Event Producer (Festivals, Conferences, Sports and Live Events)

Company Description

The Ticketline Network is a trusted partner for many of the UK\'s biggest live entertainment events, working with thousands of event organizers to create incredible experiences. Celebrating over 60 years in the industry, we are one of the largest independent ticketing companies in the UK. We are a family-led business known for our innovation and the high level of support we provide to our clients. From small intimate gigs to large stadium events, we offer end-to-end ticketing solutions for live music, club nights, theatre, comedy, sports, and more.

Role Description

We are seeking a freelance Event Producer to join our team. The Event Producer will be responsible for planning, managing, and executing festivals, conferences, sports events, and live events. Key tasks include overseeing event planning, budgeting, and management; coordinating with stakeholders and vendors; and ensuring successful event execution.

You will be required to build your own events in collaboration with our Business Development Manager and team. In joining our team you will be supported with:

  • A dedicated marketing team with access to 1.3 million customers on our regular newsletter.
  • IT team to build custom websites, event solutions and top of the range event ticketing system.
  • A customer support and business development team to support your operations.
  • Access to various benefits to support your events and your personal growth.

This role is remote based. However we have an office based in Manchester for working alongside the team.

If you have any questions about this role please email our Business Development Manager, Cambel: cambel@ticketline.co.uk

Thank you!

Salary: GBP 36000 - 60000 per year Experience: 3 years required
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