Freelance Marketing Coordinator - Join the Estuary 2025 Creative Team!
Are you a marketing professional with a passion for contemporary arts? Do you thrive in fast-paced environments and enjoy bringing creative ideas to life? We’re looking for a dynamic Freelance Marketing Coordinator to work with us on Estuary 2025 – the large-scale contemporary arts festival celebrating the Thames Estuary.

As the Marketing Coordinator, you’ll play a key role in promoting our festival, devising and delivering campaigns to attracting audiences to Estuary 2025. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to the visibility of one of the most anticipated cultural events in the Thames Estuary.

Key objectives:

• To prepare and deliver innovative and effective marketing campaigns for Estuary 2025
• To increase visibility, raising the profile of Estuary 2025 locally, nationally and internationally, through online marketing campaigns and social media engagement.
• Develop new audiences and increasing the diversity of audiences, ensuring an inclusive approach to all marketing communications.

Details:

• Location: Based remotely with ability to attend in-person meetings in Hadleigh/Benfleet and events across the Thames Estuary
• Position type: Part time, approximately 1.5 days per week to 20 June, with additional days during Estuary 2025 for delivery: 21-29 June 2025
• Day rate: £200 per day. Total value of initial freelance contract is £7500
• Start date: Monday 20 January 2025

How to Apply: 
Please send CV and covering letter and completed Equal Opportunities Monitoring Form by email to: [email protected] with reference to the Job Description and Person Specification

Deadline for applications: Monday 13 January 2025, 9am GMT

Estuary Festival welcomes applications from people from all backgrounds, who feel they align with our vision and values. It is important to us to have a diverse team, and we encourage applications from people that are under-represented in the arts sector.

We will invite the successful applicant to complete an ‘Access Rider’ to ensure we understand any access support required.

Image: SILT by Arbonauts commissioned by Metal for Estuary 2021. Photo credit: Nina Photography