Events Lead, Product & Financial Services
Stripe · South San Francisco, New York City, or Remote · 2311 Marketing - AMER · listed November 5, 2026
The shape of it
Seniority
Senior
Experience asked
4–6 years
Where
On site
Requirements listed
6
Length
625 words
In the posting’s own words
The Events Marketing team is part of Stripe's broader Americas Marketing organization and builds high-impact event experiences across key industry, product, and segment priorities. The Product and Financial Services portfolio supports programs that drive pipeline, deepen customer relationships, and accelerate adoption of Stripe's revenue and financial infrastructure products. In this role, you'd join a team that values precision, creativity, sound judgment, and strong operational partnership.
What it asks for · 6
- 4–6 years of event-management experience, preferably in B2B technology, fintech, financial services, payments, or product marketing.
- Demonstrated experience delivering third-party sponsorships and company-hosted events from planning through onsite execution and post-event reporting.
- Strong organizational and project-management skills, with the ability to manage multiple high-stakes events concurrently.
- Excellent communication and stakeholder-management skills across marketing, sales, product, and executive audiences.
- Experience managing event budgets, vendors, agencies, and operational details.
- Comfort operating in a fast-paced environment with evolving priorities and cross-functional dependencies.
Also a plus
- Experience producing Financial Services, fintech, payments, or product-marketing events.
- Familiarity with product and industry events such as Money20/20, MRC, and MAG.
- Familiarity with Revenue, Money Management, or related Stripe product narratives.
- Proficiency with Salesforce and event-management platforms such as Splash, Cvent, or comparable tools.
- Experience supporting executive-level programs, including roundtables, hosted dinners, and invitation-only summits.
- Strong analytical mindset and experience using event data to inform decisions and report pipeline attribution.
What the job covers
- Own end-to-end planning, coordination, and onsite execution for a portfolio of Financial Services and product-focused third-party and first-party events, including Money20/20.
- Translate event objectives into clear program plans, audience experiences, workbacks, staffing plans, and success measures
- Partner with field marketing, demand generation, product marketing, partner marketing and industry go-to-market teams to align programs with business priorities and audience needs
- Develop, manage, and track event budgets, surfacing variances, timeline risks, and scope tradeoffs early with recommended paths forward
- Serve as the primary event point of contact for agencies, vendors, venues, and other external partners supporting the portfolio.
- Manage logistics end to end, including venue sourcing, vendor coordination, contracts, catering, audio/visual, staffing, run-of-show, and onsite execution
- Independently manage day-to-day planning and delivery across assigned programs, coordinating stakeholders and keeping workbacks on track.
- Maintain accurate event data in relevant event-management and CRM systems to support registration, lead capture, pipeline attribution, and reporting.
- Lead post-event reporting across pipeline influence, lead generation, engagement, and budget performance, and turn findings into practical improvements
- Present post-event findings, learnings, and recommendations to the Head of AMER Events and relevant GTM stakeholders.
Tools and skills named
Go to market
- Go-to-market3×
- Demand generation
- Salesforce
Ways of working
- Cross-functional
Words the posting leans on
- events19×
- marketing11×
- product11×
- experience10×
- programs8×
- financial services7×
- industry5×
- manage5×
- pipeline5×
- portfolio5×
- lead4×
- partner4×
- planning4×
- priorities4×
- requirements4×
- agencies3×
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