Events Manager

About the Chief of Staff Association

The Chief of Staff Association (CSA) is the largest membership organisation for chiefs of staff globally, with members occupying positions of influence in over 70 countries. Our members are drawn from a variety of different sectors from some of the most prominent businesses and organisations. These include: Google, Deloitte, US Government and Salesforce to name just a few.

About the Role

The Events Manager is responsible for the planning, delivery, and evaluation of all CSA events across our global network. They lead on the execution of the annual Global Chief of Staff Dialogue, industry Masterclass programmes, and member receptions, ensuring all events align with the CSA’s Communications Strategy and Engagement Strategy to drive sales generation, business development, and membership retention.

What you’ll be doing:

Event planning and delivery

• Deliver member receptions across CSA’s global network to agreed standards and brand.
• Lead planning and execution of the Global Chief of Staff Dialogue.
• Oversee logistics for Masterclass programmes including venue, travel, accommodation, catering and AV.
• Manage all aspects of speaker liaison from invitation to on-site support.
• Work with Regional Directors and the Engagement team to assess and approve regional event proposals.
• Ensure events are delivered on time, within budget and to a high professional standard.

Budgeting and financial oversight

• Manage event budgets in collaboration with the Director of Communications.
• Monitor expenditure, track against budget and maintain cost-efficiency.
• Provide budget forecasts and post-event financial reports.

Strategic alignment

• Align all events with CSA’s Communications and Engagement Strategies.Support development and delivery of an Events Strategy for business development and membership retention.

Flagship events and initiatives

• Plan CSA’s participation in the World Economic Forum and other key conferences.
• Coordinate representation at strategic forums to meet organisational objectives.

Impact measurement and reporting

• Track KPIs including attendance, lead conversion and retention.
• Provide post-event reports with recommendations for improvement.
• Maintain accurate attendance records and manage follow-up surveys and membership outreach.

Relationship and stakeholder management

• Build strong relationships with venues, suppliers and partners.
• Collaborate with internal teams, partners and sponsors to maximise event success.

You should apply if:

• You have experience planning and delivering events from concept to completion.
• You can manage budgets effectively and deliver within agreed timelines.
• You work well with internal teams, partners and suppliers to achieve shared goals.
• You can adapt to changing priorities in a fast-paced environment.
• You value clear communication and strong collaboration.
• You have a proactive approach to solving problems and improving processes.
• You are committed to creating high-quality event experiences and building lasting relationships with attendees and stakeholders.

Benefits

• 25 days' annual leave + bank holidays
• 10 days' paid sick leave
• Professional development stipend
• Private health insurance
• Access to the CSA member content library, which includes over 80 hours of learning and development.
• International travel opportunities

The Chief of Staff Association will always provide equal opportunities to any employee or job applicant. We will never discriminate or have prejudices on a person’s race, religious beliefs, sex, sexual orientation, gender, relationship status, disabilities or due to pregnancy or maternity.

CSA Limited is the UK subsidiary of The Chief of Staff Association, a public benefit corporation chartered by the State of Delaware in the United States of America.