The Commonwealth Telecommunications Organisation (CTO) is the oldest and largest Commonwealth intergovernmental organisation in the field of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT). Being fully involved in the development and use of ICTs for social and economic development, the management of the organisation recognise that it must stay at the cutting edge of ICT developments in order to deliver significant benefits to its members.
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) in collaboration with the CTO London, United Kingdom, seeks to recruit Commonwealth employees who are committed to the vision and mission of the CTO, and the wider development of the Commonwealth in the capacity below:
Job Title: Assistant Events Officer
Location: 64 - 66 Glenthorne Road London, W6 0LR
Reporting To: Manager, Events
Department: Operations
Division: Events
Hours of work: 40 hours per week including one unpaid hour for lunch each day.
Job Purpose
To work as part of the Events division to deliver high-quality events.
Division Purpose
To deliver international, regional and national events aimed at raising awareness and building capacity of stakeholders in the use of information and communication technologies for development
Working Relationships
Posts that this job manages: None
This role also requires a close working relationship with the Marketing and Communications team
Note: The incumbent shall work such additional time beyond the contractual minimum as may reasonably be required to fulfill the organisation’s work requirements. Staff Handbook #2.5.
Main Responsibilities
Provide administrative and communication support for CTO events
Coordinate the production of events by external producers
Monitor the development of the post-event internal report and rapporteur’s report
Assist in the organising of events and attend to all matters relating to and/or ancillary to the successful conduct of the event
Liaise with CTO sales and marketing officers on event marketing, promotion, publicity, sales and related campaigns
Undertake analysis of feedback of participants after each event and within 2 weeks after each event including satisfaction rating, based on feedback from participants.
Other:
Undertake any other duties in his/her speciality that may be assigned by the Secretary-General.
Deliverables:
Undertaking administration work relating to events including mailouts
Contributing to event marketing activities including press releases and promotions through social media
Coordinating the production of events by external producers
Preparation of analysis of feedback by participants of events, within 2 weeks after each event including satisfaction rating, based on feedback from participants
Assisting in database development for delegate and sponsorship marketing and of supporting partner
Required Qualifications, Skills and Experience
A Diploma or an equivalent qualification in Events, Marketing, Communications or a related field
One year of experience in events, preferably in an event organising firm
Good written and verbal communication and interpersonal skills
Proven ability to prioritise workload and to meet tight deadlines
Ability to lead by example
Attention to detail and highly resourceful
Proficiency in MS Office applications (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint)
Ability to maintain a high degree of responsibility, discretion and confidentiality
Ability to adopt and work in a multicultural environment
Willingness to travel internationally
Good understanding of telecommunications/ICTs
Experience in an international or regional organisation will be desirable
Remuneration
Starting salary will range from £17,675 p.a. to £21,690 p.a. depending on the qualifications and experiences.
Benefits include 25 days holiday per year, contributory pension scheme, medical insurance, travel season ticket loan, support for training and development, a performance-based annual bonus, subsidy for gym membership, provision for flexible working and a great working environment.