Morgan McKinley Northern Home Counties are proud to be working with a manufacturing business in Northamptonshire. This business is going through huge growth and they are looking to hire an Accounts & Event Coordinator to join their passionate and collaborative team.

This unique role offers a blend of administration and client-facing coordination-perfect for someone who thrives on variety and wants to be part of a business where precision, energy, and heritage come together.

The Role

You'll play a key role in supporting the Sales & Business Development team by keeping records up to date, coordinating events and merchandise, and ensuring clients receive the highest standard of communication and support throughout their journey.

Key Responsibilities;

· Support administration of client records

· Coordinate and support private client events and on-site experiences

· Manage client gifting and merchandise planning, including sourcing, logistics, and quality checks

· Maintain and update the CRM system with client interactions, actions, and milestones

· Act as a point of contact for client queries, ensuring timely follow-up and internal communication

· Assist in scheduling and coordinating client-related content for social media in collaboration with the Marketing team

· Help shape the customer journey experience through continuous improvement and reporting

Ideal Candidate:

· Experience in administration, events coordination, or a blended support role

· Confident communicator with excellent organisation skills

· High attention to detail and proactive problem-solving approach

· Experience using CRM systems and Microsoft Office tools

· Adaptable and comfortable in a fast-paced, client-focused environment

· Willingness to travel to occasional client events

What's On Offer

· Salary Expectations: £35,000- £40,000 per annum plus commission

· Inclusive and team-oriented culture-Fish & Chip Fridays, on-site gym, and staff events

· A collaborative, down-to-earth leadership team who value initiative and support growth