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The IBM event team plans and executes best-in-class virtual, in-person and hybrid events that deliver new pipelines, build brand awareness, and offer outstanding attendee experiences. Delivering great client events involves many stakeholders and the event specialist provides critical services and consulting, playing a key role by partnering with the event strategist to ensure event compliance and audit readiness. The ideal candidate for this role will be passionate about B2B events, detail-orientated and dedicated to delivering great attendee experiences that deliver a measurable impact.
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IBM has a competitive benefits program and compensation package designed to support employees and their families across all dimensions of health: physical, mental, social and financial.
When you join IBM, you'll have access to a comprehensive program that lets you know the skills you will need to take the next step in your career, including mentoring, courses, stretch opportunities, certifications and much more. On top of that, IBM also has online learning academies and classes for almost anything that you might think of. In fact, IBMers are encouraged to do 40 hours of learning every year. They call it Think40! This learning can be related to your role or just based on something that you find interesting and want to know more about. IBMers are even given virtual badges for completing certain learnings.
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