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A leading global events and experiences company is seeking a Marketing Executive to support marketing campaigns for international art fairs. Responsibilities include managing ticket sales communications, liaising with creative teams, and assisting with ticketing operations. Ideal candidates will have experience in events marketing and a passion for art. This permanent role is based in London with occasional travel required.
MARI is a global events and experiences company with a portfolio of world-class live properties spanning sport, art, lifestyle, and entertainment. These include major international tennis tournaments, among them the Mutua Madrid Openand Miami Open presented by Itaú, Frieze, a leading voice in contemporary art, Hyde Park Winter Wonderland, TodayTix Group, a leading digital ticketing and technology company for theatre and live performance, and Barrett-Jackson, the foremost U.S. collector car auction company. MARI delivers live experiences that bring people together, inspire audiences, and shape culture worldwide.
The Marketing Executive supports the Marketing Manager in implementing marketing campaigns for its international art fairs across the globe and its permanent space for international galleries at No. 9 Cork Street and Frieze House Seoul.
Specifically this role will support ticket sales and visitor communications across VIP and general audiences across Frieze Seoul, Frieze Los Angeles and Frieze Viewing Room (Seoul and LA), alongside promotional support for exhibitions at Frieze House Seoul and No. 9 Cork Street.
Frieze unites people inourlove of the arts. Weunderstand this can only beaccomplishedwhen we harness the entirety of ourcompany andleadwith a lensofdiversity, equity,andinclusionin everything we do.As a global company thatdrivesculture, we are committed topracticing anti-discriminationincludingrace, genderidentity, sexual orientation,and disability, together withartists, writers, and cultural practitioners from all backgrounds.There is still much work to be done to address systemic inequality and discrimination within the arts and culture industry, and we are dedicated to making progresstoboth within our own organization and the art world at large.