Events and Partnership Marketing Manager
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Job description
About Recom
At Recom, we push boundaries, redefine expectations, and deliver exceptional results for our brand partners. As the premier Amazon accelerator, we empower global brands to take control, accelerate sales, and maximize profitability on the world’s largest marketplace. Our expert teams—spanning design, copywriting, data analytics, marketing, brand protection, software development, and logistics—work together to drive growth.
With $700M+ in annual revenue and 500+ team members, Recom has been featured on the Inc. 500 list of America’s fastest growing companies list for three consecutive years (ranked as high as #64). Proudly backed by Topspin Consumer Partners, a leading New York-based private equity firm, Recom offers innovation and endless opportunities for growth.
Ready to grow with us? Learn more at www.recom.co.
Role Description
Turn Recom-hosted forums, trade shows and partner marketing programs into high-quality executive engagement and qualified demand. Own event planning and execution, prepare sellers for targeted conversations and coordinate partner campaigns with commercial relationship owners. Reporting to the SVP Marketing, you will collaborate across the relevant marketing and commercial teams to deliver these priorities.
Key Responsibilities
- Build the event calendar, budgets and project plans with marketing and sales; prioritize attendance against target accounts.
- Execute hosted summits, forums and roundtables, including venues, vendors, invitations, materials and attendee experience.
- Analyze exhibitor and attendee lists against target profiles and prepare account intelligence, floor plans and seller playbooks.
- Coordinate prebooked meetings, seller schedules and follow-up responsibilities with Outbound and New Business teams.
- Develop joint webinars, co-marketing and event activations with approved partners and relationship owners.
- Track attendance, meetings, accepted opportunities and event costs with Revenue Operations; improve the program using results.
Minimum Qualifications
- 3+ years in events, field marketing, project management or a comparable coordination-intensive role.
- Demonstrated ability to manage multiple projects, vendors, budgets and deadlines.
- Strong written communication for invitations, account briefs and sales-facing materials.
- Ability to coordinate marketing, sales and external partners with clear follow-through.
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience with executive events, trade shows or partner marketing.
- Experience in ecommerce, premium brands or B2B services.
- Experience preparing account research and pre-event outreach programs.
- Knowledge of CRM campaign tracking and event-to-pipeline measurement.
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