Job Purpose:

The Conference Producer is responsible for the end-to-end delivery of conferences, acting as the lead owner of content, product development, and industry relationships. This role oversees the full programme lifecycle, ensuring commercially viable, high-quality events that deliver value to stakeholders.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop and manage relationships with key market stakeholders, including industry leaders, government bodies, associations, vendors, and media partners

• Lead programme research and development to ensure relevant, forward-looking, and commercially attractive agendas

• Identify, engage, and secure high-calibre speakers, including C-level executives, policymakers, and industry experts

• Build and maintain strong relationships with Vietnamese healthcare stakeholders (ministries, hospitals, associations) and international experts to validate content and recruit senior speakers

• Continuously monitor regional and global market trends to identify new content and event opportunities

• Provide leadership onsite to ensure seamless event delivery and strengthen relationships with speakers, sponsors, and attendees

Key Accountabilities:

Conference Production

• The Conference Producer is responsible for the end-to-end delivery of conferences, acting as the lead owner of content, product development, and industry relationships. This role oversees the full programme lifecycle, ensuring commercially viable, high-quality events that deliver value to stakeholders.

Key Responsibilities

• Develop and manage relationships with key market stakeholders, including industry leaders, government bodies, associations, vendors, and media partners

• Lead programme research and development to ensure relevant, forward-looking, and commercially attractive agendas

• Identify, engage, and secure high-calibre speakers, including C-level executives, policymakers, and industry experts

• Build and maintain strong relationships with Vietnamese healthcare stakeholders (ministries, hospitals, associations) and international experts to validate content and recruit senior speakers

• Continuously monitor regional and global market trends to identify new content and event opportunities

• Provide leadership onsite to ensure seamless event delivery and strengthen relationships with speakers, sponsors, and attendees

• Lead the strategic development and delivery of healthcare conference programmes aligned with organisational objectives and market demand.

• Ensure all conference agendas are commercially robust, content-led, and aligned with delegate and sponsor expectations

• Monitor healthcare industry trends and identify opportunities for new event launches, partnerships, and content expansion.

Conference Project Management

• Maintain regular communication with senior management on event progress

• Collaborate closely with sales, marketing, sponsorship, and operations teams to maximise event performance and audience engagement.

• Maintain effective project governance, reporting structures, and stakeholder communication throughout the conference lifecycle.

• Collaborate closely with operations to deliver a high-quality onsite experience

• Manage onsite execution, including speaker coordination and issue resolution

• Act as a professional ambassador for the organisation, ensuring a positive experience for all participants

Job Context:

This role operates within a fast-paced commercial events environment and requires close collaboration with internal departments including marketing, operations, production, sponsorship, and finance teams.

The position demands a driven and customer-focused individual capable of managing multiple priorities, meeting sales targets, and maintaining strong stakeholder relationships.

Qualifications, Experience, & Skills:

Experience

• Ideally 4–6 years of conference production experience, preferably within healthcare, life sciences, or government-related sectors in Vietnam or the Asian region.

• Experience engaging with senior government officials, healthcare providers, and C-suite stakeholders.