Campaign Reporting Executive

Radcliffe Group – comprising Radcliffe Medical Education and Radcliffe Medical Media – is a media publishing company supporting the continuous learning and development of cardiovascular healthcare professionals through the provision of superior-quality educational content.

To support the demands of client delivery, Radcliffe Medical Media is seeking to appoint a Campaign Reporting Executive to take responsibility for producing accurate, timely and client-ready reports on the performance of client campaigns.

Reporting to the Managing Director and working closely with Projects, Marketing and Account Management teams, the successful candidate will use data from a variety of internal reporting tools to validate campaign results, produce Excel and PowerPoint reports, and respond credibly to follow-up questions from internal teams and clients.

Responsibilities

• Produce accurate, timely and well-presented client campaign reports, primarily in PowerPoint and Excel.
• Extract and review data from Power BI and relevant internal systems, checking completeness, consistency and accuracy before reporting.
• Report on live webinars, on-demand content, email, social and other campaign activity, as required.
• Analyse performance measures including registrations, attendance, on-demand views, engagement, viewing duration and campaign conversion.
• Analyse audience demographics including geography, job title, specialty and areas of interest, where available and appropriate.
• Create clear tables, charts, and supporting commentary (where required).
• Work to agreed reporting templates, deadlines and quality-control processes, maintaining consistent presentation and terminology.
• Answer internal and occasional client questions about reported results, explaining the data clearly and credibly.
• Maintain organised source data, calculations, report versions and approval records.
• Identify recurring reporting issues and recommend practical improvements to data quality, templates and workflows.

Skills and Experience

• Around 2+ years’ experience in reporting, data management, business intelligence support or a comparable role.
• Strong numerical and analytical skills, with the ability to identify inconsistencies and interrogate results.
• Advanced working knowledge of Excel, including organising, checking and presenting data in clear charts and tables.
• Experience using Power BI reports or dashboards to retrieve, interrogate and interpret data.
• Good PowerPoint skills and the ability to turn data into a polished, concise client-facing report.
• Excellent attention to detail and a methodical, exact approach to quality control.
• Clear written and verbal communication, including the confidence to explain performance data to non-technical colleagues and clients.
• The ability to manage several reporting deadlines and prioritise work without compromising accuracy.
• Self-motivated and able to work without detailed supervision.
• A collaborative, approachable and credible manner with internal and external stakeholders.
• Qualified to degree level or equivalent. A numerical, analytical, agency or wider business background is desirable, although not essential.

Remuneration and benefits

On application

Location

Hybrid working. Approximately two days per week based in our Bourne End, Buckinghamshire office.

About Radcliffe

Advancing cardiovascular education worldwide

Founded in 2013, Radcliffe began as a specialist cardiovascular publisher with a mission to make high-quality medical education more accessible. As the needs of healthcare professionals evolved, so did Radcliffe – expanding from journals into digital learning, virtual congresses and multimedia education, serving lifelong learning needs of cardiovascular healthcare professionals.

Today, Radcliffe is a global medical education provider – with capabilities spanning Europe, the US and beyond – connecting healthcare professionals through specialist learning platforms, scientific publishing, accredited education, virtual congresses and live events. Built on a foundation of editorial independence, clinical credibility and educational excellence, Radcliffe partners with leading experts to advance cardiovascular knowledge and support better patient care worldwide.

Why Join Radcliffe?

At Radcliffe, we bring medical knowledge to life. We combine scientific credibility, global reach and innovative digital engagement to help healthcare professionals improve patient outcomes. Our unique combination of trusted scientific content, global HCP audiences, specialised cardiovascular expertise and measurable outcomes reporting creates a compelling platform for pharmaceutical partners seeking meaningful engagement with healthcare professionals worldwide.

Radcliffe Culture

Radcliffe Group is a people-first, inclusive, and family-friendly organisation where flexibility, wellbeing and collaboration genuinely matter. We operate a hybrid working model, enabling individuals to benefit from both remote and in-office working, with the balance tailored to the role and team.

Wellbeing is a priority at Radcliffe. We have a dedicated wellbeing special interest group, trained Mental Health First Aiders, and progressive family-friendly policies designed to support our people at every stage. Giving back is also important to us, and we actively support charitable and community initiatives, including our virtual mission challenges in aid of Cardiac Risk in the Young and regular One Can Trust food collections.

We believe that working hard should be balanced with learning, connection, and enjoyment. We create opportunities to come together and celebrate as a team, from BBQ boat trips on the Thames and charity cricket matches to virtual pumpkin carving contests, Christmas quizzes, bake-offs, and more regular social activities.

Radcliffe Group is an inclusive workplace where people are encouraged to be themselves. We actively welcome applications from candidates of all backgrounds and believe that a diverse workforce strengthens our culture, creativity, and the partnerships we build.