Why a Field Market Manager is a Game-Changer for Large Events
When you’re planning a large-scale conference or trade show, every detail matters—and your to-do list can feel never-ending. From managing logistics to client meetings and product launches, event teams already have their hands full. That’s where Productions Plus steps in—with onsite Field Market Managers (FMMs) who take staffing coordination off your plate and ensure smooth, professional execution from start to finish.
What is a Field Market Manager?
A Field Market Manager is your go-to, onsite leader who oversees all aspects of talent execution. Whether it’s Brand Ambassadors, Product Specialists, or in-store demonstrators, your FMM manages scheduling, breaks, uniform compliance, performance, and any day-of changes that may arise.
Why You Need One at Large Events
- Streamlined Talent Supervision
Managing 20, 50, or even 100+ staff onsite is a full-time job. An FMM ensures your team is not only in the right place at the right time but also delivering the brand experience you’ve invested in. - Real-Time Problem Solving
Late arrivals? Client changes? Venue curveballs? Your FMM handles issues in real time—no need to pull your event team away from bigger-picture priorities. - Consistent Communication
Your FMM is the central communication hub between talent, your internal teams, and Productions Plus. That means faster updates, smoother coordination, and less chaos on show day. - Elevated Talent Experience
Having a manager onsite helps the talent feel supported and clear on expectations, which leads to higher morale, better performance, and a more seamless guest experience. - More Time for You
With staffing fully managed, your team can focus on what you do best—hosting clients, executing show strategy, and driving ROI.
At Productions Plus, we don’t just send talent—we send leaders. Our Field Market Managers bring professionalism, experience, and a problem-solving mindset to every event, ensuring your staffing runs like clockwork.
Ready to make your next event easier and more efficient?
Let’s talk about adding an FMM to your next program.
