Junior Events Executive Intern (Unpaid)

We are looking for a passionate and creative Junior Events Executive Intern to join our dynamic ITP Gaming team. The ideal candidate will have a foundational background in event planning, coordination, and execution.

They should be comfortable working both independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced environment, managing multiple priorities while meeting deadlines. The successful candidate is creative and detail-oriented. An interest in gaming is a plus.

ITP Gaming provides management and execution of 360-degree campaigns across the GCC, working with a network of global game publishers, hardware providers, non-endemic brands and influencers to bring the biggest game launches and gaming initiative to the region.

Requirements

• Arabic & English writer and speaker
  


• Organizational and time management skills
  


• Experience with Microsoft Office
  

The Junior Events Executive will primarily be responsible for but not limited to the following:

Activities & Delivery

• Plan an event or activation utilising a dedicated template/format
  


• Coordinate with internal teams and external suppliers throughout all project phases, from initial planning to execution.
  


• Contribute to content ideation and participate in brainstorming sessions.
  


• Monitor influencer social media activity during live events or activations.
  


• Compile and deliver comprehensive post-event/activation reports following a dedicated template.
  


• Ensure client KPIs are met and expectations are exceeded.
  


• Provide on-ground support during setup and throughout the duration of the event.
  


• Ability to understand the importance of and maintain confidentiality of information
  

Coordination & Communication

• Work with the line manager and producers to ensure content reflects ITP Gaming’s overall editorial strategy by meeting brand guidelines
  


• Provide cross-functional support across various departmental projects
  


• Excellent written communication skills and hands-on experience