Conference Producer - Reuters Events
Tenacious? A great researcher? Can you think creatively to identify what makes something commercially successful? If so, we want to speak with you We’re looking for a
Conference Producer
to join
Reuters Events
, a fast-growing team within Reuters, based in Mexico. If you want real responsibility, control of a budget from your first day and the opportunity to develop your career quickly, this might just be the role for you.

Reuters Events
deliver
world-class conferences
and content across the globe, and work with industry leaders and visionaries to provide the critical intelligence that senior level executives need to make strategic decisions.

We’re looking for motivated individuals who want to have a positive impact on the world, on critical industries and the communities working within them.

About The Role
As a
Conference Producer
at
Reuters Events
, you will:
- Have a positive impact on a range of critical industries (such as sustainable business, pharmaceutical, energy and Ai)



by working with leading brands and figures within these sectors. Your conferences will ultimately shape how these industries react to specific opportunities and variety of challenges.
- Create world-class commercially successful events and develop excellent commercial skills. You will use your commercial acumen to spot and pursue growing markets and commercial opportunities.
- Research markets, get to grips with hot business issues, develop conference agendas and conduct high-profile marketing campaigns.
- Be part of a collaborative, diverse and inspired team.
- Create industry relationships with core decision-makers, find new ways to market and reach your industry, develop sales calling plans to reach financial goals.
- To be absolutely clear, you will be a conference creator not a conference organiser You won’t be answerable to a client, organising coffee or booking space at hotels.

About You
To be our next
Conference Producer
, you will likely:
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📌 Conference Producer (Ciudad de México)
🏢 Thomson Reuters México
📍 Ciudad de México