Senior Project Manager - Brand Experience & Automotive events
At The Event Academy · London, England, United Kingdom
- Operations
- Full-time
- Senior
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Hybrid, based in London
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- Posted
- 25 June 2026
- First seen by us
- 15 October 2026
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Job description
From The Event Academy’s job post, as they wrote it.
To apply for this role, you must be a graduate of the Event Academy.
Sector: Brand Experience & Automotive Events
Title of role: Senior Project Manager
Reporting to: Head of Automotive Operations / Client Account Lead
Direct reports: Project Managers, Project Coordinators (line management as required)
Salary on offer: Not stated (competitive)
Location / Office address: London/ regional office (with UK travel)
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WFH / Office / Remote: Hybrid
Working hours: Full‑time, permanent
Start date: TBC
Deadline to apply: TBC
Interview dates: TBC
A leading brand experience agency is seeking an experienced Senior Project Manager to join its automotive team and lead the delivery of national events, roadshows and test‑drive activations for major automotive clients. This role involves full end‑to‑end project management, including client liaison, budget ownership, supplier negotiation, onsite leadership, health & safety documentation, team management and ensuring seamless delivery across multiple live events. Candidates must have previous agency experience working with automotive clients, strong operational and budget management skills, and confidence leading teams both pre‑event and onsite. This is a hybrid role based between London and another regional office, with regular UK travel.
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