Event Promoter Rep - Miami

About the Role

You would be Furtado Global's person on the ground on show day — our on-site promoter rep and the primary point of contact at the venue. We handle all the advancing internally; you'll get the full brief, show notes, tech sheets, and day sheet ahead of time. Your job is to execute it flawlessly.

Responsibilities

On show day you'll:

• Coordinate and oversee load-in and load-out with venue staff and crew
• Make sure hospitality, the green room, and rider items are set up right
• Troubleshoot tech issues fast — sound, staging, lighting, power
• Look after the talent — greet them, manage their needs, keep them comfortable and on schedule
• Keep the show on time and adapt calmly when plans change last minute
• Send the internal team a quick post-show wrap

Requirements

• Proven live-event / show-production experience — you've run or stage-managed live shows, club nights, or concerts before
• Sound knowledge — you're a proficient sound engineer, or you have solid working knowledge of live audio and can speak the language with FOH/venue techs
• Grace under pressure — you handle last-minute changes in a high-pressure environment without losing the plot
• Reliable and detail-obsessed — you read the brief, follow the day sheet, and sweat the details
• Great with people and talent — professional, warm, and able to keep artists happy
• Local to one of our markets — you live in the city you'd cover and can work shows there without travel (covering a nearby market within a 2–3 hour drive is a bonus)

Pay & Schedule

• Freelance / independent contractor (1099), paid per event
• Competitive day rate — $250–$600 per show depending on market, show size, and call length. Paid promptly after each event.
• Evening and weekend availability when shows happen