Senior Event Manager Burnaby (British Columbia)

Senior Event Manager Burnaby (British Columbia)

28 Oct
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Delta Hotels and Resorts®
|
British Columbia

28 Oct

Delta Hotels and Resorts®

British Columbia

Lead complex events in Burnaby as a Senior Event Manager, coordinating documentation, customer service, and property teams full time. This is an 11-month contract.
At Delta Hotels Burnaby Conference Centre, this management position oversees event experiences from turnover through post-event follow-up. You will coordinate with Sales, property departments, and customers while managing room blocks, meeting space, budgets, and event revenue. The position supports Directors of Event Management or Event Planning and Operations when needed.
Key Responsibilities: Prepare event documentation for complex property events
Lead pre-event and post-event meetings for assigned groups
Manage room blocks, meeting space, budgets, and customer needs
Coordinate customer, Sales,



and property department communications
Upsell products and services throughout the event process
Requirements: High school diploma or GED with two years’ related experience
Or a two-year degree in hospitality, business, or related major
Ability to manage customer budgets and event profitability
Ability to forecast group rooms and event revenue
Ability to handle guest problems and complaints
Apply event management, customer service, revenue, and coordination expertise to complex events at Delta Hotels Burnaby Conference Centre.

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📌 Senior Event Manager Burnaby (British Columbia)
🏢 Delta Hotels and Resorts®
📍 British Columbia

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