Brand & Community Manager

In your first year, you will have:

Built and run an events program that puts Cadmus in front of the right people . Conferences, hosted roundtables, webinars — the events Cadmus runs and attends are deliberate, well-executed, and worth the audience's time. The sector increasingly knows who Cadmus is because of where and how we show up.

Established a content engine that earns attention . Cadmus publishes content that higher education leaders actually read — because it is genuinely useful, credible, and well-made. You have built the rhythm and the quality bar that makes that consistent, not occasional.

Grown Cadmus's brand and community presence across the channels that matter . Our social and digital presence reflects the quality of the company. It is active, considered, and building the kind of reputation and community that makes the right people pay attention — and makes the commercial team's job easier.

Made marketing measurable . You can connect what you do — events, content, community — to reach, engagement, and pipeline contribution. Marketing is accountable to outcomes, not activity.

5+ years in a broad marketing, brand, or community role spanning events, content, and social — ideally in B2B, EdTech, or a sector with considered, professional buyers.

A genuine all-rounder. You can run an event, write well, and build a community — and you are happy doing all three.

Strong writing. You can produce content that is credible to an intelligent, sceptical audience.

Organised and self-directed. You can own a program end-to-end and make it happen without being managed through it.

You care about quality. Cadmus's audience is intelligent and sceptical — and you would rather publish something genuinely good than something merely on schedule.

You are genuinely interested in higher education — the people, the events, the communities, and what moves them.

You are sharp and self-directed. You do not need a brief to start building — you see what needs to happen and make it happen.