Field Marketing Manager
Own end-to-end field marketing and conference execution: logistics, vendor management, pre/post outreach, staffing, and ROI tracking for 10-20+ events per quarter in a fast-growing health tech startup.
About the job
What You’ll Own
- End-to-end conference logistics — booth configuration, vendor coordination, collateral ordering, shipping, storage, and swag management across 10–20+ conferences per quarter
- Conference calendar and planning infrastructure — build and maintain a tracker that gives the team real visibility into upcoming events, budgets, and lead targets
- Pre-conference outreach — work with AEs to pull lists, drive booth traffic, and book demos on-site ahead of each event
- Internal staffing coordination — manage attendee logistics across sales, marketing, and clinical teams
- ROI tracking and reporting — track SQL and demo volume per event against spend; report back to marketing leadership; recommend which conferences to scale, cut, or replace
- Specialty conference research — proactively identify new conferences across Derm, GI, Rheum, Allergy, Urology, Pulmonology, Neurology, Oncology, and Ophthalmology and recommend prioritization
- Vendor relationships — own relationships with print, shipping, swag, A/V, and booth services vendors
- Conference organizer relationships — serve as primary POC for logistics, compliance, and sponsorship conversations
- Owned Forus events — as the function matures, own the planning and execution of hosted brand events
Requirements
- 2–4+ years of field marketing, event marketing, or conference management experience
- Startup mindset — comfortable owning a function with a lean budget, no team, and no pre-existing playbook
- Track record of managing high conference volume simultaneously across multiple verticals or customer segments
- End-to-end logistics ownership experience — not just event support, but full accountability from planning through post-event reporting
- Demonstrated experience managing vendor relationships: print, shipping, swag, booth services
- Cross-functional fluency — comfortable working with sales, marketing, and clinical stakeholders
- Strong project management and organizational rigor
- Ambition to own and grow a field marketing function, not just execute tasks
Nice-to-Haves
- Healthcare, health tech, or physician/clinical audience experience
- Experience planning or executing an owned brand conference
- HubSpot familiarity for lead tracking and conference attribution
- Existing vendor network (shipping, print, swag)
- Experience coordinating booth staffing across cross-functional teams
Skills
Field Marketing, Event Marketing, Conference Management, Vendor Management, Project Management, Roi Tracking, HubSpot, Cross-Functional Collaboration, Lead Tracking, Booth Logistics
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