Careers

The Production Manager leads and manages all pre-production and set up and breakdown of assigned events under the supervision of and in partnership with the Production Coordinator, Event Producer and Creative Team.

Responsibilities:

• Creates and updates all production-related documents including design notes, site visit notes, floor plans, production schedule, call list, transportation schedule, inventory requests, staffing plan and schedule and all other printed materials used in production
• Coordinates all facets of design presentations including creating PowerPoint Presentations, rental orders, décor purchases, and set-up and break-down
• Sources venues, décor, linens, entertainment, stationery, welcome bags, etc. and obtains pricing and availability for all items
• Places orders with vendors and companies for all rentals, linens, and specialty décor
• Vendor Management: Obtains Certificates of Insurance and NDA Agreements
• Interprets the vision of Designers as tangible design and décor while ensuring this vision fits within budget, venue and production timeline
• Creates and submits appropriate documents to City departments to ensure compliance with applicable regulations and laws
• Manages onsite set up, build, and break down of events; oversees all aspects of the venue, on-site vendors, and production staff
• Oversees all administrative tasks pertaining to assigned events: schedules and attends design meetings, vendor meetings, site visits, submits all debits, purchase orders, and check requests in a timely manner
• Trains and supervises interns and production assistants required for events
• Collects all final invoices from vendors and assists the Event Producer with event budget reconciliations following each event
• Participates in post-event evaluations to determine how future events could be improved
• First on site/ last off site – or responsible for person(s) designated to be first/last on site

Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree required
• A minimum of one to three years of experience in event production
• Strong organization, communication and project/time management skills
• Knowledge of business and management principles involved in planning, resource allocation, production methods, and coordination of people and resources
• Ability to work under pressure, meet deadlines and prioritize multiple projects
• Self-motivated and results oriented
• Strong attention to detail
• Possesses high work motivation, commitment, follow through, initiative and achievement
• Overtime, nights and weekends required
• Ability to travel (approximately 25%)
• Ability to lift objects up to 25 lbs
• Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook
• Works on average 50 hours per week
• Works independently with some supervision