Event Coordinator - Oracle Business Unit
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Job description
The Event Coordinator supports the planning and execution of Argano’s business events, including conferences, sales programs/roadshow, and executive/partner engagements. This role is highly detail oriented, operationally focused, and critical to delivering high-quality event experiences that align with Argano’s brand and business objectives.
Job Responsibilities
- Coordinate event logistics including registration, travel, lodging, catering, shipping, and on-site support
- Maintain detailed project plans, timelines, and checklists for assigned events
- Support agenda execution and run-of-show documentation
- Manage speaker logistics, communications, and prep materials
- Coordinate with vendors such as venues, AV, production, and catering partners
- Track contracts, Pos, invoices, and payments in partnership with AP and Finance
- Support sponsor and partner deliverables as needed
- Manage event tools (survey monkey, FedEx, spectra, Vista Print)
- Track attendee data, session attendance, and engagement metrics
- Maintain organized event documentation and file organization on drives
- Provide on-site execution support including registration, speaker support and logistics
- troubleshooting
- Support virtual event execution as needed
- Act as a key point of contact during events days for operational needs
- Collect and organize post-event data and feedback
- Support post-event reporting and recap materials
- Document learnings and process improvements
Required Qualifications
- 2-4 years of experience coordinating events, meetings, or marketing programs
- Strong organizational skills and attention to detail
- Ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines simultaneously
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Comfort working with cross-functional teams and external vendors
- Willingness to travel and support on-site events as needed
Originally posted on Himalayas
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