Golden Globes is seeking a VP, Events Production to lead the strategy, planning, and execution of the full portfolio of events that extend the Golden Globes brand beyond the annual awards telecast, as well as support other Dick Clark Productions (“DCP”) events. This newly created role is designed to meet the growing volume and ambition of the Globes’ and DCP’s year-round events calendar — including Golden Week programming, ancillary awards-season events, curated bespoke experiences, and large-scale partner and brand activations.

Reporting to the President, Golden Globes, this role will build and lead the production infrastructure — team, vendors, budgets, and process — needed to deliver a consistently elevated, on-brand experience across every Golden Globes and DCP touchpoint outside of the core show production. This is a highly visible, builder role for an event production leader who wants to shape what the Golden Globes brand looks and feels like in every room it shows up in.

The ideal candidate is a highly creative, operationally excellent, and entrepreneurially minded production leader with a passion for delivering world-class experiences at every scale — from an intimate nominee dinner to a large branded activation. This role requires a confident, collaborative professional who thrives in a fast-paced, high-stakes environment and brings a robust network of industry contacts, vendors, and technical talent.

Scope of Portfolio

This role is dedicated to Golden Globes event production, owning four connected programming pillars, with support for other DCP events, distinct from — but closely coordinated with — the core awards show production team:

Golden Week

The multi-day arc of programming that surrounds the ceremony — nominee celebrations, press days, official partner dinners, talent gifting experiences, and other flagship moments that build anticipation and extend the show's visibility across the week.

Ancillary Awards-Season Events

FYC events, nominee and press receptions, satellite and press-tour events, and other awards-season touchpoints that keep the Golden Globes brand present throughout the season, not only on show night.

Curated Bespoke Experiences

Smaller-footprint, high-touch events — intimate dinners, talent and press experiences, VIP moments — that require a different production posture than a large show: white-glove, brand- forward, and highly curated.

Large-Scale & Partner Productions

Big-footprint events outside the annual telecast — brand and sponsor activations, live experiences, and new event formats — that grow the Golden Globes' presence, revenue, and cultural relevance year-round.

Key Responsibilities

Portfolio Leadership & Strategy

Own the end-to-end events production strategy for all Golden Globes events outside the core awards telecast, including Golden Week, ancillary awards-season events, bespoke curated experiences, and large-scale partner productions.
Build and manage the annual events calendar and roadmap across the full portfolio, sequencing overlapping workstreams throughout awards season and beyond.
Partner closely with the awards show production team and the President, Golden Globes to ensure brand, creative, and experiential consistency across every Golden Globes touchpoint.
Identify and pitch new curated, bespoke, and large-scale event formats that extend the Golden Globes brand, deepen partner relationships, and open new revenue opportunities.

Production Execution

Own the full production lifecycle for each event in the portfolio: concepting, pre-production planning, vendor management, on-site execution, and post-event wrap and reconciliation.
Lead production for multiple simultaneous events of varying scale and format — from intimate bespoke dinners to large branded activations — each with its own creative brief, budget, and stakeholder set.
Oversee all production elements, including venue logistics, staging, lighting, video, scenic design, catering, credentialing, and technical operations, calibrated to the scale and tone of each event.