FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the Internal Events Executive?
The primary responsibility is the successful planning and execution of firmwide internal events, ensuring they meet learning objectives within budget and adhere to best practice guidelines.
What skills are essential for this role?
Essential skills include excellent IT skills, advanced negotiation skills, strong organizational and communication skills, and experience in event/project management.
Is there a requirement for flexible working hours?
Yes, flexibility for early starts and late finishes is required when events are planned.
Will I be working alone or as part of a team?
You will be part of a seven-person events team and work closely with other members of the 58 strong national marketing team.
What tools and software should I be familiar with?
Familiarity with office software, web systems, app-based software, CRM databases, Zoom, video editing software, and YouTube is necessary.
How are internal stakeholders involved in the event planning process?
You will advise key stakeholders, such as KLD, ESS, Finance, Procurement, and the Senior Leadership team, on how to achieve their event objectives.
Will there be opportunities for career development within the firm?
Yes, Mills & Reeve emphasizes skill building and experience within a supportive environment, as it's ranked in the top 50 UK law firms.
What kind of events will I be involved in planning?
You will plan both face-to-face and virtual internal events.
How does Mills & Reeve ensure a supportive and inclusive work environment?
The firm is committed to providing an inclusive working environment, considering flexible working arrangements, and supporting individuals who need workplace adjustments.
Is feedback from events taken into account for future planning?
Yes, managing and reporting on event feedback is crucial to ensure ROI and to create best practice guidelines for future events.