Please Note Applications Will Be Reviewed On A Rolling Basis, Post Maybe Filled Before Closing Date. We Therefore Encourage You To Apply As Soon As Possible. 

Justice Studio  is a values driven social enterprise entering an exciting new phase of development in our mission to reduce social inequality.We are looking for a leader to to manage our progressive, non-hierarchical, trust-based team.  Committed to social justice, our values, and with high emotional intelligence, you will direct the company’s operations and strategy to ensure that the company achieves its purpose.

We are based in London and work both in the UK and across the world for governments, charitable and not-for-profit organisations, and social enterprises that are striving to promote global social equality.Our work for them spans strategy, research, and demonstrates impact. Since our establishment in May 2011 we have undertaken over 80 social justice consultancy and research projects for a range of clients in over 30 countries. 

Justice Studio is proud to be an equal opportunities employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to reducing discrimination and advancing and promoting equality of opportunity in the provision of services and creating an inclusive environment for all employees. We believe that everyone has the right to be treated with dignity and respect. We welcome applications from all sections of the community and we particularly encourage applications from people of colour, disabled, LGBT and other people that are under-represented in the workforce. Flexible working requests will be considered for all roles.

Justice Studio's purpose is to create global social equality by assisting and challenging organisations, governments and ourselves to be the best we can be.

Job title: Managing Director

Salary Band: £65,000 - £70,000 per annum, pro-rata if part time is preferred + Share Option Scheme. 

Hours: Full Time/Part Time depending on preference.

Job Location: North Road, London, N7.While this is an office-based role, we are a flexible employer and support flexible working.

Reports to: Chair

Line managing responsibilities: Operations Director, Consultants/Senior Researchers/Project Managers, 

Anticipated Start Date:  June 2021

Overview

As Justice Studio’s Managing Director you will be responsible for the day to day running of the organisation as well as its strategic direction. With experience in, and commitment to, progressive, non-hierarchical, trust-based organisations like ours, you will set the culture for our organisation. You will play a key part in business development, maintaining client relationships and representing us externally. Committed to social justice, our values, and with high emotional intelligence, you will direct the company’s operations and strategy to ensure that the company achieves its purpose.

                                               Roles and Responsibilities

Direction 

•      Directing the work and resources of the company
•      Ensuring we have the right people for the roles by leading recruitment, retention and motivation of staff.

Strategy formulation 

•      Leading the company and ensuring all employees buy into the company vision.
•   Setting the overall strategic direction of the company with the Board.
•      Support the Board with its governance and oversight functions.
•      Provide strategic updates to members of the board, keep them aware of developments within the    industry and ensure that the appropriate policies are developed to meet the company’s purpose and comply with all relevant statutory and other regulations.
•      Leading strategy for business development and growth 
•      Devising a 3-year strategic plan and working with other board members to oversee its implementation.

Organisational health and operations 

•      Overseeing and working with the Operations Director to review and maintain the annual accounts, company’s financial performance and fiduciary compliance.
•   Setting company budgets and forecasts 
•      Managing the direction of the company, guiding and supporting senior team members.
•      Looking for opportunities to increase efficiencies and speed up processes across the business.
•   Developing and directing the implementation of policies and procedures to ensure that they reflect the values and ethos of the organisation as well as compiling with all statutory regulations.
•      Ensuring that senior level staff have the necessary skills and knowledge for Justice Studio to achieve its purpose. 

Business development

•     Leading the sales strategy and winning new business for the company.
•     Carrying out regular analysis to mitigate any potential risks through industry and market changes.
• Reporting business development progress to the Board on a quarterly and annual basis.
• Analysing and lead opportunities for growth in our markets to drive profitability.
•   Representing the company in negotiations with customers, suppliers, government departments and other key contacts to secure for it the most effective contract terms.
•    Formulate strategies, new directions, and techniques to grow the company, and utilise networks with clients, consultants, and counterparts to advance successful new business opportunities.
•    Apply in-depth technical expertise to new business efforts, and Justice Studio’s knowledge base. 
•    Design, lead and supervise proposals and other relevant technical assignments for projects in the UK and internationally. 
• Cultivate partnerships with international firms/organisations as well as local, in-country partners.

Technical and client oversight 

•  Implementing processes and procedures across the business as necessary to reflect the company ethos and ensure efficiency.
•  Establishing and maintaining effective formal and informal links with major clients, relevant government departments and agencies, local authorities, key decision-makers and other stakeholders generally, to ensure that the company is providing the appropriate range and quality of services.
•   Oversee research and development programmes to ensure that the company remains at the forefront in the industry and provides leading-edge services to retain its competitive edge.
•  Provide leadership and oversight of Justice Studio’s portfolio of projects and programmes in the UK and internationally.
•  Develop effective and collaborative working relationships with our key clients, Partners, sub-contractors and consultants to ensure all stakeholder expectations are met. 
•  Write, in-put into, review and provide commentary on project technical work and project reports. 

Marketing, PR, and Communications

•   Representing the company at events, exhibitions and on media channels.
•      Leading an effective marketing and public relations strategy to promote the services and image of the company to our stakeholders.

Nurturing the team 

•   Working closely with the team and making sure that staff are happy and informed of major issues 
• Succession planning for senior members of the company to ensure all departments are managed continuously.
•   Ensuring equal opportunities are promoted in all aspects of the company’s work.
•     Using coaching techniques for line-managed staff              

Knowledge and skill Requirements 

•      Proven track record of successfully managing similar sized organisation(s).
•     Target driven and results focussed individual.
•   Natural leader and motivator of people.
•     Relevant consultancy industry experience and knowledge.
•     A proven record of success in senior level general or commercial management, preferably in consultancy.
•    At least 10 years’ senior level experience of management of people and resources.
•    Graduate with a higher degree in a management discipline or a professional qualification.
•    A wide knowledge of the consulting industry.
•    An understanding of financial management and wider management principles and techniques.
• Political and presentational skills with an appreciation of the demands of conflicting interests   and of meeting statutory requirements.
• A very high level of commercial awareness.
• Leadership skills.
• Excellent communication skills.
•  Excellent organisational skills.
• Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills.
•  Commitment to social justice and full alignment values of the company 

Please Note Applications Will Be Reviewed On A Rolling Basis, Post Maybe Filled Before Closing Date. We Therefore Encourage You To Apply As Soon As Possible. 

Are you looking for a new challenge?
Derbyshire Carers Association is a Charity Company dedicated to supporting unpaid carers of family members or friends who cannot manage at home without help.
We are seeking an enthusiastic leader – working an average of 26 hours per week – to drive forward the changes needed to tackle the challenges facing the Charity during 2021 and beyond. Our staff teams have successfully adapted ways of working during the Covid 19 pandemic to ensure that as many carers as possible continue to receive help and support. The new Chief Executive will build on the Charity’s experiences in order to develop services and partnerships across Derbyshire and the Midlands Area thus ensuring DCA’s long term financial sustainability.
The successful candidate will have an innovative approach and be able to demonstrate senior level experience of financial planning and management, project management, and successful tendering for contracts.

Closing date – 7th May 2021

Job Title: Chief Executive

Contract: Full Time

Location: Buckfastleigh, Devon with regular travel (flexible working requests considered)

Salary: £55,000 – £60,000

Annual Leave: 28 days plus bank holidays

Go Beyond (formerly CHICKS) is a charity delivering free, residential breaks for young people in desperate need. We are extremely proud of our journey so far, having helped nearly 17,000 children from across the UK step away from the challenges and pressures of their day-to-day lives, creating lasting, positive impacts on their confidence, self-esteem, and wellbeing.

The opportunity to join as our new Chief Executive comes at a challenging but exciting moment for the charity, at a pivotal time in our journey. We have taken some big steps forward in 2020, recruiting 8 new, highly experienced trustees to govern and guide the charity, developing a new strategy and implementing a much needed rebrand from CHICKS to our new name, Go Beyond.

Whilst our immediate focus is on resuming operations and fulfilling our purpose of helping young people, we are keenly looking towards the future. We want to better leverage our assets, resources and expertise to support more young people than ever before. To do so, we need to be more creative in the types of breaks we offer, who we can offer them to and how we fund them. We wish to grow but we must do so responsibly and sustainably, ensuring our service is there to be enjoyed by generations to come.

Our new Chief Executive will take us on the next stage of our journey. We are looking for an energetic, passionate leader who shares our vision and can make change happen. They will motivate our team, inspire our supporters and, above all, deliver outstanding, life-changing experiences to our young people.

Core Responsibilities:

• Leadership
• Business Management
• Finance & Risk
• External & Internal Relationships
• Compliance & Governance

Core Requirements:

• Recent experience working in a senior leadership role within a charity or NGO, ideally one supporting children and/or young people.
• Experience of working directly with a governing Board.
• Evidence of bringing innovation and creativity to an organisation, seeing ideas through from inception to delivery.
• Experience of building, managing, developing, and empowering teams, preferably in multiple locations; evidence of successful staff engagement, linking organisational values with employee behaviour.
• Experience of managing budgets and communicating financial information to internal and external stakeholders
• Ability to lead or oversee income generation from a wide range of sources including statutory funding, trusts and foundation, trading income and individual giving.
• Excellent communicator with high degree of emotional intelligence and empathy; comfortable speaking publicly.

Please download the comprehensive brief for full information about the role, requirements and application details. In order to apply, please submit a CV supported by a covering letter of no more than 4 sides of A4 outlining your motivation for applying and highlighting how your skills, knowledge and experience meet the requirements of the role of Chief Executive, as set out in the brief.

For a confidential conversation about the opportunity to join as Chief Executive of Go Beyond, please contact our recruitment partner Anna Jay at Public Leaders Appointments or Steve Brearley, Chair of Trustees (details in the attached brief)

Timetable:

• Closing Date for Applications: Midday, Tuesday 13 April 2021.
• Formal interviews (locations/dates dependent on availability): w/c 26 April 2021.

Go Beyond recognise the positive value of diversity, promotes equality and challenges discrimination. We welcome and encourage applications from people of all backgrounds.

Guide Dogs has an exciting opportunity for an experienced Veterinary professional to join us as a Chief Veterinary Officer (CVO).

As a world leader and largest breeder of working dogs in the world, the CVO helps people with sight loss to live the life they choose by developing and maintaining national veterinary standards of care for a total population of around 8000 dogs of all ages. This role ensures that the national dog care and welfare service is delivered efficiently, effectively, and ethically, and that our dogs, of all ages and in all roles, benefit from the latest and best developments in veterinary care, health, and welfare to maximise their overall wellbeing.

You will join other senior leaders by acting as the ‘voice and face’ of Guide Dogs in your areas of expertise in dog health and veterinary science whilst proactively raising our profile through representation in key professional events, networks, and the media.

This role is 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday, 35 hours per week, with 26 days paid holiday (excluding bank holidays) a year. As a charity, we’re always keen to support flexible working as best we can. We offer a generous pension scheme, life assurance and enhanced pay for parenting and sickness leave. In addition, we provide an Employee Assistance Programme, flexible benefits package and discounts and cashback scheme to care for our people.

National travel as required on ad-hoc basis.

More details about this role, the Organisation and the recruitment process can be found in the attached candidate pack and job description.

We reserve the right to close adverts earlier than the closing date.

Diversity

Guide Dogs welcomes applications from all sections of the community and actively encourages diversity to maximise achievements, creativity and good practice. We positively welcome and seek to ensure we achieve diversity in our workforce and that all job applicants and employees receive equal and fair treatment, regardless of age, race, gender, religion, sexual orientation, disability or nationality. We encourage applications from people with disabilities as they are currently under-represented in the organisation and guarantee an invitation to interview for all applicants with disabilities who demonstrate, within their application form, sufficient evidence to meet the essential criteria for the job.

Safeguarding

Guide Dogs is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of all children, young people and adults at risk of harm with whom we work. We expect all our employees and volunteers to fully share this commitment.

Candidate requirements

To be able to fulfil this role, and provide help to those with sight loss, the skills and experience we are looking for in a potential candidate include;

Essential

• Appropriate Veterinary Medicine degree. 
• Recognised Management qualification.
• Membership of appropriate professional organisation.
• Solid and demonstrable experience as a practicing veterinary surgeon and previous experience in a supervisory role or as a principal of a vet clinic.
• Substantial track record of leadership at senior management level
• Experience with managing population health, infectious disease, and biosecurity protocols.
• Extensive current research based and operational knowledge of veterinary practice, health, and welfare.  Proven credibility to work with veterinary professionals. 

Desirable

• Post graduate degree in specialist veterinary science, health, or behaviour
• Understanding of charity governance.
• Experience of strategy implementation and leading organisational and cultural change initiatives.

For the complete list of essential and desirable criteria necessary to be successful in this role please see the Person Specification within the Job Description below.

If you are successful you will need to provide evidence of your right to work in the UK. We cannot provide sponsorship for this role.

How to apply

Applications need to be made using the online application form, accessed using the ‘apply’ button above. As part of your application ensure you provide to evidence and examples of how your skills & experience meet the criteria as set out in the attached job description.

The system does have a time limit, we would advise you to complete your answers and copy and paste into the online form once finalised. Please note that you’ll have to upload a CV as this is a mandatory requirement as part of our Safer Recruitment Policy.

Guide Dogs follow Safer Recruitment practices to ensure we are safeguarding the vulnerable people we work with. As part of this, we require a full work history with any gaps accounted for & a minimum of 2 professional referee details fully covering the past 5 years. If there is not enough space in your application form to provide this information, please ensure you upload additional documentation containing the additional detail.

Remember to refer to the attached job description and candidate pack for more information about this role & the recruitment process at Guide Dogs.

GRI (Global Reporting Initiative) is the independent, international organization that helps organizations be transparent and take responsibility for their impacts so that together we can create a sustainable future. We do this through the creation of the global common language for organizations to report their sustainability impacts. This enables informed dialogue and decision making around those impacts.

GRI is the global standard setter for impact reporting, which through an independent, multi-stakeholder process, maintains the world’s most comprehensive set of sustainability reporting standards.  Available as a free public good in 12 languages, the GRI Standards are, globally, the most widely used for sustainability reporting.

GRI plays a unique role in the global drive to create a sustainable future for all. Sustainability reporting enables transparency and helps markets function more efficiently, supporting better decisions that create sustainable benefits for everyone.

GRI works with businesses, investors, policymakers, civil society, labor organizations and other experts to develop the GRI Standards and promote their use by organizations around the world. The resulting standards help governments hold organizations accountable for their impacts and initiate dialogue to drive corporate contribution to national and international sustainable development efforts.

Today some 10,000 organizations, including 75% of the largest 250 companies in the world, disclose sustainability information through the GRI Standards – something unimaginable only 15 years ago. In addition, our standards are referenced explicitly in 160 polices of governments, regulators, and stock exchanges in 60 countries.

Headquartered in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, we have a network of seven regional hubs ensuring we can support organizations and stakeholders worldwide.

Position summary and job purpose

The Chief Financial Officer is responsible for the day-to-day operational management of the secretariat operations. The post holder will be specifically responsible for planning and budgeting; management reporting and financial controls; IT and management systems; human resource policies; office organization and infrastructure; legal affairs; and governance support.

The Chief Financial Officer is a member of GRI’s Executive Team (7 members in total) and reports directly to the Chief Executive.

Job responsibilities

Generally taking responsibility for all aspects of the effective and efficient operation of the GRI Secretariat in a proactive manner:

• Development of the business plan and coordination among secretariat Chiefs to ensure the effective implementation of the business plan
• Budget management and responsibility there off, totalling to Eur 10+ million, financial controls and management and statutory reporting
• Overall Treasury Operations, including financial structure and liquidity planning
• Ensuring that operational systems employed by different departments, including donor relationship management system and project management systems, function effectively
• Ensuring generally effective and efficient office operations and use of the physical infrastructure
• Monitoring and safeguarding the GRI’s legal obligations
• Ensuring effective day-to-day operations of the secretariat’s administrative functions
• Ensuring the effective development and maintenance of human resource policies
• Ensuring the effective development and maintenance of the IT systems
• Taking the lead for GRI’s own Sustainability Reporting process

The post holder should be able to function effectively and simultaneously at different levels handling high level organization-wide management issues as well as hands-on problem solving at the operational level.

Key competencies / Requirements

The Chief Financial Officer will:

• Has an advanced university degree in Business Administration (Diploma, Masters or higher) or demonstrable equivalent level (e.g., Accountancy, Financial Management, etc.)
• Is a seasoned candidate with minimally 5-10 years’ experience in a comparable role
• Has a proven and successful track record in budget management, controllership, financial reporting and controls, and general operations
• Has candid experience re financial management responsibilities (i.e., experience managing operational budgets above 10 million Euro.
• Is able to motivate and work well with the operations team and other colleagues by providing a clear sense of direction
• Is able to use the team’s knowledge and expertise, he/she quickly sees through problems and complexities spanning different functions and processes
• Is capable of setting clear priorities and ensuring an optimum use of time and resources
• Is accurate, reliable and knows how to deal with confidential information
• Has strong analytical, problem solving and (evidence based) decision making skills to evaluate alternatives and provide recommendations
• Has experience with international organizations, as well as a multi-office, multi-national environment (experience from both private and non-profit sector is an advantage)
• Has strong communicative skills
• Has proven excellence at a senior level – and preferably also an international environment
• Has adequate knowledge to oversee the operations of the IT-department
• Has affinity and/or background in (international) business laws 
• Has excellent written and oral skills in English (near native). Minimally one other language at a similar level is a plus.
• Has excellent interpersonal, influencing and negotiating skills, to develop effective long-term relationships with internal and external stakeholders
• Has a representative appearance, ability to represent the GRI Secretariat
• Has advanced abilities to work with Microsoft Office programs
• Is able to work in an international and multi-cultural setting
• Has affinity with the mission of GRI

Digital Marketing Lead
Location: Islington, London, EC1V (due to coronavirus the role will be based at home until the London office reopens)
Salary: £30,400 to £32,100 per annum inclusive
Hours: 35 hours per week
Closing date: Monday 19 April at 10am
Interview date: Week commencing 26 April

This is a permanent role.

We are looking for a Digital Marketing Lead to join our ambitious and growing type 1 charity, JDRF, as part of the national marketing team. Like nearly every charity, Covid has had a significant impact on how we raise money and reach supporters.  You will be a crucial member of the team, using your digital and marketing skills to create innovative campaigns to raise our profile, recruit more supporters and boost donations in these changing times.

JDRF is an organisation with a clear mission – to help people affected by type 1 to live well and ultimately, find a cure for type 1 diabetes.  This clarity creates a dynamic and collaborative place to work. We are a leader within a global network of affiliate charities who also tirelessly strive to fulfil this mission. As a digital marketing professional with previous charity experience in a fundraising environment, you will be at the forefront of driving income generation, building awareness of the work we do and the life-changing impact of type 1 diabetes.

You will be driven by insight and able to use a wide range of communications channels to reach your audiences. You will be curious and innovative, constantly looking to improve your skills and adopt new approaches.

You’ll have previous experience of:

• Working for a charity within a fundraising environment
• Planning, producing and evaluating integrated marketing and communications campaigns to support fundraising and brand awareness activity
• Knowledge of email and organic/paid for social media marketing, with a strong interest in digital trends
• Managing both internal and external stakeholders and strong relationship building
• Producing content and copy for multiple communications channels
• Leading the production of our supporter-facing magazine or similar
• Managing creative and digital agencies
• Budget management at campaign level

You will find a vibrant atmosphere and spirited team at JDRF, always striving to make a difference to people living with type 1. Based remotely for now, there will be potential to return to the London (Angel) office in a flexible manner later this year

To view the job description please click download. 

To apply for the role please complete the form below.

As an employer we offer:

• Flexible working and will consider compressed hours
• Generous annual leave entitlement – 25 days and bank holidays
• Health cash plan
• Season ticket and cycle loan
• Pension scheme

JDRF is the world’s leading charitable research funder into type 1 diabetes, improving lives until we find the cure. We are dedicated to our 400,000 strong type 1 community in the UK and work closely with our international affiliates across the world, including the US, Canada and Australia.

‘JDRF is an equal opportunity employer, we welcome applications from all individuals regardless of race, gender, disability, religious belief, sexual orientation or age.’ 

Are you looking for a role where you can make a real difference?

If so, we could have the perfect opportunity for you.

We are looking for a Digital Marketing Officer to join our team at Tanio (formerly Valley and Vale Community Arts). 

Working in a small team based in Bettws, you will be pivotal in our mission; to offer a range of community arts-based activities to help a diverse range of people develop new skills, confidence and self-esteem through creative self-expression.

At Tanio, we strive for all community members to have access to inspiring, aspirational and high-quality arts experiences in safe environments.

Could you join us and help us achieve our mission?

In return we offer the chance to work with a dedicated and passionate team, a competitive salary, flexible hours, and an attractive benefits package including a stakeholder pension scheme.

Salary: 22K (pro rata)
Hours: 0.8 (equivalent to 4 days per week)

The core skills we are looking for:

· Experience of Working in Marketing and Communication in a similar role

· Experience of working in an arts or charity sector role and/or in marketing with minimal budget

· Experience of writing press releases

· Knowledge of Social Media Platforms and how best to use them for a small arts charity

· Knowledge of analytics, data creating and evaluations

· Experience of social media platforms, building and engaging audiences

· Knowledge of copyright and data protection laws

· A high level of computer literacy

· Excellent communication skills, verbally and in writing

· Excellent visuals skills

· Experience of Adobe packages including Photoshop

Highly desirable (extra) skills:

· Degree or relevant qualification applicable to the skills required in this role i.e. Marketing/ Communications

· Knowledge of Social Media Platforms and how best to use them for a small arts charity

· Competency with video editing software

· Good presentation skills

· Fluency in the Welsh language both verbal and written and/or the desire to learn

To apply for this role please send a CV and covering letter by Friday at 5pm on 30th April 2021 explaining why you believe you are suitable for this role.

Good luck and we look forward to hearing from you.

Application guidance

• Please submit an up to date CV and a letter outlining why you are suitable for the role.
   

· In your covering letter when telling us about your main strengths in applying for this post, please address each point in the Person Specification from the job description in turn.
 

· Any statements that you feel are relevant to the post should be backed up with evidence and examples. Do not use general phrases such as “I have the necessary skills ...” or “I am confident I can do the job well”. We need to know how you meet the requirements based on the evidence you provide. If, for example, you tell us that you are a good project manager, tell us why and where you have used these skills before.
 

· You should include details of any current or previous jobs, outlining tasks, responsibilities, and achievements that would be relevant to this post.
 

· Experience gained outside paid employment may also be just as important. For example, you may have done voluntary work in the community, or have skills acquired through other interests.
 

· Concentrate on relevant information and experience, transferable skills from your home life, voluntary work, past and present employment.
 

· Sometimes it may feel like you are stating the obvious but remember that we can only assess the application on the information you give us.
 

· If at all possible, please ensure you provide a daytime telephone contact number on your CV or covering letter.

We are seeking a new Chief Executive Officer to work alongside our Programme Manager who will have the drive and ambition to lead the charity, expand current services, as well as developing new avenues of support to the community which fall within the charity’s objectives.

The successful candidate with require good interpersonal skills, organisational ability and the drive to lift the charity’s profile.  Experience in the voluntary sector in the fields of special educational needs and mental health is vital in this role.  As our title suggests, music is the main driving area of our provision so a candidate with experience in the field of music therapy or similar would be a great benefit. 

We are searching for a dynamic and experienced leader to join our company in the role of CEO (Chief Executive Officer

About You

The ideal person will have previous operational management experience, a proven track record for effective team management and results-driven leadership, preferably from working within an SME, Charitable/3rd Sector organization or Health Care organization.

You will have a proven ability to effectively manage a growing SME, understand corporate responsibility, be able to liaise with stakeholders from a variety of academic and health care settings internationally, and implement systems and processes to support sustainable growth.

Previous experience in the role of CEO is advantageous, although those with experience in a Chief Operational or Managing Director role, with a desire for a new challenge, are also encouraged to apply.

Background

TREAT-NMD is an international network for the neuromuscular field, that provides an infrastructure to ensure that the most promising new therapies reach patients as quickly as possible.

TREAT-NMD Services Ltd, are the team that provide support to the TREAT-NMD Global Network Alliance [‘TREAT-NMD’] Executive and its international stakeholder network of scientists, researchers, clinicians and patient advocacy groups, whilst linking up with industry partners, through the operational delivery of service and projects, that will ultimately support the rare neuromuscular disease community.

The current CEO of TREAT-NMD Services Ltd is retiring and we are looking for a suitable individual to continue with their work, in growing and developing the organisation, the services delivered by it, and the teams within it.

Purpose of the Role

The CEO will work closely with the TREAT-NMD Global Alliance Executive Committee and the Board of Directors of TREAT-NMD Services Ltd, serving as the director of operations and acting as the main link between the TREAT-NMD Global Alliance and the service functions delivered by the different divisions within the company.

As CEO of a not-for-profit organization, the primary role is to provide leadership and be responsible for the organization’s operational, administration, corporate and financial management. Working closely with the TREAT-NMD Executive Committee, the CEO will support the delivery and development of the organization’s long-term strategy, and ensure it is supported by a budget and business plan, that makes it become reality.

Key to this role is oversight of the newly developed TREAT-NMD Global Registries Platform; a universal central data platform and repository, capturing data from ‘registry partners’ around the globe, to support academic studies and therapy developments, across a number of rare neuromuscular diseases.

The CEO will also play a key role in attracting funding opportunities, from industry, grant applications and other prospective funders, to ensure the financial sustainability of TREAT-NMD.

What we can offer:

• The opportunity to become part of an established and trusted international organisation, in an exciting field of health, research and care
• A competitive salary
• The support of highly professional and world renowned, key opinion leaders
• The opportunity to build on the work of our current CEO, develop and grow the organisation, and to really make a difference.
• Leadership of a small, but growing team of highly skilled, and dedicated individuals
• International travel (as and when required/permitted)

If you wish to be considered for this position, please click apply.

We will then send you an application pack with full job details and person specification for you to consider.  The application pack will detail how to formally apply for this post, should you wish to do so.

Should you wish to have an informal conversation with the current CEO of TREAT-NMD Services Ltd, to find out more about the role, this can be arranged upon request.

WAY is the only national charity in the UK for men and women aged 50 or under when their partner died. Founded in 1997, WAY now has more than 3,800 members throughout the UK.

We are recruiting a new CEO to lead our small but dynamic charity through its next important stage of development.As we approach our 25th year, our organisation is now at a particularly exciting time in its journey and we are searching for our next Chief Executive who will provide clear leadership and deliver our new five-year strategic plan.

To do that, you will review, update and deliver the fundraising, marketing and communications strategies, aligned with the wider charity strategy.You will effectively manage a small team of dedicated staff, guide a large network of volunteers and will work closely with the Board of Trustees to ensure the effective financial, legal and moral governance of WAY. 

We’re looking for a vibrant, creative, and inclusive leader who will enthuse, encourage and inspire our staff and volunteers, offer understanding and empathy to our members, improve awareness of the organisation and continue to successfully lead the charity’s growth.

You will need to be a hands-on leader with an understanding that the role is diverse in nature and you must be flexible to best meet the needs of the organisation and our members. 

If you have the passion, drive, skills and experience required to be the person to shape the future of WAY and the ability to develop our services, secure income streams, raise our national profile and be the face of the charity, please do download the recruitment pack for further details.  

The mission of Everyman Project is to benefit the community by eradicating domestic violence and abuse and by relieving victims from the effects of violence and abuse. It does this by providing in-depth counselling to people who want help to change their violent and abusive behaviours, as well as by offering practical and therapeutic support to survivors of domestic violence.  The counselling programme consists of a series of one-to-one counselling sessions followed by a series of group counselling sessions.  First registered with the Charity Commission in 1996, Everyman Project is a long established charity.  The Trustees registered the charity with Companies House in 2005 to additionally become a limited company.  Referrals come from Social Services, GPs, family and criminal courts, solicitors, psychiatrists and other mental health professionals, as well as self-referrers who find EP by word of mouth and by the website. 

Each year around 2.1m people suffer domestic abuse.  The Early Intervention Foundation estimated that in 2016-17, late intervention in domestic violence and abuse cases would cost the NHS £2,479 million, police £879 million, justice system £1,230 million, and local government £642 million.  Evidence suggests that re-offending rates are high, and by some estimates, they are higher than for any other category of offending.  Everyman Project enables individuals stuck in cycles of violence to reclaim their lives and often the lives of their loved ones by breaking cycles of domestic and other interpersonal violence.

The founder and current leading member of staff intends to retire this year, and the Board of Trustees/Directors is seeking to replace him with a dynamic new CEO, able to lead and promote the organisation effectively and provide the vision necessary to take the organisation forward.  This will initially be a part time post, starting at the equivalent of two days per week, possibly increasing in line with the resources of the company and the preferences of the post holder.  Pending satisfactory performance at the 6 month review, the post will be ongoing.  The Board acknowledges that the current level of part time working and salary (£36,000 pa, FTE) are themselves insufficient remuneration for the challenges the CEO would have to face.  That is why candidates must be motivated to help the community by making a positive difference to the domestic violence sector.  If the CEO is successful at fundraising, greater remuneration would be readily approved by the Board.

With the support of a capable and motivated new CEO, Everyman Project will be able to develop and grow to be of even greater benefit to the community.  The successful applicant will be rewarded with a role enabling her or him to make a significant positive impact on the lives of many individuals, as well as on their children and partners, and indeed on the wider community, by working towards relieving the affliction of interpersonal violence, and in particular domestic violence. 

How to Apply

To apply, please email

• A comprehensive CV, and

• A supporting statement, explaining how you believe you match the requirements of the role 

We welcome and encourage applications from people of all backgrounds.  We do not discriminate on the basis of disability, race, colour, ethnicity, gender, religion, sexual orientation, age, veteran status or other category protected by law.

We regret, only candidates shortlisted for interview will be contacted.

Timetable

Closing date for applications: 30 April 2021

Interviews to be held on Zoom.

Street Child, a rapidly expanding global children's charity, are searching for an outstanding professional to lead our group marketing, media and communications (MMC) work - and take it to the next level, at a vital 'acceleration moment' in our organisation's development and impact.

We are looking for an energetic and imaginative communicator who will transform our MMC output by boldly, memorably and urgently carrying the case for Street Child’s cause and work - as far and wide as possible. 

We need someone who can both roll their sleeves up; and work strategically. This role is for someone excited to be hands-on, 'leading through doing' with writing, designing, working with media contacts and leading a high-quality small team every day; but who can equally plan, coach, ideate, advise and strategize. 

This vital role will report directly to our CEO; work intimately every day with UK fundraising; and provide frequent support to programmes and fundraising colleagues, globally. 

The scope of this role is broad, almost insanely so ...

Geographically, Street Child UK is the 'mothership' for a diffuse global organisation whose programmatic and/or fundraising footprint extends over c.30 countries. The focus of the role at this stage is UK-centric activity; but advising, supporting, and working on the brand and MMC across the entire global group is also a key aspect. Moreover, supporting our key local NGO partners in effective MMC is also a central plank of our partnership offering, which in turn sits at the heart of our entire global strategy. 

The role spans the entire range of the group's media, marketing & external communications:

• Website & social media channels - ensuring compelling, attractive, imaginative content that excites our audiences and pushes them towards deeper engagement;
• Third-party media - working to see Street Child's work, issues and perspectives covered as deeply, prominently widely as possible by highly credible and high-circulation/viewer media outlets;
• Physical & e-publications - helping ensure the organisation presents itself as well as possible, especially to professional audiences, with excellent publications and assets (e.g. annual review, summary documents, programmes reports and insight paper);
• Digital marketing - driving fundraising and event-recruitment through excellent digital activity; 
• Campaign design - working with fundraising and other senior colleagues to imagine, design and execute brilliant campaigns;
• Advocacy - to work with senior programmes and policy colleagues to capture Street Child's key messages and perspectives and support their targeted and/or prominent amplification 
• Brand - global brand guardian and lead; working to curate the strongest and most effective brand identity for the organisation;

Realistically, we know this is a super broad portfolio and set of challenges. And there are very few professionals with deep expertise and experience across all these areas. So what we are looking for is this:

• Someone who is excited, more than daunted, by the breadth of this! And, along with the generic skills and willingness to lead across the full breadth; 
• Clearly brings impressive skills to at least one or two of the key aspects of the brief - of particular interest would be professionals with strong proven abilities to drive third-party media exposure &/or digital marketing;
• Key personal qualities: imagination, creativity, ambition; commitment to cause; collegiality; professionalism; flexibility. 

A strong writer is preferred; but not essential if bringing great qualities in other key areas (e.g. digital or creative). 

The final key aspect to highlight is the unique opportunity afforded by the charity's intimate and open-ended relationship with Liberty Global plc (following the merger of Lessons for Life, who LG helped found and massively backed, into Street Child in 2019). The MMC possibilities inherent in this relationship are significant, as is the willingness of LG to help pursue them. Ideas, willingness and the ability to work closely with LG, and those in their extensive networks, to drive great MMC outcomes is also critical. 

The salary band for this role is deliberately broad as we can envisage a range of suitable candidates, and are not set at all on any particular path. A candidate with less experience could blow us away with their ideas and drive - but may need to convince on their ability to lead and manage effectively across the whole piece. A professional coming with a fantastic high-level track-record may deeply impress - but could also need to convince us of their ability and desire to roll sleeves up and work hands-on. Either way, we aim to pay attractively and the salary offered will depend on the profile and experience of the candidate appointed. 

An optimal location for this role would be in London, with a willingness to work in our London office three, or more, days of the week. Other arrangements, UK or global, will be considered however for an exceptional candidate. We would also be willing to consider fantastic candidates preferring to work only 3 or 4 days a week. 

Street Child began working in Sierra Leone in 2008 with one project for 100 children. In 2021 Street Child expects to make a material contribution to the education of half a million children in c.20 countries - and help over a million children by 2023. Powerful, imaginative, professional, and at times brave, communications and story-telling have been a key driver in our early development - and will be equally critical if we are to continue to grow our impact for children living in the world's toughest contexts. This role is your unique opportunity to lead in this key area.

To apply, please visit our website where you will find details on how to submit your CV and a brief covering note explaining why you think you could make an extraordinary impact in this role - ideally ASAP. We are reviewing applications and interviewing on a rolling basis.  

Pre-employment checks will be required as part of our recruitment process in line with our Safeguarding Policy. Street Child welcomes applications from all suitably qualified persons regardless of their race, sex, disability, religion/belief, sexual orientation or age.

An exciting opportunity is now available for an incoming CEO to lift the Vegetarian Society to the next level, realising new income streams, collaborative partnerships and wider reach. Our new CEO will help us to offer vegetarianism as a solution to the climate change crisis, a better option for health and a kinder way to live for animals. They will help us to be relevant and distinctive, to increase our impact and ensure a financially sustainable future.

We are looking for an exceptional individual who displays the following skills:

• A driven, dynamic and inspirational leader with the ability to  grow and develop The Vegetarian Society Team
• Ability to develop a long-term vision and think entrepreneurially and strategically to grow the organisation
• A strong understanding of membership organisations and how to work with beneficiaries to represent and support them
• Excellent financial management skills
• Outstanding communication and presentation skills
• A strong understanding of the digital channels over which we work and how to utilise them for the charity’s benefit
• The ability to act as a media spokesperson for the organisation, including on TV and radio
• Ability to work effectively under pressure, to set priorities and meet deadlines
• Ability to manage change

If you feel ready to take on the challenge, meet the criteria set out in the person specification and are confident in undertaking the role; we’d love to hear from you, and look forward to reading your application.

How to apply

To apply for this post, please send a letter detailing how you meet the criteria set out in the person specification along with your CV

The closing date for applications is 9:00 a.m. on Monday 3rd May

Interviews to be held on Saturday 8th May

The Vegetarian Society aims to be a positive employer. We operate a 35-hour week, flexible working-time scheme and stakeholder pension. We offer 33 days annual leave including public holidays, among other benefits.

If you have any queries regarding the post, please contact us and ask for Antony Byatt

Integration Support Services is a small charity based in Harlow, West Essex. Our mission is to support the successful integration of migrants, refugees, asylum seekers and ethnic minority communities in Essex and Hertfordshire.

ISS provides various services, including: tailored IAG services for individuals and families; immigration advice and services; adult ESOL classes; weekly social groups; a stay-and-play group for young children and various social events and trips that run throughout the year.  We are also a registered Hate Incident Reporting Centre and play an active role in advocating for our target communities.

To learn more about our services, please visit our website.

Due to the COVID-29 pnademic, our services are currently online, but we anticipate returning to a predominantly face-to-face delivery model as restrictions ease.  The charity is financially stable and we hold good relationships with our funders.

We are seeking to appoint a CEO/Operations Manager who shares our vision and who has the experience needed to lead our charity forward. The successful candidate will have executive responsibility for the strategic development and management of the organisation, the preparation and implementation of ISS' strategic plan and the growth of the organisation.  The Chief Exec/Operations Manager will be supervised, and supported by, the Board of Trustees.

*ISS reserves the right to remove the posting early if the vacancy is filled sooner than anticipated; we therefore recommend applying soon.