Brillio is hiring a Growth & Events marketer to run executive roundtables, client dinners and conferences that turn into pipeline. But brillio.com/events/ is blank: the page has had no content since it was created in October 2025, and the only event page search engines find is an internal page meant for Brillio's own team. A CIO who clicks "events" from an invitation sees nothing about events they could attend.
First action
List the roundtables and conferences planned for the next two quarters.
How to measure it
Event invitation requests
- Now
- –
- Target
- 40 a quarter
- By
- 90 days
Steps
List events
Next two quarters, by city and industry.
Marketing Manager - Growth & Events 2 days
Design the hub
Upcoming, past and conferences.
Web and digital marketing team 3 days
Build the form
Request an invitation, routed to the account team in HubSpot.
Marketing operations 2 days
Publish three events
Agenda, experts, city.
Marketing Manager - Growth & Events 1 week
Add past events
Photos, takeaways, slides.
Marketing Manager - Growth & Events 2 weeks
Move the kickoff page
Intranet or noindex.
Web and digital marketing team 1 hour
Track
Requests, attendance, meetings, pipeline.
Marketing operations monthly
Why it works
Build the Events page as a client-facing hub: upcoming roundtables and dinners by city and industry (BFSI, healthcare, hi-tech), each with a short agenda, the Brillio experts attending, and a request-an-invitation form that routes to the account team; past events with photos, takeaways and the session slides; and a calendar of conferences where clients can book time with Brillio. Move the internal kickoff page behind the intranet or mark it noindex.
Executive events sell on credibility, and invitees check the page before accepting. A live hub also gives every campaign the new hire runs one place to send people, with tracking from invitation to meeting to pipeline.
Ready to use
ChecklistEvents hub launch list
[ ] Upcoming events by city and industry [ ] Agenda and Brillio experts for each [ ] Request-an-invitation form routed to the account team [ ] Past events with takeaways and slides [ ] Conferences where clients can book time [ ] Internal kickoff page moved off the public site [ ] UTM links for every invitation
Risks and how to handle them
Exclusive events look empty online
Show the format and invite-only status, not attendee names.
Page goes stale again
Make the events hire the owner, with a monthly check.
Evidence
- Your websiteThe Events page (/events/, checked twice on October 21, 2026) has no content at all: the page body is empty in the HTML and in the site's own API (content length 0, unchanged since October 30, 2025). Its only child page, the only event page in the sitemap, is an internal page meant for Brillio's own team rather than clients.Source
- HiringMarketing Manager - Growth & Events (Corporate Marketing, Coppell, Texas, posted October 6, 2026): runs "executive roundtables, client dinners, conferences, trade shows, hospitality programs, and field marketing experiences" with "pre-event, during-event, and post-event campaigns"; must "ensure event engagement translates into timely, structured sales follow-up"; and will "Manage and maintain growth and event AI agents and workflows" for "audience research, account intelligence, event planning... attendee management, follow-up, and reporting". "This is not a traditional event coordinator role."Source
- HiringSenior Manager, Marketing (Field Marketing, Bangalore, posted July 13, 2026): leads "BFSI marketing programmes across banking, financial services and insurance", with "field marketing, ABM, demand generation, executive engagement and sales-aligned campaigns that create access, open buying centres, accelerate opportunities"; preferred experience with "executive roundtables, leadership forums, industry events, analyst-led programmes or alliance-led GTM campaigns" and tools such as Salesforce, HubSpot, Demandbase and LinkedIn Campaign Manager.Source
- Your websiteContent (sitemap, October 2026): 52 case studies, almost all anonymous ("Global Chemicals Leader Reduces IT Costs by 40%", "Payments leader saves 35% in engineering costs with AI"); a seven-part guide "Tokenomics: The complete guide to AI economics for banks"; 45 ebooks, 44 points of view, 122 blog posts and 11 podcast episodes; the homepage leads with ADAM (Agentic Data and Application Management) and "The Enterprise AI Accelerator".Source