The new Chief Executive of The Royal College of Radiologists (RCR) will assume an exciting and pivotal role. You will develop the strategy of the RCR in collaboration with the Senior Leadership Team, and be responsible for the operational management and performance of the organisation.

As the leader of the RCR, you will work closely with the President and the Council to support and guide the organisation’s mission, whilst overseeing the execution of its strategy. Taking responsibility for all legal requirements, risk management and financial obligations, you will ensure the robust financial health of the charity, as we move forward into the new decade.

With a track record in leading or delivering organisational transformation and influencing culture change, you will have leadership experience within a non-profit setting and an understanding of the position of medical Royal Colleges within the healthcare landscape.

An influential and strategic thinker, you will have a strong and proven background in engaging with regulatory and professional bodies, which may include healthcare organisations, sister Royal Colleges or equivalent organisations. Your professional relationships and networking capabilities will ensure you create the right opportunities to lead the organisation into its next phase.

Your knowledge of charity regulation and understanding of good governance along with your commitment to equality and valuing diversity will ensure the RCR continues to strive forward under compelling and trusted leadership.

The role requires tact and diplomacy, emotional intelligence, as well as resilience and flexibility. The Chief Executive will inspire staff and collaborate with new Trustees of the RCR, including Office bearers, from diverse backgrounds. A commitment to understanding and serving the interests of RCR members is essential.

This role offers the exciting opportunity to build on the outstanding growth and development of the RCR under the previous Chief Executive, as we continue to expand our diverse membership base.

The role is full-time, based at the RCR’s offices in Lincoln’s Inn Fields, London.

The RCR has been working with members to improve the standard of medical practice across the fields of radiology and oncology for over 40 years. We collaborate impartially with our members and external parties across the healthcare landscape and support the education and training of doctors throughout their careers.

For further information on the RCR and the role please see the candidate pack. To apply, please contact our retained consultant Julian Smith at memcom executive, our specialist consultancy or visit our website.

First round Interviews will be held on 19 and 20 December 2019.

Second round interviews will be held on 24 January 2020.

ECPAT UK is recruiting a CEO to provide highly effective leadership of ECPAT UK. You will use your demonstrated skills and experience to ensure ECPAT UK’s mission and strategic objectives are achieved through excellent organisational management and administration. As CEO, you will maintain and develop external relationships and use your strategic vision to lead the organisation through an exciting period of evolution. The CEO of ECPAT UK is a central player in the fight against child trafficking, with the opportunity to make a real and lasting difference to the lives of very many children around the UK and internationally.

About ECPAT UK

Every Child Protected Against Trafficking (ECPAT UK) is a leading children's rights organisation working to protect children from trafficking and transnational exploitation. We support children everywhere to uphold their rights and to live a life free from abuse and exploitation.

Since its establishment as a multi-agency coalition in 1994 (registering as an independent charity in 2004) ECPAT UK has played a pivotal role in raising the awareness of policymakers, professionals and the general public in order to tackle and prevent the exploitation of children.  We work directly with victims of trafficking to support them and to enable their voices to be heard across the spectrum of debate - at all times ensuring that our work is child-centred, rights-based and that it is rooted in every child’s fundamental human right to be protected from trafficking and exploitation.

We are part of the ECPAT International network, which is present in 93 countries, working to end child exploitation.

Our vision

Children everywhere are free from exploitation, trafficking and modern slavery

Our Mission

• To improve legislation and policy to end child trafficking and transnational child exploitation
• To improve the child protection response of professionals in the UK and overseas
• To ensure that the views of children affected by exploitation are part of the solution

Our strategic priorities

1. Improve legislation and policies protecting children trafficked and exploited in the UK and overseas through research, campaigns and advocacy
2. Promote new and increased understanding of child trafficking and exploitation in the UK and internationally, with a specific focus on root causes and gaps in protection
3. Improve the practice of frontline professionals through capacity building and sharing of specialist expertise
4. Promote active and meaningful youth participation with young people and those affected by trafficking and transnational exploitation, to inform policy and practice in UK and abroad
5. Position ECPAT UK as a key knowledge hub campaigning and advocating for every child’s right to be protected against trafficking and transnational exploitation 
6. Strengthen and sustain ECPAT UK’s growth

Our team

In addition to the CEO role there are currently 11 posts, covering policy and research, parliamentary affairs and campaigns, youth programmes, projects, training, communications and media, development / fundraising, finance and administration.

Recruitment of a Chief Executive Officer

We believe this to be an exciting and crucial time in the evolution of ECPAT UK and of the fight against child trafficking and transnational exploitation.  There is an increasing awareness of the various forms that modern slavery can take, and how that interfaces with the trafficking and exploitation of children; at the same time the situation is constantly changing, and at times seemingly intractable.  It is the role of ECPAT UK and the other actors in our space to tackle this intractability and to make sure that the issue remains at the forefront of our society’s attention so that it can be addressed effectively and permanently.  The CEO of ECPAT UK is a central player in this fight, with the opportunity to make a real and lasting difference to the lives of very many children around the UK and internationally.

Job Description

Job Title: Chief Executive Officer

Location The post is based at ECPAT UK’s Office in central London

Reporting to: ECPAT UK Board of Trustees

Salary: £55,000 to £60,000 (depending on experience) plus 6% pension paid by ECPAT UK.  An additional 1% allocation to pension will be taken from your wage (this is subject to change due to pension regulations).

Working hours: This is a full-time position and work will be carried out during normal office hours from the ECPAT Office. However the pattern of hours may vary according to operational needs and travel requirements, including overseas travel where appropriate.

Contract: Permanent after probationary period (6 months). The post requires a satisfactory DBS check.

Annual Leave: 28 days per annum plus statutory holidays.

SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES

1 Leading and managing the organisation

• To ensure that a long-term strategy, reviewed and approved by the trustees, is in place to guide the organisation in achieving its objectives.
• To ensure the production of appropriate business plans to implement and achieve the strategies agreed by the board.
• To ensure that the organisation has the human, material, financial and research resources it needs to operate effectively.
• To ensure that ECPAT UK has the right management systems and structures to carry out its work effectively, accountably and safely.
• To build the internal culture of ECPAT UK and strengthen the organisation by ensuring that staff are suitably equipped, provided with training, appraised in their work and given opportunities for professional development.
• To review with staff all new developments for the organisation and proactively research and promote ways to increase ECPAT UK’s influence and impact.

2 Promoting the mission and strategic objectives of the organisation

• To represent ECPAT UK in a variety of settings including government, industry and NGO partnership work and to ensure that all internal and external stakeholders are aware of ECPAT UK’s mission, vital activities and success.
• To protect and enhance the reputation of the organisation and at all times model the highest ethical standards and ensure that ECPAT UK maintains the highest quality of work.
• To take appropriate steps to protect the organisation from risk, including undertaking an annual risk audit.
• To represent the organisation, including speaking at conferences and participating in national and international fora and meetings.
• To ensure that ECPAT UK is well profiled in the media
• To manage the links with the ECPAT International Secretariat and other ECPAT groups worldwide.

3 Advocating for children and young people

• To be committed, at all times, to working for the best interests of children.
• To ensure that the views of children and young people are represented both in the external arena and within the organisation.

4 Overseeing income generation

• To work with staff to ensure income targets are set, effective fundraising strategies and activities are implemented and that the organisation is able to capitalise on its income generation activities.
• To meet with key funders regularly ensuring that supporters are kept up to date with work and recognised for their contributions.
• To research new funding sources and work with fundraising staff to bid for contracts, apply for funding and new work, and proactively seek out new funding partnerships.

5 Exercising financial stewardship and governance; ensuring organisational effectiveness

• To ensure that the annual budget and projected income and expenditure are set, monitored and regularly assessed.
• To ensure that ECPAT UK is in a position to fulfil its financial obligations under the Company and Charity Laws.
• To ensure that the annual accounts and Directors’ report are completed, audited, approved by Trustees and submitted to Companies House and the Charity Commission annually.
• To ensure that the responsibilities of Company Secretary are discharged appropriately.

• To oversee operations to ensure efficiency, quality, service, and cost-effective management of resources.
• To ensure that the culture of quality improvement is maintained, ensuring that evaluation (external and internal) processes are carried out which measure the success of ECPAT UK’s programmes of work and that staff refine or change programmes in response to that information.

6 Working with the Board of Trustees

• To support the Chair and the Board of Trustees in formulating and regularly reviewing the organisation’s vision, mission and values.
• To develop, in partnership with the trustees, a long-term strategy for the organisation within the vision, mission and values established by the board.
• To review and develop, with the board, the organisation’s policy proposals and activity and adequately monitor annual plans, targets and performance.
• To report to the board on organisational progress, providing information on targets and organisational performance.
• To establish, with the Chair, the annual calendar for board and subcommittee meetings. 

Person Specification

ESSENTIAL

1. Highly motivated with strong leadership qualities and experience of managing staff, programmes and projects in a non-governmental organisation (charity, development agency or human rights organisation).
2. Sound understanding of ECPAT UK’s key policy issues
3. Experience of representing an organisation to others, ranging from grass roots activists to government officials.
4. Experience of working collaboratively with external organisations whilst maintaining the unique vision of the charity
5. Experience of fundraising from trusts, governmental and/or corporate sources.
6. Experience of developing and managing budgets.
7. Good written communication skills, including fluent spoken and written English.
8. Excellent interpersonal skills, particularly in staff leadership, management and development.
9. Ability to work under pressure and to deadlines and to react quickly when unexpected demands from the external environment occur
10. A willingness to ‘roll up the sleeves’, working flexibly within a small inter-disciplinary team
11. Ability to work pro-actively and reactively with all forms of media
12. Sensitivity to issues of children, gender orientation, race and religion and commitment to ensuring equal opportunities.
13. Education at degree level or equivalent
14. Willingness to travel abroad and to work outside usual office hours if necessary.

DESIRABLE

1. Knowledge of voluntary sector governance practice
2. Proven track record of influencing governmental/inter-governmental policy.
3. Experience of working internationally and/or in children’s rights and campaigning for change
4. Experience in, and understanding of, different methods for measuring, demonstrating and communicating successful outcomes
5. Working knowledge of / fluency in a second language

Recruitment process

A CV, plus a two-page personal statement demonstrating how you meet the person specification, should be submitted by 9am on 2nd December.

Shortlisting will take place during the week of 2nd December, with shortlisted candidates being notified by 11th December. 

Interviews will take place at ECPAT UK’s offices (81A Endell Street, London WC2H 9DX) during the week commencing 16th December (precise date to be confirmed).

The process will consist of a panel interview, to include a presentation.  Shortlisted applicants will be informed of the presentation topic at the point of notification.

Age Co is a new brand that Age UK and its trading companies have developed for the sale of a variety of products and services, all designed to help older people enjoy financial security and live independently.

Following a restructure, we have created a new role for a Director of Marketing, Brand and Insight to lead Age Co into a new exciting phase of growth. Capitalising on our existing product and services range which includes motor and home insurance, funeral planning, stairlifts; to identify both compelling and innovative strategies to drive product sales and income generation.
We need someone with strong leadership experience, who can confidently energise the Age Co brand, devise new strategies and create room for change. You will be responsible for driving forward with new and innovative products and services for later life.

You will be a strong communicator and networker; able to build robust relationships with senior management, the board and other stakeholders. You will have experience in leading successful multi-media marketing teams and managing a 7 figure budgets, within the financial services or insurance sector. You will be able to demonstrate the use of customer insight to generate both new opportunity and grow the future success of Age Co.

This role reports into the CEO of Age Co and you will also be instrumental to the development of the wider company strategy.

What we offer in return

* 26 days annual leave plus Bank Holidays
* Annual leave purchase scheme
* A fantastic pension (with up to 9% employer contributions)
* Health cash plan
* Annual Season Ticket loan (spread the cost of your commute)
* Cycle to work scheme
* Shopping discounts and many more excellent benefits

Additional Information

For a full list of benefits please click here https://www.ageuk.org.uk/about-us/jobs/employee-benefits/

Age UK is an Equal Opportunities employer and positively encourages applications from suitably qualified and eligible candidates, regardless of age, sex, race, disability, sexual orientation, gender reassignment, religion or belief, marital/civil partnership status, or pregnancy and maternity. We guarantee an interview to disabled candidates who meet the essential criteria. We welcome requests for flexible working.

Age UK is committed to safeguarding adults at risk, and children, from abuse and neglect. We expect everyone who works with us to share this commitment.

Early application is encouraged as we will review applications throughout the advertising period and reserve the right to close the advert at any time.

Age UK politely requests no contact from recruitment agencies or media sales. We do not accept speculative CVs from recruitment agencies nor accept the fees associated with them.

We are recruiting a Interim CEO for a minimum of six months on behalf of a Health-related Membership organisation based in West London.

The successful candidate will be required to....

- Ensure the operation runs smoothly and to budget and that any development / change projects are planned for implementation in a way in which all stakeholders can participate appropriately
- With the Board and the SMT, lead on the development of the strategy
- Recruit for the permanent CEO post.

This can be a 5 or 4 day/week role, ensuring a minimum of 3 days is office-based.
The role is to start asap, late Nov or early Dec.

If you have previous experience in a similar role, we would love to hear from you before Friday 15th November.

This national charity is a small, rare disease charity that supports families and children affected by a group of devastating neurodegenerative diseases commonly known as Batten disease.

The organisation offers support and informed guidance to families and professionals who work with them as well as actively raising awareness.

A truly parent-led organisation, it was set up over 20 years ago by a group of parents and it has been a charity for 18 years. It is a small team comprising a CEO, two part-time Family Support Officers and a part-time Administrator. Support for families in a person centred way is absolutely at the heart of our work. 

As the patient organisation for those affected by Batten disease, this organisation also plays a key role around access to new treatments. A key role recently has been to work with families around a new drug for CLN2 Batten disease. 

The CEO is also responsible for developing and delivering the strategic aims of the BDFA, working with stakeholders across the UK to ensure that everyone who is affected by Batten disease can live life to the full and secure the care they need to support their needs.

To achieve these objectives, the CEO must create and deliver a sustainable financial strategy based on effective voluntary fundraising sources such as individuals, legacy donors, charitable trusts and corporate sponsors. The BDFA receives no statutory funding. 

The financial strategy must ensure that the organisation has sufficient resources to deliver its services and build up adequate levels of financial reserves.    

Job Purpose

To provide leadership and strategic direction to develop the BDFA, with the support of the Trustee Board, to meet the defined short and long term aims and objectives of the Association.

Main Tasks

1. To provide the necessary daily and long-term leadership and direction to meet the Association’s aims and objectives.
2. To increasingly develop and secure fundraising opportunities to continue to fund and to grow the work of the Association.  
3. To build and grow the profile of the Association with stakeholders both in the UK and internationally by developing robust relationships and networking opportunities.
4. To deliver efficient and effective management of the Association.
5. To ensure that the Association’s funds are used effectively.
6. To provide strong leadership and a robust working environment to enable the staff team to meet their potential and deliver an outstanding service to stakeholders.

Specific Responsibilities

1. Strategic Planning

• To develop and to deliver to the Board a realistic but also ambitious strategic business plan,resourced to meet the Association’s aims and objectives.
• To monitor team performance and report to the Board.
• To work with the Trustees to develop a robust, strong team to effectively govern the work of the Association.
• To operationalise the strategic plans to ensure participation and ownership by the staff team.

1. Developing Relationships and the position of the BDFA

• To develop and build upon ongoing relationships with organisations, companies and the media to raise the profile of the BDFA and Batten disease both in the UK and on an international platform.
• To provide strong leadership and build relationships to meet and resource the aims and objectives of the Association.
• To be the face of the BDFA and act as an ambassador.
• The CEO is a key figure leading on work around new treatments and must have the gravitas and interpersonal skills to negotiate a very stressful landscape, working with families at the heart of the process alongside NICE (the national institute of clinical excellence), the NHS and pharmaceutical companies.

1. Leadership and Management

• To lead, line manage and inspire the BDFA team ensuring that they are supported in their role and in their career development. 
• To develop and implement robust processes for performance management and monitoring.
• To monitor and minimise risk to the BDFA’s reputation and profile.
• To comply with all regulatory and legal requirements for the BDFA ensuring a culture of good practice and robust governance.

1. Fundraising and Revenue Development

• To implement and monitor a Fundraising Strategy to achieve defined targets for income generation.
• To personally secure new donors and sources of income.
• To maintain relationships with current major donors and corporate funders
• To work collaboratively with the Treasurer and the Board to deliver and review budgets, management accounts and enable the close monitoring of the financial performance of the Association.

Person Specification

Essential

1. Experience of leading a small to medium sized charity preferably health or social care related.
2. Experience of managing a small team
3. Track record of delivering organisational growth
4. Fundraising and experience of capacity building
5. Experience of managing high level relationships with stakeholders
6. Financial experience and literacy
7. Clear and persuasive communicator
8. Empathy and understanding of the needs of families living with a life-limiting diagnosis for their children
9. Ability to be able to be hands on with families, talking to families at point of diagnosis and through bereavement. To be able to harness the parent voice and experience so they are leading the direction of the BDFA.

Desirable

1. Capable of being both strategic and build a reputation as a key figure in the rare disease community 
2. Knowledge of rare diseases and development of therapies

The Commonwealth Parliamentary Association exists to connect, develop and support the Parliamentarians and staff of the Commonwealth’s Parliaments. The Secretary-General is accountable for the overall success of the Association by driving, managing and promoting all aspects of the CPA’s aims and objectives. The Association has a key role at a critical period for the Commonwealth and its democracies. The Secretary-General will be at the heart of that: consolidating the Association’s financial position, winning the trust of its political leadership and delivering programmes which make a difference to Members and their Parliaments.

Please use the link below for further information and to access the job description and person specification.

Are you interested in improving charitable giving? We are seeking a new CEO to lead 360Giving in our crucial next phase.

The Organisation

360Giving is an award-winning initiative that is creating positive change in UK philanthropy. We support organisations to publish their grants data openly and help people to understand and use the data for better decision-making and learning across the charitable giving sector.

We maintain an open data standard and help funders publish their grants data to it. We also produce tools and platforms that help to explore the information that's being shared, and run events and peer-learning networks to help our community of funders to be more data-enabled and data-informed.

360Giving was set up in 2014 because its founder, philanthropist Fran Perrin, couldn't find the information she needed to inform her own grantmaking decisions.

The Role

As CEO you have overall responsibility for all aspects of managing the organisation, furthering our mission, and working with and reporting to the board.

The Person

We are seeking a candidate who has worked within or is familiar with the grantmaking sector and has an interest in open data and its potential. As primary ambassador for the organisation you will have strong interpersonal skills and be able to build relationships with key partners, including at senior levels within government and in trusts and foundations. As leader, you will have experience of financial and operational management and fundraising.

To learn more

An appointment brief is available to download via the Prospectus website. This includes instructions on how to apply.

Morgan Hunt are delighted to be working in partnership with a local London based Charity to recruit an experienced leader & manager who is passionate about supporting people to turn their lives around. This is a great opportunity to join a Charity whose aim is to work with the local community & beyond to transform & inspire lives and to lead the Charity through an exciting period of growth and development.

We are looking for a visionary leader with a strategic focus to work closely with the SMT and Board of Trustees to further build on their vital services within the community and promote their vision & values.

As CEO the successful candidate will be responsible for all aspects of the Charity, principally:

• Identifying local needs and formulating how best the Charity can develop to meet them
• Building and expanding relationships with stakeholders
• Ensuring the Charity delivers effective services
• Providing effective leadership and support to staff and volunteers
• Supporting the Board of Trustees

If you are interested in submitting an application or would welcome a confidential and discreet conversation, please contact Katie Wylie on 020 7419 8977 or via email at

Morgan Hunt is a multi award winning Employment Business for interim, contract and temporary recruitment and acts as an Employment Agency in relation to permanent vacancies. Morgan Hunt is an equal opportunities employer job suitability are assessed on merit in accordance with their skills, qualifications and abilities to perform the relevant duties required in a particular role.

acet UK is a Christian charity with a mission to promote positive relationships, healthy self-esteem and good sexual health. We are equipping young people to make wise, positive and healthy choices about relationships and sex, in a culture in which relationships and sex are often viewed in unhealthy and unhelpful terms. We equip and inspire individuals, schools, churches and organisations.

In the UK, we achieve this vital work through our Esteem programme, delivering education to children in schools directly and training youth workers, teachers, parents and church leaders in a variety of settings. A significant part of our work is supporting other ACET offices and partners across Africa, Eastern Europe and Asia.

The CEO will set and deliver on an ambitious strategy which will develop the profile of the organisation; expand our education delivery, significantly grow the national Esteem network of educators; grow the network of major donors and increase overall fundraising income; develop the organisation to become a recognised UK centre of excellence for education and training in the area of self-esteem, relationships and sexual health; and continue to support our international partners in their work.

The successful candidate will have a proven track record of leading in not-for-profit context, working internationally, income generation and successful engagement projects, as well as a passion for young people and a commitment to transforming the culture around relationships and sex.

For a full Candidate Information Pack, including full details of this exciting role and how to apply, please contact Jonathan Payne at Carnelian Search - details available under "apply now".

Do you passionately care about enabling the most disadvantaged young people to fulfil their potential?

Are you capable of taking a ten year old organisation that has only scratched the surface of its potential to places few would think possible? 

If so we want to hear from you.

Dallaglio RugbyWorks is a growing, ambitious and impactful organisation working with underserved young people across the UK to truly change and save lives.

Chief Executive Officer, Dallaglio RugbyWorks

London/National

Highly Competitive Salary

We believe all young people have a right to a good education and a secure and happy future.  At Dallaglio Rugby Works we use the values of Rugby to work at the extreme end of the UK’s education system helping young people who have severe behavioural challenges to overcome them, developing bespoke paths for each young person to equip them to get a job, build a career and secure a long term stable future. 

We are now seeking to identify a new Chief Executive Officer to take the organisation to the next level by diversifying and building on our income streams, consolidating our operating model, and reaching many more young people to effect lasting and real change in their lives.

We are looking for someone with exceptional leadership credentials and previous experience of leading a growing organisation. You will bring an in-depth understanding of how to build and run organisations, highly developed strategic and analytical abilities, and experience of raising significant funds from philanthropic and statutory sources. You are passionate about creating positive and sustainable outcomes for young people, and offer the personal credibility to make a real difference.

To learn more about this unique opportunity, and to find out how to apply, please read the full appointment brief, on the Prospectus website, which can be reached by clicking on the “Apply on Website” Button.

Deadline for applications: Thursday 5th December 2019

Street Child, the UK’s fastest growing international children’s charity, are searching for an outstanding professional to fill a newly-created role - one of the most senior in the organisation and critical to the next stage of the charity’s development. It has three core accountabilities -

(1) Chief Programme Officer

Alongside Programme Directors and CEO - ‘owning’ and driving forwards cross-cutting programmes strategy and guaranteeing delivery on all levels. Key dimensions: oversight of all monitoring, evaluation and control of global projects; line-manage surge and technical support to programmes; line-manage Global Programme Funding function, including the trusts and foundation fundraising team - driving increasing volumes of programme funds

(2) Director, Localisation initiatives and Third Party Capacity Building

The ‘localisation agenda’ and supporting the capacity/organisational development of local programme partners is one of Street Child’s key programmatic goals. The role-holder will lead this strand: working with Programme Directors and country teams to develop and deliver organisational development plans - tracking and demonstrating progress in a codified, objective fashion.

(3) Head of People & Culture development

This role will lead, at senior management level, an intensified, pro-active focus on culture, values, talent management processes - across the entire organisation, not just the programmes team. This is a significant dimension of the role - and key to ongoing, health and robust growth.

In addition, as one of the CEO’s key reports, the role-holder will frequently lead and contribute to high-level ad hoc work streams and projects - and represent the organisation externally. Specifically in early 2020 this will involve a key role in the development of the charity’s 2020-2023 strategic plan.

Key candidate qualities:

• Strong track-record, at senior levels, in significant development/humanitarian organisations of strategy development; programme delivery; organisational development; team management; culture development; bid-writing and resource mobilisation
• Excellent inter-personal skills at all levels: inspires deep confidence in leadership colleagues, wider team, partners, funders and other key external relationships.
• Flexible, dynamic approach to work
• Deep passion for Street Child’s mission
• Understands, and is positively motivated by, the specific challenge of working with a young, rapidly growing and ambitious charity - the opportunity to be a key player in the ‘building of something great’

To express your interest in this great, vital role, please e-mail your CV only (no covering letters at this stage please, they will be discarded) using the 'apply now' button ASAP. Applications will be considered on a rolling basis. The charity are seeking to complete the recruitment process in November. Interviews will be conducted in person or on Skype initially.

We fund amazing people to learn from the world and transform lives across the UK. We need an experienced and efficient EA to join us at an exciting moment.

The Churchill Fellowship funds inspiring individuals to travel the world in search of solutions for today’s most pressing problems. Our Fellows research the UK’s key challenges – marine pollution, gang crime, food poverty, homelessness and more. They come back with new ideas to make change happen in their professions and communities, transforming lives in every area of society.

We are well-established, prestigious and preparing to launch new programmes for grant-making, fundraising, engagement and branding. These will increasingly involve the Chief Executive in external liaison, strategic planning and background research, and this role will support her in all those areas, as well as providing an administrative foundation for her day-to-day work.

Ours is a small but busy hands-on team, a friendly group with an ambitious vision. We are looking for an experienced and efficient EA who is also a great team-player. We are offering a fascinating opportunity to work across a dynamic organisation that funds hundreds of inspiring individuals in every area of UK life.

4 days a week, £36,000 pro rata, 25 days' leave (plus Christmas), based in Westminster.

To apply, please download the application pack from our website. Deadline 17 November 2019. Interviews on 25 November.

Based next to excellent transport links, an exciting job opportunity as Office Manager and EA to CEO working for a large national public property management organisation in London for an initial 12 month contract.

Client Details

A property management company working with the public sector managing and developing sites across the country, based in London.

Description

The Office Manager and EA to CEO will:

• Manage and maintain inbox and diary on behalf of CEO
• Co-ordinate and organise travel arrangements for CEO
• Arrange company meetings and events
• Be the main point of contact for Board members
• Act as Office Manager for the organisation

Profile

The Office Manager and EA to CEO will:

• Have previously worked in a PA or EA role
• Have excellent written and verbal communication skills and able to show an ability to problem solve
• Actively build positive working relationships across wider organisations
• Be proactive, confident and adopt a can-do attitude to deal with Office Manager duties

Job Offer

Salary of £32000-£38000 (dependant on experience), alongside generous annual leave and pension contributions.

We are looking to recruit an exceptional Programme Director, on a 12 month fixed term contract, to be at the heart of our programme which is a new route into mental health social work for talented graduates and career-changers. The role provides you with an exciting opportunity to make tangible differences to the lives of people who use mental health services across England. To support you in this role you will be leading a team including senior social workers which accounts for almost 80% of our charity’s budget.