Top Events Marketing Jobs in New York City, NY

Leads hotel-level digital marketing for a portfolio of high-revenue properties. Develops and optimizes paid search, paid social, display, video, and metasearch campaigns; recommends budgets; analyzes commercial performance data; communicates insights to hotels and senior leaders; coordinates hotel, agency, and enterprise partners; drives testing, program innovation, and team development.

Lead paid acquisition and performance marketing to scale direct sales and student leads. Manage Google and Meta campaigns, run A/B tests and conversion optimization, collaborate with media, EDU, and sales teams, support email and event marketing, and align landing pages and creatives to maximize ROI and community growth.

Teach high school and young adult participants podcast production from concept through finished product. Facilitate in-person workshops, develop curriculum and lesson plans, support audio and audiovisual editing skills, assess program outcomes, coordinate culminating events, and participate in meetings and professional development. The role is hybrid, seasonal, and part-time, with workshops held at BAM and additional curriculum and planning work conducted remotely or on campus.

Leads marketing and content for UJA’s planning and grantmaking initiatives. Translates complex programs into compelling stories and creates copy for emails, websites, presentations, donor materials, and events. Manages projects from concept through delivery, including timelines, workflows, cross-functional coordination, and stakeholder communication. Serves as a strategic marketing partner across departments while ensuring messaging aligns with UJA’s brand, mission, and priorities.

Own product positioning, launches, go-to-market, onboarding, adoption, retention, and expansion across Ande’s enterprise and hospitality product suites. Develop messaging, enablement materials, customer education, in-product campaigns, webinars, and market content. Partner with Product, Sales, Customer Success, and Marketing to map personas, improve funnel performance, launch features, and drive usage. This role also establishes the product marketing function and represents the product through videos, events, and thought leadership.

Leads policy communications strategy and campaigns across East Coast states, partnering with government relations teams to influence legislative and regulatory outcomes. Develops messaging, earned media, rapid response, stakeholder and coalition communications, policymaker materials, and spokesperson preparation. Monitors policy developments, opposition messaging, media coverage, and public sentiment while building relationships with reporters, advocacy groups, and community organizations.

Supports Hypebae’s social media team through daily reporting, analytics, content ideation, posting, and creation of static and video assets across social platforms. The intern develops content around fashion, culture, events, and news, helps maintain the brand’s visual and editorial voice, and attends external events for content capture. The role requires availability for occasional nights and weekends and is ideally based in the New York office most weekdays.

Leads digital media strategy and planning for streaming audio, podcasts, social platforms, and live events. Develops RFP responses, media plans, presentation decks, campaign concepts, and persuasive client narratives. Partners with sales, marketing, research, creative, product, and inventory teams to create integrated programs. Applies business rules, manages timelines, validates campaign availability, resolves issues, and uses post-sale performance insights to improve future campaigns.

Own and optimize paid search end-to-end: audit account structure and tracking, run disciplined test-and-learn programs, build AI-driven automation for bidding and reporting, manage day-to-day bidding/pacing, measure incrementality and attribution, partner with engineering/data/creative, and optimize toward CAC/CPA/ROAS/LTV.

Leads U.S. media strategy, relations, partnerships, content, campaigns, and event communications for the World Economic Forum, with emphasis on technology, AI, sustainability, finance, and innovation. Develops storylines, press materials, and pitching strategies; manages media inquiries, spokespeople, and partnerships; monitors coverage and provides analysis; and uses digital marketing and media-monitoring tools. The role is based in New York, requires three onsite days weekly, and involves approximately 25% travel, primarily to San Francisco and occasionally Geneva.