Event Program Manager, Audience Development

Event Program Manager

As an Senior Event Program Manager, you will play a pivotal role in ensuring the seamless planning, execution, and optimization of Google Cloud's most complex and high-profile global events. You will own outcomes for significant event workstreams, driving efficiency, scalability, and excellence across all event-related processes. You will independently solve ambiguous challenges, develop long-term strategies for event production, and influence various stakeholders to achieve shared goals. You will act as a go-to expert leveraging data-driven insights to inform decisions and continuously improve our approach to creating impactful and memorable experiences.

Responsibilities include :

• Lead end-to-end strategic audience planning and execution across business and marketing for complex and high-stakes global events, ensuring meticulous attention to detail from concept to post-event analysis.
• Manage project plans, timelines, and budgets for event workstreams, identifying risks and driving their resolution.
• Drive growth and execution for strategy, analytics, production infrastructure, related processes, and identifying and implementing innovative solutions to enhance efficiency and scalability.
• Manage relationships with vendors, agencies, and internal partners, including contract negotiation to ensure alignment with project goals and Google's standards.
• Define, track, and analyze key performance indicators (KPIs) for event operations, using data to derive actionable insights, identify areas for improvement, and make data-driven recommendations for future events.
• Implement and collaborate on best practices for audience development, technical implementation, and operational excellence.

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