3CM UNLIMITED GROUP
City, London
Senior Operations Manager Broadwick / Drumsheds (London) Role: Senior Operations Manager Reports into: Head of Operations - Entertainment Location: London Contract Type: Full Time, Permanent, 42.5 hours per week Who we are Broadwick Live is a multifaceted international company with headquarters in London who create, develop, own and operate a diverse portfolio of venues, spaces, events and experiences. We believe in redefining spaces and how people experience music, art, culture and recreation by breaking down the traditional barriers. Our history and heritage is deeply rooted in music, building a portfolio of 20 global festivals before selling the portfolio in 2019 to focus on our growing portfolio of venues that includes Printworks, Drumsheds, Exhibition and Magazine in London, Depot in Manchester and Brooklyn Storehouse in New York. Collectively we strive to push boundaries and disrupt the cultural landscape by combining big thinking, bold ideas and commercial intelligence to produce spaces and experiences for discerning audiences in inspiring locations. Broadwick Live are home to a passionate and dedicated team of event professionals who take immense pride in delivering world-class events in exceptional venues. Our goal is to create unforgettable experiences that leave a lasting impact on the thousands of guests we welcome. We are a close-knit team driven by excellence, working in a dynamic environment surrounded by like-minded, committed individuals. What we're looking for We're looking for an exceptional and highly organised Senior Operations Manager to join the Broadwick Live team and take a lead role in shaping and delivering operations at our flagship venue, Drumsheds, setting the benchmark for operational excellence across the portfolio and the wider industry. Reporting directly to the Head of Operations - Entertainment, you will be a key operational lead responsible for planning and delivering live events at scale, ensuring seamless coordination across internal departments, external promoters, and suppliers. You'll manage show operations from end-to-end, from pre-production and build, through to live delivery and break, while leading a team of direct reports, producing detailed documentation, and maintaining a culture of safety, efficiency, and excellence throughout. You'll be central to the continuous improvement of operational processes and post-event reporting, playing a vital part in shaping the experience for artists, guests, and teams on site. What you'll be responsible for Event Operations - Drumsheds/Flagship Venue Lead the planning and safe delivery of all events at Drumsheds in collaboration with the Head of Operations - Entertainment. Oversee site readiness and infrastructure planning, ensuring the venue is operationally prepared ahead of every event. Deliver and lead key event briefings and debriefs, ensuring teams are aligned and feedback is actioned. Act as a key contact on site for suppliers, tour managers, production teams, and contractors. Support in the enforcement of licensing conditions and safety standards as outlined in the Premises Licence and Event Safety Plans. Be on-site throughout build, live and break, leading the operations team in real time. Manage pre-event planning sessions and contribute to SAG and external stakeholder engagement as required. Drive constant operational improvements and proactively identify efficiencies and improvements to enhance guest experience and operational resilience. Documentation & Reporting Produce and maintain essential event documentation including operational plans, build and break schedules, staff briefs, and supplier briefs. Own and develop comprehensive event and venue risk assessments, licensing documentation, and safety plans in line with evolving regulatory standards and best practice from the industry. Collate and deliver detailed post-event reporting and learnings to the Head of Operations - Live and broader senior team. Line manage members of the operations team, supporting their development and ensuring clear role delegation during show cycles. Foster a team culture that reflects Broadwick Live's values: collaborative, accountable, resilient, and forward-thinking. Recruit, brief, and manage freelance and casual operations staff as required per event. Suppliers & Stakeholders Manage day-to-day supplier coordination across security, traffic management, medical, bars, cleaning, production, and site crew. Support in supplier procurement, briefing, and delivery oversight to ensure operational standards are met or exceeded. Act as a senior liaison with local authorities, community stakeholders, and licensing partners, representing the venue in external forums as needed. Ensure supplier costings align with pre-agreed budgets and flag variations or risks early. Assist the Head of Operations - Live in monitoring operational spend, identifying cost efficiencies where possible. Contribute to supplier budget planning, ensuring services are scoped and contracted in line with event needs. Understand commercial goals of the venue and ensure that operational decisions support both guest experience and financial sustainability. You'll need to have Proven experience in a senior operational leadership role at a large-scale venue or within the live music/events industry. Knowledge of UK licensing regulations and operational best practices for music and cultural events. Strong interpersonal and stakeholder management skills, particularly with promoters, local authorities, and emergency services. A passion for live music, combined with strong commercial and customer-service acumen. Excellent crisis management, multitasking, and decision-making under pressure. Strong verbal and written communication skills; confident with internal briefings and external representation. High proficiency in G-Drive, Excel, Google Docs, Slack, and event management tools. Flexibility to work evenings, weekends, and extended periods on site during shows. Nice to have Familiarity with electronic music events and youth culture audiences. Experience managing documentation for licensed premises or outdoor events.
Senior Operations Manager Broadwick / Drumsheds (London) Role: Senior Operations Manager Reports into: Head of Operations - Entertainment Location: London Contract Type: Full Time, Permanent, 42.5 hours per week Who we are Broadwick Live is a multifaceted international company with headquarters in London who create, develop, own and operate a diverse portfolio of venues, spaces, events and experiences. We believe in redefining spaces and how people experience music, art, culture and recreation by breaking down the traditional barriers. Our history and heritage is deeply rooted in music, building a portfolio of 20 global festivals before selling the portfolio in 2019 to focus on our growing portfolio of venues that includes Printworks, Drumsheds, Exhibition and Magazine in London, Depot in Manchester and Brooklyn Storehouse in New York. Collectively we strive to push boundaries and disrupt the cultural landscape by combining big thinking, bold ideas and commercial intelligence to produce spaces and experiences for discerning audiences in inspiring locations. Broadwick Live are home to a passionate and dedicated team of event professionals who take immense pride in delivering world-class events in exceptional venues. Our goal is to create unforgettable experiences that leave a lasting impact on the thousands of guests we welcome. We are a close-knit team driven by excellence, working in a dynamic environment surrounded by like-minded, committed individuals. What we're looking for We're looking for an exceptional and highly organised Senior Operations Manager to join the Broadwick Live team and take a lead role in shaping and delivering operations at our flagship venue, Drumsheds, setting the benchmark for operational excellence across the portfolio and the wider industry. Reporting directly to the Head of Operations - Entertainment, you will be a key operational lead responsible for planning and delivering live events at scale, ensuring seamless coordination across internal departments, external promoters, and suppliers. You'll manage show operations from end-to-end, from pre-production and build, through to live delivery and break, while leading a team of direct reports, producing detailed documentation, and maintaining a culture of safety, efficiency, and excellence throughout. You'll be central to the continuous improvement of operational processes and post-event reporting, playing a vital part in shaping the experience for artists, guests, and teams on site. What you'll be responsible for Event Operations - Drumsheds/Flagship Venue Lead the planning and safe delivery of all events at Drumsheds in collaboration with the Head of Operations - Entertainment. Oversee site readiness and infrastructure planning, ensuring the venue is operationally prepared ahead of every event. Deliver and lead key event briefings and debriefs, ensuring teams are aligned and feedback is actioned. Act as a key contact on site for suppliers, tour managers, production teams, and contractors. Support in the enforcement of licensing conditions and safety standards as outlined in the Premises Licence and Event Safety Plans. Be on-site throughout build, live and break, leading the operations team in real time. Manage pre-event planning sessions and contribute to SAG and external stakeholder engagement as required. Drive constant operational improvements and proactively identify efficiencies and improvements to enhance guest experience and operational resilience. Documentation & Reporting Produce and maintain essential event documentation including operational plans, build and break schedules, staff briefs, and supplier briefs. Own and develop comprehensive event and venue risk assessments, licensing documentation, and safety plans in line with evolving regulatory standards and best practice from the industry. Collate and deliver detailed post-event reporting and learnings to the Head of Operations - Live and broader senior team. Line manage members of the operations team, supporting their development and ensuring clear role delegation during show cycles. Foster a team culture that reflects Broadwick Live's values: collaborative, accountable, resilient, and forward-thinking. Recruit, brief, and manage freelance and casual operations staff as required per event. Suppliers & Stakeholders Manage day-to-day supplier coordination across security, traffic management, medical, bars, cleaning, production, and site crew. Support in supplier procurement, briefing, and delivery oversight to ensure operational standards are met or exceeded. Act as a senior liaison with local authorities, community stakeholders, and licensing partners, representing the venue in external forums as needed. Ensure supplier costings align with pre-agreed budgets and flag variations or risks early. Assist the Head of Operations - Live in monitoring operational spend, identifying cost efficiencies where possible. Contribute to supplier budget planning, ensuring services are scoped and contracted in line with event needs. Understand commercial goals of the venue and ensure that operational decisions support both guest experience and financial sustainability. You'll need to have Proven experience in a senior operational leadership role at a large-scale venue or within the live music/events industry. Knowledge of UK licensing regulations and operational best practices for music and cultural events. Strong interpersonal and stakeholder management skills, particularly with promoters, local authorities, and emergency services. A passion for live music, combined with strong commercial and customer-service acumen. Excellent crisis management, multitasking, and decision-making under pressure. Strong verbal and written communication skills; confident with internal briefings and external representation. High proficiency in G-Drive, Excel, Google Docs, Slack, and event management tools. Flexibility to work evenings, weekends, and extended periods on site during shows. Nice to have Familiarity with electronic music events and youth culture audiences. Experience managing documentation for licensed premises or outdoor events.
3CM UNLIMITED GROUP
Copyright / Licensing Administrator ClicknClear (UK remote) Music rights tech and licensing company ClicknClear is seeking a Copyright / Licensing Administrator. UK based WFM. Location: UK based Type: Full Time Salary Bracket: £25k-£35k depending on experience Experience: 2+ years Other Benefits: Work from home, core hours with flexibility, 25 days annual leave (pro-rata), share options, and occupational health services. Our Business: ClicknClear is a modern, dynamic, funded scale-up with first-mover advantage in a global market. We are a music rights tech and licensing company servicing choreographed sports and performing arts. Our extensive catalogue features over 35 million music copyrights from major and independent rightsholders, enabling athletes and organisations to legally use music as part of their routines. We have secured worldwide agreements with international sports federations and performing arts organisations, including gymnastics, figure skating, artistic swimming, marching bands, and the International Olympic Committee , to streamline music licensing and copyright verification. We handle: Licensing of music for athletes to edit and use as part of their routine mix. Arrangement rights licensing for marching bands and performing arts groups. Music license verification using advanced technology to verify music licenses at competitions. Live streaming and Video on Demand licenses for sports event producers and federations. Earlier this year, we received the Global Award from the World Intellectual Property Organization (a United Nations agency) for our innovation in IP management and commercialisation. We are looking for a Music Copyright / Licensing Administrator to join our team and play a key role in managing copyright administration, licensing processes, and stakeholder relationships during a pivotal period of company growth. Key Responsibilities: The primary purpose of this role is to assist our music team in copyright ownership research, handling of license requests, engaging with customers and existing/new music rightsholders. Licensing & Rights Management: Complete song research, handle negotiation, and approvals for a high volume of license requests from athletes, ensuring seamless communication with end users and rightsholders. Handle direct outreach and correspondence with rightsholders to facilitate licensing deals. Cultivate and maintain relationships with music rightsholders, federations, and other industry stakeholders. Manage general licensing and support inboxes, responding to queries efficiently and professionally. Content & Data Management: Assist in ensuring metadata integrity across our catalogue. Support the ingestion and management of new music assets and metadata from recently signed rightsholders. Administration & Compliance: Handle copyright ownership conflicts, researching and resolving discrepancies to maintain accuracy in our rights management database. Maintain licensing records in our system to ensure compliance with industry standards. Assist in the verification of cue sheets for major sporting events. Your Skills / Qualities: 2+ years of demonstrable experience in music licensing within a record label, music publisher, or rights administration environment. Proactive, highly organised, and comfortable working independently. Strong understanding of royalty and metadata workflows, music rights terminology, and licensing structures. Strong understanding of music copyright, licensing, and PRO databases (e.g., PRS, MLC, ASCAP, BMI, etc.). A collaborative, team-oriented mindset with a "can-do" attitude. Excellent analytical skills with a detail-oriented approach to rights and data management. Proven ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines in a fast-paced environment. - Proficiency in Google Workspace and/or Microsoft Office (spreadsheets, word processors, presentations). Strong verbal and written communication skills, with experience handling correspondence professionally. An interest in or passion for technology. Applicants must live and be eligible to work in the UK. To apply: Please send your CV to with the subject title: Copyright / Licensing Administrator Application. Please note, we may not be able to respond to every application and will ignore any applications from people outside of the UK. Our hiring process: Stage 1: Apply Stage 2: 30min Interview Stage 3: 1hour Interview Stage 4: Hired Our commitment to a diverse, inclusive, and equitable workplace remains a core value. We welcome applicants of all backgrounds and strive to create a supportive and flexible work environment that accommodates diverse needs and promotes equal opportunities for growth and success. If you require accommodations during the hiring process, please let us know-we are happy to support you.
Copyright / Licensing Administrator ClicknClear (UK remote) Music rights tech and licensing company ClicknClear is seeking a Copyright / Licensing Administrator. UK based WFM. Location: UK based Type: Full Time Salary Bracket: £25k-£35k depending on experience Experience: 2+ years Other Benefits: Work from home, core hours with flexibility, 25 days annual leave (pro-rata), share options, and occupational health services. Our Business: ClicknClear is a modern, dynamic, funded scale-up with first-mover advantage in a global market. We are a music rights tech and licensing company servicing choreographed sports and performing arts. Our extensive catalogue features over 35 million music copyrights from major and independent rightsholders, enabling athletes and organisations to legally use music as part of their routines. We have secured worldwide agreements with international sports federations and performing arts organisations, including gymnastics, figure skating, artistic swimming, marching bands, and the International Olympic Committee , to streamline music licensing and copyright verification. We handle: Licensing of music for athletes to edit and use as part of their routine mix. Arrangement rights licensing for marching bands and performing arts groups. Music license verification using advanced technology to verify music licenses at competitions. Live streaming and Video on Demand licenses for sports event producers and federations. Earlier this year, we received the Global Award from the World Intellectual Property Organization (a United Nations agency) for our innovation in IP management and commercialisation. We are looking for a Music Copyright / Licensing Administrator to join our team and play a key role in managing copyright administration, licensing processes, and stakeholder relationships during a pivotal period of company growth. Key Responsibilities: The primary purpose of this role is to assist our music team in copyright ownership research, handling of license requests, engaging with customers and existing/new music rightsholders. Licensing & Rights Management: Complete song research, handle negotiation, and approvals for a high volume of license requests from athletes, ensuring seamless communication with end users and rightsholders. Handle direct outreach and correspondence with rightsholders to facilitate licensing deals. Cultivate and maintain relationships with music rightsholders, federations, and other industry stakeholders. Manage general licensing and support inboxes, responding to queries efficiently and professionally. Content & Data Management: Assist in ensuring metadata integrity across our catalogue. Support the ingestion and management of new music assets and metadata from recently signed rightsholders. Administration & Compliance: Handle copyright ownership conflicts, researching and resolving discrepancies to maintain accuracy in our rights management database. Maintain licensing records in our system to ensure compliance with industry standards. Assist in the verification of cue sheets for major sporting events. Your Skills / Qualities: 2+ years of demonstrable experience in music licensing within a record label, music publisher, or rights administration environment. Proactive, highly organised, and comfortable working independently. Strong understanding of royalty and metadata workflows, music rights terminology, and licensing structures. Strong understanding of music copyright, licensing, and PRO databases (e.g., PRS, MLC, ASCAP, BMI, etc.). A collaborative, team-oriented mindset with a "can-do" attitude. Excellent analytical skills with a detail-oriented approach to rights and data management. Proven ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines in a fast-paced environment. - Proficiency in Google Workspace and/or Microsoft Office (spreadsheets, word processors, presentations). Strong verbal and written communication skills, with experience handling correspondence professionally. An interest in or passion for technology. Applicants must live and be eligible to work in the UK. To apply: Please send your CV to with the subject title: Copyright / Licensing Administrator Application. Please note, we may not be able to respond to every application and will ignore any applications from people outside of the UK. Our hiring process: Stage 1: Apply Stage 2: 30min Interview Stage 3: 1hour Interview Stage 4: Hired Our commitment to a diverse, inclusive, and equitable workplace remains a core value. We welcome applicants of all backgrounds and strive to create a supportive and flexible work environment that accommodates diverse needs and promotes equal opportunities for growth and success. If you require accommodations during the hiring process, please let us know-we are happy to support you.
3CM UNLIMITED GROUP
Hackney, London
Head of Promotions Columbo Group venues (London) Columbo Group are seeking a Head of Promotions for key London venues The Blues Kitchen, The Old Queens Head and The Parakeet. Head of Promotions: The Blues Kitchen, The Old Queens Head, The Parakeet. Location: London Salary: £65k-£75k We're looking for an ambitious, experienced leader to join the Columbo family, leading the promotions and marketing for six of London's most culturally impactful bars, restaurants, and live music venues. Based at our Camden HQ, you'll manage an in-house team of eight, including Marketing Managers, Social Media Managers, and Graphic Designers. You'll be responsible for pushing forward the strategy and marketing that keep our venues at the heart of London nightlife. We're looking for someone with the confidence, experience and proven ability to take already established brands and businesses to the next level. This is a key senior role in one of London's leading independent hospitality groups. If you're ready to help shape the future of some of the city's most-loved venues, we'd love to hear from you. A natural leader - able to inspire others, take initiative, and drive businesses forward with clarity and confidence. At least three years experience managing teams in the nightlife / hospitality industry. Lives and breathes nightlife, music and hospitality. Understands the culture and how to build brands that are genuinely relevant. Has the ability to translate brand values into bold and compelling communication strategies. Has a strong track record of programming and planning events that leave a lasting impact, understands how to create moments that resonate with audiences long after the night ends. Isn't afraid to think differently, and has a proven track record of delivering stand-out marketing campaigns for culturally relevant brands. Has experience with Meta Business Manager and running paid social campaigns. Relishes the opportunity to work for a company with extremely high standards. Thrives in a fast-paced environment and enjoys juggling a variety of projects. Benefits at The Columbo Group: The Columbo Group, it is our utmost priority to ensure each individual feels supported and valued as part of our teams. Joining our family allows you to access the following: Free guest list to all our events and festivals. 50% discount on all food & drink across all The Columbo Group venues. Monthly bonus structure. Regular team socials. Pension Plan. The Columbo Group is an equal opportunity employer. We value a diverse workforce and an inclusive culture. We encourage applications from all qualified individuals without regard to race, colour, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, national origin, marital status, disability, and veteran status.
Head of Promotions Columbo Group venues (London) Columbo Group are seeking a Head of Promotions for key London venues The Blues Kitchen, The Old Queens Head and The Parakeet. Head of Promotions: The Blues Kitchen, The Old Queens Head, The Parakeet. Location: London Salary: £65k-£75k We're looking for an ambitious, experienced leader to join the Columbo family, leading the promotions and marketing for six of London's most culturally impactful bars, restaurants, and live music venues. Based at our Camden HQ, you'll manage an in-house team of eight, including Marketing Managers, Social Media Managers, and Graphic Designers. You'll be responsible for pushing forward the strategy and marketing that keep our venues at the heart of London nightlife. We're looking for someone with the confidence, experience and proven ability to take already established brands and businesses to the next level. This is a key senior role in one of London's leading independent hospitality groups. If you're ready to help shape the future of some of the city's most-loved venues, we'd love to hear from you. A natural leader - able to inspire others, take initiative, and drive businesses forward with clarity and confidence. At least three years experience managing teams in the nightlife / hospitality industry. Lives and breathes nightlife, music and hospitality. Understands the culture and how to build brands that are genuinely relevant. Has the ability to translate brand values into bold and compelling communication strategies. Has a strong track record of programming and planning events that leave a lasting impact, understands how to create moments that resonate with audiences long after the night ends. Isn't afraid to think differently, and has a proven track record of delivering stand-out marketing campaigns for culturally relevant brands. Has experience with Meta Business Manager and running paid social campaigns. Relishes the opportunity to work for a company with extremely high standards. Thrives in a fast-paced environment and enjoys juggling a variety of projects. Benefits at The Columbo Group: The Columbo Group, it is our utmost priority to ensure each individual feels supported and valued as part of our teams. Joining our family allows you to access the following: Free guest list to all our events and festivals. 50% discount on all food & drink across all The Columbo Group venues. Monthly bonus structure. Regular team socials. Pension Plan. The Columbo Group is an equal opportunity employer. We value a diverse workforce and an inclusive culture. We encourage applications from all qualified individuals without regard to race, colour, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, national origin, marital status, disability, and veteran status.