Your mission
You create experiences that people remember. You plan, coordinate, and execute our events from our own formats to international conferences. You make sure everything runs smoothly, showcases Impossible Founders in the best possible way, and strengthens our community, brand, and ecosystem.
Planning & organization of our own events
Planning & organization of our own events
- Take ownership of all Impossible Founders event formats from intimate founder sessions to larger flagship events
- Plan events end-to-end: concept, location scouting, logistics, guest management, and on-site coordination
- Work closely with service providers (catering, tech, design, video, decoration) and keep all moving parts under control
- Plan and manage event budgets so that we invest smartly and effectively
- Plan our participation at national and international conferences (booth, tickets, agenda, team coordination)
- Coordinate with partners, sponsors, and organizers to make sure we’re always in the right rooms
- Spot communication opportunities such as panels, side events, and meetings
- Prepare materials such as one-pagers, give-aways, and other assets that make us stand out
- Take the lead on documentation and follow-ups to turn events into lasting relationships and leads
- Coordinate with partners, universities, sponsors, founders, and institutions to create strong, well-attended events
- Ensure that every event supports our branding, communication, and positioning goals
- Work hand in hand with content marketing on social media, newsletter, and PR activities before, during, and after events
- Coordinate experienced event partners for planning, design, technology, and production
- Prepare clear, sharp briefings that help everyone deliver their best work
- Keep an eye on timelines and quality so everything runs smoothly and looks professional
- Measure the success of each event (visitors, leads, feedback, reach, learnings) and share insights with the team
- Take care of documentation and budget reconciliation
- Build and maintain an internal “event library” with best practices, templates, and learnings – so everything gets easier and better over time