Bid Writer (Events Industry Experience Required)

About the role

Amex GBT is recruiting a Bid Writer in London. The role supports the development of client-focused proposal narratives and bid responses, turning client requirements and business challenges into clear, persuasive messaging. Candidates must have mandatory experience in the events industry.

Key responsibilities

• Support the development of compelling, client-focused proposal narratives and bid responses.
• Write proposal content, executive summaries, case studies and presentation materials that communicate the value proposition.
• Research client industries, brands, competitors and market trends to strengthen proposal positioning.
• Develop content that highlights capabilities, expertise, creative thinking and operational excellence.
• Ensure consistent brand voice and narrative quality across proposals and pitch materials.
• Contribute to proposal storytelling so content is engaging, structured and strategically aligned.
• Support the creation and maintenance of proposal content libraries, credentials, templates and case studies.
• Assist in reviewing RFPs so proposals address client requirements and evaluation criteria.
• Proofread and refine proposal content for clarity, accuracy and editorial quality.

Required profile

• 2-3 years of experience in proposal writing, bid management support, marketing communications, content creation, agency, consulting or business development environments.
• Ideal: a Bachelor's degree in Communications, Marketing, Journalism, Business Administration, English, Public Relations or a related discipline.
• Mandatory experience in the events industry.

What we offer

• Flexible benefits tailored to each country, including health and welfare insurance, retirement programmes, parental leave, adoption assistance and wellbeing resources.
• Weekly travel deals from major providers covering flights, hotels, cruises and car rentals.
• Access to over 20,000 courses on the learning platform, leadership courses and internal job openings.
• Inclusion groups connecting colleagues around common identities or initiatives.