Sales Manager

The Creative Event team is comprised of dedicated professionals and skilled project support managers who will be working across geographies and businesses to create, plan and execute meetings/events that achieve business goals. The project support manager will be responsible for developing relationships with internal and external business partners, supporting event project requirements and collaborating with the team to support and take ownership for client, internal and training related events as assigned from time to time. The role requires experience working with cross cultural teams and stakeholders across geographies and time-zones to support the delivery of high-quality events. Some of the key responsibilities in the role: - Support delivery of best-in-class events covering an assigned portfolio across Citi businesses. Responsibilities include coordination and support for the complete events lifecycle – from planning, logistics and execution, onsite event support and delivery, and subsequent event closing as per guidelines. - In liaison with Event Project Managers, independently execute all assigned projects including venue logistics, accommodation, F&B, transport, audio visual equipment, printing, design, entertainment, etc. - Coordinate with external partners and vendors to source the most appropriate venues or services, negotiate best possible rates, communicate requirements, review contracts and manage/ support events including onsite execution and delivery. - Take an active and collaborative role in the wider project team including with business partners, supporting regular meetings, ensuring clear communication and identifying methods to improve results. - Manage the administrative process including ensuring payment of invoices, and finalising required audit-ready documentation. - Support client communication with the development of registration websites working with the web team, review content to ensure accuracy and regular reporting on progress. - Support all Citi Operating Expense Governance Policy initiatives, event risk evaluation’s; reconcile program invoices and event final cost reporting. - Adhere to policies for safeguarding the firm's reputation, its clients and assets, by managing compliance, rules and regulations and adhering to Policy. Escalating, managing and reporting control issues with transparency and helping to create accountability with those who fail to maintain these standards.

The Business Support Manager will play a pivotal role in organising, coordinating, and executing a variety of domestic and international events, including conferences, exhibitions, and award shows. You will oversee the entire event lifecycle, from conception to delivery, managing logistics and ensuring high standards. A proven track record in successful event management in awards or exhibitions, a proactive attitude, and the ability to work autonomously are essential. You will be responsible for meticulous planning and maintaining strong stakeholder relationships to deliver impactful events. In this role, you will navigate multiple projects, ensuring stakeholders are well-informed through excellent communication skills. You will manage timelines, budgets, and deliverables efficiently, fostering key client relationships and identifying opportunities for project enhancement. Your responsibilities will include mitigating risks and keeping projects on course to meet business objectives promptly and within budget. Event Support Manager executes events while ensuring that all logistics requirements are carried out according to the event plans. He/She manages the event plans and works closely with other departments to ensure that all operational requirements of the events are fulfilled. He/She is detailed and resourceful, and possesses excellent problem-solving skills. He/She is able to react quickly to deviations in the event plans. He/She works in a flexible workweek, including weekends, evenings, and public holidays, and is comfortable working in both indoor and outdoor environments, depending on the nature of the events.

The daily duties of Compliance Officers often depend on the organisation and their speciality area. However, they are often responsible for ensuring compliance with professional standards and internal standards and their main duties and responsibilities include: - Performing routine risk assessments to help organisations understand compliance risk, scope and significance. - Monitoring the organisation’s compliance with regulations and internal policies to ensure they are up to date with the relevant laws. - Educating employees on compliance regulations and the impact of non-compliance on the organisation. - Recording their findings properly and following up with management to ensure the issues are rectified. - Reviewing marketing materials, websites and presentations to ensure compliance with regulations. - Assisting in the gathering of information internally in response to requests by regulatory organisations. - Performing administrative tasks such as file creation and maintaining files of ongoing projects. - Collaborating with management from other departments to ensure compliance and investigating irregularities. Administrators are responsible for keeping office documents organised and they perform a range of tasks to support the staff they work with. Their duties typically include: - Dealing with incoming and outgoing correspondence. - Data entry, retrieval and database maintenance. - Filing and archiving. - Creating and managing documents, spreadsheets and presentations. - Compiling reports. - Managing diaries for team members. - Scheduling meetings, taking minutes and arranging conferences and events. - Speaking to customers and clients to answer queries and resolve issues.

As a customer service manager, you'll make sure that the needs of customers are being met or exceeded. Your aim is to provide and promote excellent customer service throughout the organisation you work for. You'll manage the customer service team, making sure that service standards are being met and problems are resolved. You may work at various levels, from head office to the front end of the business. As a customer service manager, you'll need to: - provide help to customers using your organisation's products or services. - Communicate courteously with customers by telephone, email, letter and face-to-face. - Investigate and solve customers' problems, which may be complex or long-standing, that have been passed on by customer service assistants. - Handle customer complaints or any major incidents, such as a security issue or a customer being taken ill. - Issue refunds or compensation to customers. - Keep accurate records of discussions or correspondence with customers. - Analyse statistics or other data to determine the level of customer service your organisation is providing. - Produce written information for customers, often involving the use of computer packages and software. - Write reports and analyse the customer service that your organisation provides. - Develop feedback or complaints procedures for customers to use. - Improve customer service procedures, policies and standards for your organisation or department. - Meet with other managers to discuss possible improvements to customer service. - Manage staff recruitment and appraisals - depending on the size of the organisation these tasks may be carried out by human resources. - Train staff to deliver a high standard of customer service. - Lead or supervise a team of customer service staff. - Learn about your organisation's products or services and keep up to date with changes. - Keep ahead of developments in customer service by reading relevant journals, going to meetings and attending courses.

An Event Coordinator helps organisations enhance their brand image by supervising events to ensure that they achieve the set objectives. Their main duties and responsibilities include: - Working with the marketing and public relations departments to prepare budgets, setting deadlines, creating concepts and identifying the objectives of the event. - Implementing budget, invoicing and logistics. - Selecting and negotiating with vendors and monitoring their activities to ensure quality control. - Managing the promotions, communications and branding aspects of the event. - Supervising Caterers, Junior Event Coordinators and security teams. - Resolving problems and guest inquiries before and during the event. - Approving all activities for the event. - Preparing reports and making a presentation to management after the event.

Key responsibilities: Assisting the events team with a high number of events, ranging from small meetings to award ceremonies. Accompanying events manager to both internal and external events Promoting events across all social media platforms. Supporting the events manager with logistical and administrative support. Maintaining records of all bookings e.g. venue and catering and taking payments where necessary. Assisting with creative decisions. Attending all meetings to act as a second point of contact. Ad-hoc duties at events including, but not limited to, guest list management, showing guests to tables and taking coats. Helping set up and dismantle events efficiently through to completion Ensuring all branded items for events arrive on time.

Forge your path in London’s Nightlife Scene. Location: London | Flexible Hours | Hybrid (Remote and On-Site) Description: Are you passionate about House music, nightlife, and making a name for yourself in the event industry? This is your opportunity to take the first step into event management and promotions with one of London’s most exclusive new clubs—a venue backed by an internationally recognised brand synonymous with luxury and unforgettable nightlife experiences. Join a high-end weekly event that’s setting the standard for quality club experiences in London nightlife music scene. If you have the hunger to succeed, the creativity to build teams, and the passion for connecting with people, this role is your chance to launch your career in one of the world’s most dynamic industries. About Us: At Rehab LDN, we are at the forefront of London’s nightlife, hosting weekly events in a premium venue that blends exclusivity, style, and cutting-edge House and disco music. Building on a 15-year legacy of successful events, this new venture represents our next step toward becoming a cornerstone brand in the nightlife industry. To achieve our vision, we need a strong team, we need you. This is more than just a job—it’s a chance to help shape a flagship project in London’s entertainment scene while forging valuable industry connections. The Role: As a Nightclub Promoter Scout & Manager, your primary role will be to recruit, manage, and grow a team of promoters to drive attendance at our events. You’ll have the freedom to experiment with recruitment strategies and define how you achieve results. Starting with guidance, existing team members, and proven promotional pathways, your role will evolve into managing a thriving network of promoters while working closely with industry professionals. Along the way, you’ll gain skills that open doors to higher leadership roles in nightlife and events, both within our team and outside. Key Responsibilities: - Recruit & Build: Identify and manage a team of promoters who align with the event’s goals. - Creative Promotion: Use social platforms, networking, and in-person outreach to find and motivate promoters who can bring quality attendees. - Support Promoters: Equip promoters with tools and guidance while monitoring their success. - Event Support: Oversee promoter attendance, guest lists, and networking on event nights. - Goals: Increase weekly attendance by +15 guests on average through your efforts, while creating a team of 20-30 promoters within 3-4 months. What We’re Looking For: We are seeking individuals who are: - Hungry for Success: Ready to thrive in London’s nightlife scene and take ownership of this opportunity. - Passionate About Nightlife: Enthusiastic about House music, nightlife culture, and building community. - Proactive & Strategic: Creative thinkers who take initiative and adapt to challenges. - Strong Communicators: Capable of building relationships and motivating others. What’s in It for You? - Professional Network: Build relationships with DJs, event organisers, and other nightlife professionals. - Hands-On Experience: Learn event management, focusing on critical skills like driving attendance and leading a team. - Path to Growth: For high performers, this role can expand into Assistant Director-level opportunities within the event. - Prestigious Opportunity: Be part of exclusive entertainment backed by an internationally recognised nightlife brand. Payment & Time Commitment: - Commission-Based Pay: Earn the following % of revenue from your team’s ticket sales—your success directly impacts your earnings. 0–25 tickets sold: Earn 25% of ticket sales. 25–35 tickets sold: Earn 30%. 35+ tickets sold: Earn 50%. Time Commitment: - 10+ hours weekly for scouting and managing promoters (flexible hours). - 5 hours attending Thursday events (non-negotiable). How to Apply: If this opportunity aligns with your passion for nightlife and ambition to thrive in the industry, we’d love to hear from you! Please submit: - Your CV - A cover letter explaining your motivation and vision for the role. And answer these questions: 1. Briefly outline any experience you have in the music industry or nightlife. 2. What excites you most about this opportunity? 3. How would you approach finding and recruiting promoters? 4. Are you confident that terms like "leader," "charismatic," and "proactive" apply to you? 5. Do you understand and are you willing to work in nightlife dynamics? 6. Are you passionate about House music and nightlife culture? 7. Are you aware that this is a commission-based role? Work Location: Hybrid remote in London EC2A