Kroger Studios Virtual Meetings & Events Producer

October 10, 2026

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About the position

Kroger Studios is seeking a Virtual Meetings & Events Producer to create virtual and in-person experiences that connect with external stakeholders, improve associate engagement & communications, drive business results, and deliver on Our Purpose & Promise. This role is responsible for the oversight & execution of key virtual and in-person Kroger meetings/events. The producer will work with cross-functional stakeholders and vendors to ensure quality content is designed and delivered with the desired audience experience. The role requires demonstrating the company's core values of respect, honesty, integrity, diversity, inclusion and safety.

Responsibilities

Develop & execute events/meetings that further strategic communications initiatives, support Our Purpose & Promise, and the behaviors to achieve them
Consult with business leaders & event planners in the design/coordination of key meetings/events for all audiences
Lead the identification, adoption & operation of virtual experience platforms to provide for enhanced audience engagement vs standard �video conferencing� software
Partner to establish clear direction & expectations for deliverables, and to articulate a compelling & engaging vision for events
Advise presenters on effective strategies to help connect their message with the audience & create/modify content for them onsite
Create & acquire on-trend content (presentations & media) from business partners for events
Establish creative direction in partnership with leaders, adhering to all relevant style guides
Provide event layout feedback to vendors and virtual/physical stage direction to business presenters
Manage & lead a team in operating a variety of software & equipment to create seamless/compelling events
Write/review program proposals, budgets, creative treatments & preliminary schedules
Serve as project manager by scheduling resources, coordinating creative efforts, communicating with clients, & adhering to project delivery dates
Demonstrate current knowledge of trends & equipment; experiment with new ideas/technologies
Create event plans, direct talent & production for live events, collaborate with production staff to create content & perform editing and shooting tasks
Solicit, respond & act on feedback on event and program effectiveness
Evaluate, measure & report on the effectiveness of events/meetings using results to strengthen future communications

Requirements

7+ years of experience in a live events or video production environment
Strong written/oral communication skills
Strong knowledge & leadership expertise of the total event production process, e.g., presentation guidance, audio support, vendor management and camera direction
Ability to effectively prioritize & manage multiple complex projects simultaneously on deadline
Ability to think and produce strategically & creatively
Strong analytical, interpersonal & problem-solving skills
Ability to work in multiple environments, e.g. arenas, event centers, conference rooms, hotels

Nice-to-haves

Bachelor's Degree related field ( i.e., communications or film & video production)
Any experience directing & managing large-scale in-person live and virtual events
Portfolio/examples of previous work
Experience directing & managing large-scale in-person live and virtual events
Strong working knowledge of relevant virtual meetings platforms, e.g. Teams, Zoom, BlueJeans
Strong working knowledge of relevant software & hardware, e.g. PowerPoint, Playback Pro, AnalogWay switchers

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