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Exhibition Designer

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Manchester
5 days ago
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Our client is seeking aPart-time Exhibition Designerto provide creative concepts and produce final artwork for our exhibitor space at the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Annual Meeting 2026.


About the Role:

The objective of theexhibition standis to highlight our clientsexcellence in cancer researchand their capabilities intranslation, commercialisation, and therapeutic innovation.


TheAACR Annual Meetingwill be held inSan Diego, April 17-22, 2026. This event covers thelatest discoveries in cancer researchand features work from leading institutions globally, serving as akey platformfor our research-related brand objectives.


The organization is aglobal cancer charity focused on saving and improving lives through research. They make discoveries that lead to new and improved ways to combat cancer, working fromlab to business to bedside. Through ourinternational network of scientists, industry partners, and investors, we convert discoveries intotools, treatments, and diagnostics for cancer patients.


The primary audience for the exhibition will include:

  • Researchers (US, European, and international)
  • Pharmaceutical and biotech companies
  • Research funders
  • Research institutions


Skills and Expertise Requested:

  • Skills:Concepting, Space Planning, Brand, Event design, Design, Exhibition design, Experiential.
  • Expertise:Experiential design, trade shows, and exhibitions.
  • Experience in the life sciences, biotech, medicine, and technology sectors is helpful.


Contract Details:

  • Start Date:August/September
  • Duration:6 months
  • Location:Fully Remote
  • Engagement:Part-Time
  • Pay:Dependent on experience.

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