Campaign Manager

Location: Iconic South London Venue (Hybrid – 3 days in office)

Reports to: Director of Sales & Marketing

About the Company

This organisation is a global leader in immersive experiences, producing large-scale cultural exhibitions that have attracted over 6 million visitors a year across Europe, Asia, and North America.

They collaborate with some of the world’s most recognisable cultural institutions and creative partners to bring historic and artistic stories to life through innovative design, technology, and storytelling.

The UK team is based at an iconic South London venue that’s fast becoming one of the city’s most exciting destinations for art, culture, and live experiences. With global backing and a strong creative foundation, the business combines the energy of a start-up with the scale of a global brand.

Their next exhibition — opening in early 2026 — will showcase one of history’s most extraordinary figures and treasures, marking its first major London showing after sell-out runs in Paris, San Francisco, and Tokyo.

The Role

As Campaign Manager, you’ll lead the full marketing and promotional campaign for this landmark exhibition. You’ll take ownership of how the story is told, how audiences are reached, and how ticket sales are driven.

Working closely with the Director of Sales & Marketing, you’ll oversee agencies and partners across PR, media, design, and digital — ensuring consistent, creative, and effective campaigns that bring the exhibition to life for audiences in London and beyond.

This isn’t a performance or analytics-heavy role; it’s a 360° marketing position for someone who thrives on creativity, collaboration, and bringing major cultural events to the public.

Key Responsibilities

• Plan and deliver integrated marketing campaigns across digital, PR, partnerships, and traditional media.
• Manage agencies and internal teams to produce creative assets and content.
• Build partnerships with media outlets, cultural bodies, and tourism organisations.
• Oversee campaign budgets, tracking performance and reporting to senior leadership.
• Support on-site branding and visitor experience initiatives.
• Contribute to European marketing projects as the organisation continues to grow its international footprint.

About You

• Around 3–4 years’ experience in marketing across arts, culture, heritage, or live experiences.
• Proven success delivering 360° consumer campaigns with strong audience engagement.
• Confident managing agencies, suppliers, and budgets.
• Proficient in Microsoft PowerPoint and Excel.
• Creative yet analytical — comfortable interpreting data to refine campaigns.
• Collaborative, hands-on, and keen to learn from an experienced Director who values mentoring and professional development.