Event Coordinator - Atlanta, United States - momnt

Description

**Event Coordinator**

at Momnt Atlanta, Georgia, United States The Event Coordinator will be responsible for the planning and execution behind all of our online and offline events for our prospects, clients, partners, and potential hires. The ideal candidates primary focus includes the support of planning, logistics, and execution of an annual event marketing plan that ensures the Company is attending and hosting events that actively engage with our target audiences, and that those attendees convert into high quality leads for the business.

Responsibilities

Work with the Marketing Manager and Chief Revenue Officer to organize the logistics for all marketing and sales events, including but not limited to timelines, venues, vendors, travel arrangements, staffing, budget proposals, pre-event logistics/operational details, shipping, organizing event materials, on-site event management, post-event tracking and ROI analysis

Help to identify and secure staff, speakers, and special guests for each event

Coordinate with all internal and external stakeholders to present possible marketing and sales events

Ensure the Marketing department has detailed information and goals for each event

Provide technical and administrative support to the Marketing team, attendees and guests

Collaborate with Marketing team to promote events pre and post event

Assist the Marketing Manager and Marketing team in meeting Company objectives for lead generation from trade shows, webinars, and other events

Process the leads from events quickly to help ensure the success of each event

Organize and maintain an annual calendar and website page of confirmed marketing and sales events

Assist the Marketing Manager in the order of promotional items and maintain inventory

Work with HR team to support recruiting events as needed

Work with leadership team to support internal company events as needed

Requirements

Bachelors degree or equivalent work experience

Minimum 1-2 years experience in event planning

Excellent time management and organization skills

Excellent communicator with high attention to detail

Google Suite proficient

Experience with and HubSpot preferred

Ability to lift 40lbs

Ability to travel to trade shows and other in-person events and occasionally work outside of business hours. Travel frequency will vary. We anticipate approximately 20% of travel on average.

Local to Atlanta, GA

Momnt is a privately-owned fintech startup established in 2019 and is formerly known as Artis Technologies. We believe in merging the art of technology with the science of finance to create the best consumer lending experience possible. The Momnt corporate headquarters are located in downtown Atlanta, Georgia with remote employees throughout the country.

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