptability Industry Keywords experiential marketing faculty events event success metrics customer retention event production brand experience event themes program formats vendor coordination event budget management Tools & Technologies SFDC #J-18808-Ljbffr