Senior Field Marketing and Events Manager

Lime Lime · Consumer · United States · Lime for Business

Senior Field Marketing and Events Manager for Lime for Business to build and run an event-led demand engine, focusing on awareness, meetings, qualified leads, pipeline creation, and customer expansion. This role involves planning and executing various in-person and hybrid programs, creating a repeatable lead generation motion, and partnering closely with Sales and other cross-functional teams. The ideal candidate is a builder, highly organized, and experienced in B2B go-to-market roles, particularly in areas like transportation, workplace, or sustainability solutions.

What you'd actually do

  1. Build and own the field marketing strategy for Lime for Business across priority markets, with a clear focus on awareness, meetings, qualified leads, pipeline creation, and customer expansion.
  2. Plan and execute high-impact in-person and hybrid programs, including trade shows, hosted events, roundtables, speaking opportunities, launches, customer showcases, and employer partner activations.
  3. Create a repeatable event-led lead generation motion that connects pre-event targeting, on-site engagement, and post-event follow-up to measurable pipeline outcomes.
  4. Partner closely with Sales to identify target accounts, priority verticals, and “right to win” moments where events and field programs can unlock new opportunities.
  5. Build programs that resonate with the multi-stakeholder buying groups, including: Total Rewards / Benefits leaders, HR / People Ops, Workplace, commute, and transportation leaders, Facilities and corporate campus operators, Sustainability / ESG stakeholders, Procurement, Finance, and Legal.

Skills

Required

  • Field marketing strategy
  • Event planning and execution
  • Lead generation
  • Sales partnership
  • Messaging and content development
  • Speaking opportunity management
  • Employer activation programs
  • Logistics and vendor management
  • Cross-functional collaboration
  • Playbook development
  • Metrics definition and reporting
  • CRM hygiene
  • Market intelligence gathering
  • B2B go-to-market experience

Nice to have

  • Experience marketing transportation, travel, mobility, workplace, benefits/HR, sustainability, logistics, or other solutions sold into complex organizations.
  • Familiarity with issues mattering most to employer buyers (commute friction, employee experience, RTO, campus mobility, sustainability, etc.)

What the JD emphasized

  • build and run the event-led demand engine
  • You won’t inherit a mature playbook—you’ll help build it
  • This is a hands-on individual contributor role
  • This is not a brand-only role. It is a pipeline and growth role.
  • reside in the United States
  • occasional travel to support business operations
  • Build and own the field marketing strategy
  • Create a repeatable event-led lead generation motion
  • Build programs that resonate with the multi-stakeholder buying groups
  • Own the speaking and thought leadership pipeline
  • Build and scale employer-facing activation programs
  • Serve as the advance team for in-market activations—owning logistics, vendors, run-of-show, shipping, staffing, executive briefing documents, contingency planning, and on-site execution.
  • Build repeatable playbooks for launches, hosted events, employer activations, speaking engagements, customer events, and field kits.
  • Define success metrics and maintain operational rigor across event sourcing, lead capture, attribution, conversion, pipeline influence, and ROI.
  • Maintain strong CRM and campaign hygiene
  • Bring market intelligence back into the business
  • 6+ years of experience
  • track record of turning events and in-person programs into measurable business outcomes
  • You’re a builder
  • Comfortable creating structure where little exists
  • Energized by ambiguity
  • Happy to wear multiple hats across strategy, execution, and operations
  • highly organized and operationally sharp
  • equally comfortable developing the strategy, writing the brief, booking the vendor, managing the run-of-show, and reviewing the pipeline report afterward.