# Event Manager - iGaming Conferences

**Company:** [QORE](http://jobs.workable.com/companies/nAuxoCSvX4MCMTTZZYBbPZ.md)
**Location:** Remote
**Workplace:** remote
**Employment type:** Full-time
**Department:** Marketing

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## Description

QORE is a corporate-grade payment service provider built for transparency, reliability, and professional delivery. We help merchants and operators scale with clear reporting, predictable settlement workflows, and responsive worldwide 24/7 support.

Powered by a proven processing infrastructure and deep operational expertise, QORE combines enterprise-level governance with fast onboarding and robust integrations — so partners can grow confidently, compliantly, and efficiently.

We are looking for an experienced Event Manager to owe our end-to-end presence at the world's leading iGaming conferences.

**What you'll own:**

-   Full end-to-end ownership at ICE, SBC, SiGMA, iGB and regional shows — from strategy to teardown
-   Negotiate stand contracts, sponsorships and speaker slots; manage a €250,000+ annual event budget
-   Run all on-site operations: booth staff, lead scanners, agencies, AV, swag and travel
-   Deliver post-event ROI reports to leadership within 5 business days
-   Handle full travel logistics for all employees attending each show

## Requirements

-   3+ years running ≥3×3 m booths for a PSP, payments gateway or other high-risk-merchant SaaS
-   Proven vendor-negotiation skills and strong budget discipline
-   CRM and event lead-capture workflow experience (HubSpot, Cvent, ExpoPlatform)
-   Stellar project-management skills; willingness to travel 30% of the year
-   English C1 (mandatory) — additional European languages are a strong plus
-   Previous experience in the iGaming industry is a mandatory requirement for this position.

## Benefits

-   Competitive compensation
-   Budget for tools, learning, and professional development
-   Long-term incentives aligned with company growth