Principal Event Marketing Manager, Data + AI World Tour

Databricks · United States · Marketing · listed August 3, 2026

The shape of it

Seniority
Manager
Experience asked
3–10 years
Where
On site
Stated pay
$192,000 – $264,000 USD
Requirements listed
6
Length
1,098 words

In the posting’s own words

Reporting to the VP, Global Events, the Principal Event Marketing Manager at Databricks will act as the head of Data + AI World Tour to drive the strategy, execution, and business outcomes of this program: the single person who ensures global alignment of the vision, drives the roadmap, and pulls together regional marketers, agencies, and cross-functional partners to make each stop successful. This person will work closely with cross-functional stakeholders from HQ and across the globe to establish our playbook and identify opportunities for improved best practices, scalability, and brand presence that enhances Databricks market leadership across regions.

What it asks for · 6

  • 10+ years of event marketing experience, of which 3+ years experience leading large scale world tours
  • Experience driving alignment and managing complex, multi-stakeholder global programs
  • Metrics-driven, analytical thinker with ability to utilize data to drive the success and evolution of the program
  • Excellent communication skills, including strong executive presence
  • Proven success in achieving or exceeding pipeline targets
  • Experience with Google suite, Salesforce, Swoogo, Asana, and Rainfocus (building emails, lists and landing pages)

What the job covers

  • Define and drive alignment of the end-to-end strategy for the Data + AI World Tour globally — city/market selection, format, content vision, and annual calendar — in close partnership with HQ leadership, regional marketing, and sales stakeholders.
  • Partner cross-functionally with Field Marketing, Product & Solutions Marketing, Corporate Marketing, and Field Sales to ensure each event reflects Databricks' latest platform narrative, content strategy, and drives qualified pipeline for the region.
  • Orchestrate and roll out the World Tour budget model and sponsorship/partner revenue strategy with Finance and Sponsorship Sales team
  • Build and maintain the measurement framework for the program — pipeline influence, pipeline on investment, attendee satisfaction, executive/customer engagement — and report out on performance.
  • Serve as the primary point of expertise and escalation for the program, mentoring regional marketers and agency partners on best practices without direct reporting lines.
  • Represent the World Tour program to executive stakeholders, delivering regular readouts and strategic recommendations to sales and marketing leadership.
  • Act as the connective tissue across a network of regional field marketers, event agencies, and vendors, setting standards and a repeatable playbook that others execute against
  • Continuously evolve the event format based on customer feedback, competitive landscape, and shifts in the data/AI market to keep the World Tour the must-attend event in each region.

Tools and skills named

Ways of working
  • Cross-functional2×
  • Mentorship2×
  • Technical writing
Data
  • Databricks4×
Go to market
  • Salesforce
Product & design
  • Roadmap

Words the posting leans on

  • event13×
  • world tour8×
  • content7×
  • marketing7×
  • partners7×
  • pipeline7×
  • regional7×
  • strategy7×
  • data6×
  • drive6×
  • experience6×
  • global6×
  • program6×
  • leadership5×
  • sales5×
  • alignment4×

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