Field Marketing Manager

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n8nB2B tech or SaaS

EuropeFull-TimeManager

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Job Details

Languages: English
Experience: 2–4 years

Requirements

2–4 years of event marketing experience in B2B tech or SaaS
Owned events end to end before
Comfortable managing a budget and making calls on where to invest
Strong collaborator who knows how to work alongside Sales
Detail-oriented and very well organised
Willing to travel to key events throughout the year in both USA and across EMEA

Responsibilities

Own the enterprise events calendar end to end, from selection and logistics to on-site execution and post-event follow-up
Manage the events budget directly, making smart tradeoffs across owned activations, sponsorships, and field presence
Partner with Sales, Partner and SDRs to align event strategy with pipeline priorities and target accounts
Work with Demand Gen to build pre- and post-event programs that turn attendance into qualified pipeline
Track and report on event performance, including brand impact, leads generated, and pipeline attribution
Represent n8n at key industry conferences and build relationships with event organizers and partners

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