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Safran is an international high-technology group, operating in the aviation (propulsion, equipment and interiors), defense and space markets. Its core purpose is to contribute to a safer, more sustainable world, where air transport is more environmentally friendly, comfortable and accessible. Safran has a global presence, with 100,000 employees and sales of 27.3 billion euros in 2024, and holds, alone or in partnership, world or regional leadership positions in its core markets. Safran is in the 2nd place in the aerospace and defense industry in TIME magazine's "World's best companies 2024" ranking. Safran Seats is one of the world's leading manufacturers of aircraft seats, for both crew and passengers. 1 million Safran Seats-manufactured aircraft seats are currently in service with air fleets around the world. Within role, you will plan, secure and be the voice of the industrial functions in production programmes. The ideal candidate for this position has a passion for total operational performance, a wealth of knowledge in the manufacturing industry and a real drive for customer satisfaction. You will thrive in a fast-paced environment and establish yourself as a trusted partner to all relevant stakeholders. You will be creating, delivering and communicating the Industrial strategy and performance against it directly to the SSGB executive team and business unit. This position is a full-time role based in Cwmbran, South Wales. The scope of the role starts with the industrial planning of the program and ends with delivery on time, on quality and within cost constraints with the customer. You will oversee a complex end-end industrial supply chain in collaboration with Heads of Operations, Heads of Industrial Engineering and Industrial Directors. Strong relationships, clear communication, and alignment with strategic objectives are critical to delivering projects. The role requires a multifaceted collaboration with the various stakeholders to ensure the success of industrial programs. Travel requirements:- Requirements for both UK and International Key Responsibilities and Duties - Fully accountable for developing, implementing, and governing industrial planning by program while adhering to industrial set project stages - Ensure that all industrial commitments are met in line with program objectives, industrial strategy, and requirements. - Serve as the primary industrial representative on the SSGB senior leadership team for in-production programs. - Collaborate with the Heads of Operations across SSGB's three industrial estates to ensure resources are available, capable, and performing efficiently to meet the program schedule. - Accountable to the SSGB SLT for the deployment, monitoring, and governance of production costs per program. Ensure performance is consistently aligned with forecasts established during the BID process. - Implement the industrial scheme in accordance with the company's broader industrial strategy. - Develop, implement, and uphold qualifications and standards across all SSGB programs. - Under Industry 4.0, develop and deploy best manufacturing practices to benefit SSGB programs. - Act as the direct interface for industrial planning with customers for in-production programs. - Ensure consistency between operations, Sales & Operations Planning (S+OP), and the program team. - Accountable for SSGB's production readiness processes, outputs, and actions to ensure customer deliveries are met. What We'll Offer As a valued member of our team, these are just a few of the benefits you'll receive: 33 days holiday (including bank holidays) Industry leading pension scheme with salary sacrifice employer contributions up to 10%. Private medical cover (to include Digital GP and rapid access Physio with no excess) with ability to upgrade level of benefit and cover family members. Access to salary sacrifice benefits scheme including cycle to work and Octopus EV Scheme 4 x Life Assurance Interactive benefits platform including wide range of discretionary benefits including technology, retail benefits, income protection. Enhanced family friendly policies and benefits (enhanced maternity and paternity leave) and employee assistance programme Annual share save schemes. Opportunities for career advancement and personal growth. Benefit from support through Safran University and our internal Training and Development Schools Get involved in our corporate social responsibility activities from sustainability initiatives, charity and fundraising, volunteering days, or supporting STEM activities at local schools and colleges nurturing the next generation of talent Candidate Skills: Operational improvement Medium term planning Footprint planning Industrial engineering Industrial production systems Business intelligence systems Manufacturing execution systems Finance literacy Project planning Strong analytical background Competitive advantage Leadership Experience:- Strategic leadership Change management High performance teams Culture of continuous improvement Culture of empowerment. Training and Qualifications:- HNC or above. ILM Level 5 or equivalent Leading by example:- At all times promoting, coaching and building upon the required standards Empowering people:- Ability to empower a team towards a common goal Embarking on a shared vision:- Ability to communication, build a vision and form part of a cross functional team Daring to innovate:- Brining modern means of innovation for both our processes and people Interpersonal skills:- Developing connections, relationships and networks at both a business unit and group level

Regional Partnerships Fundraiser (Corporate) Location: You can be home-based within the South West or from a CHSW hospice (regular regional travel required) Salary: £34,133 - £40,075 per annum Hours: Full-time, 37 hours per week Forging purpose-driven partnerships to support children and families Children's Hospice South West (CHSW) is seeking a passionate and commercially minded Regional Partnerships Fundraiser to grow and manage corporate partnerships that span the South West region (and beyond). This is an exciting opportunity for a skilled relationship-builder to make a tangible difference for children with life limiting conditions and their families. This is an exciting opportunity for an experienced relationship-builder with a strong income-generation mindset to play a key role in securing vital funding that supports babies and children with life-limiting conditions and their families. About the Role As Regional Partnerships Fundraiser, you will be responsible for recruiting, stewarding and growing region-wide and national corporate partnerships, working closely with colleagues across fundraising, marketing and hospice teams. You will: Drive new corporate partnerships through proactive prospecting, pitching and relationship management Lead on regional corporate campaigns and initiatives, maximising income and engagement Act as the key point of contact for partnerships spanning all three CHSW hospice sites Manage CHSW's involvement in Together for Short Lives (TFSL) national partnerships, ensuring compliance and effective internal delivery Coordinate and grow the CHSW Business Club, developing a compelling annual events programme Develop and manage corporate sponsorship, CRM and CPA agreements in line with legislation and best practice Contribute to, and deliver against, CHSW's fundraising strategy for regional corporate income About You Experience in fundraising, sales or marketing with a proven track record of meeting income targets Strong experience building and managing external relationships Excellent communication and presentation skills Ability to work independently, manage priorities and meet deadlines Confident user of Microsoft Office and CRM systems Desirable: Experience in charity or not-for-profit fundraising Knowledge of corporate fundraising regulations (e.g. CRM, CPA) Fundraising qualification (e.g. Certificate in Fundraising) Additional Requirements Full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle Willingness to travel across the South West, with occasional UK travel Flexible approach to working hours, including some evenings and weekends What We Offer We value our people and are proud to offer a supportive, inclusive working environment, along with: 33 days annual leave plus bank holidays (pro-rata), increasing with service Enhanced sick pay (up to 6 months full pay and 6 months half pay) Personal pension scheme with 7% employer contribution Enhanced family-friendly policies, including maternity and adoption pay Occupational health, wellbeing and counselling services Employee Assistance Programme Group life insurance Training and development opportunities Strong environmental and green agenda A genuine chance to make a real and lasting difference How to Apply Please submit your CV and a supporting statement outlining how your skills and experience meet the requirements of the role. Closing date: 21st May 2026 Anticipated Initial Interview (online) : 3rd or 4th June 2026 For further information, visit our website or contact us directly. Please note: we reserve the right to close this vacancy early if sufficient applications are received CHSW is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. The successful applicant will be required to complete an enhanced DBS check . Applications are welcome from all sections of the community. Charity Registration Number: You may have experience of the following: Corporate Partnerships Manager, Corporate Fundraising Manager, Strategic Partnerships Manager, Business Development Manager (Charity Sector), Corporate Relationship Manager, Head of Corporate Partnerships, Senior Corporate Fundraiser, Philanthropy and Partnerships Manager, Commercial Fundraising Manager, Corporate Engagement Manager. REF-

Full Time 37.5 hours per week Reporting to: Head of Income Generation At YMCA South Midlands, we believe every young person deserves the opportunity to belong, contribute and thrive. We are now looking for an ambitious, commercially minded and relationship-driven Business Development & Fundraising Manager to help grow sustainable income and develop meaningful partnerships that support our mission and expand our impact across the region. This is an exciting opportunity for someone who enjoys building relationships, spotting opportunities and turning ideas into action. You ll play a key role in growing our corporate partnerships, increasing use of our conferencing and catering facilities, and helping shape future social enterprise opportunities. If you re someone who enjoys combining purpose with commercial thinking and wants to make a genuine difference, we d love to hear from you. The Role You ll work closely with the Head of Income Generation to grow income through: corporate fundraising partnerships business development opportunities sponsorships and CSR relationships conferencing and catering sales community and challenge fundraising initiatives You ll also line manage our Fundraising & Partnerships Officer and help strengthen the overall supporter and client experience across the organisation. This is a varied and hands-on role where no two days are the same. What You ll Be Doing Business Development & Income Growth Growing income through corporate partnerships and business development activity Increasing bookings and commercial opportunities across our conferencing and catering offer Supporting the promotion and development of HomeGround Café and other YMCA social enterprise initiatives Identifying and developing new income streams and partnership opportunities Building strong relationships with local businesses and regional partners Corporate Partnerships & Fundraising Developing and managing a pipeline of corporate supporters and prospects Securing sponsorships, CSR partnerships and employee fundraising opportunities Building long-term, high-value relationships with businesses and supporters Working collaboratively across teams to maximise opportunities and impact Stewardship & Supporter Experience Delivering an excellent experience for corporate clients and supporters Building long-term engagement and retention Using Donorfy CRM to manage supporter information and reporting accurately Leadership & Performance Line managing and supporting the Fundraising & Partnerships Officer Monitoring performance, income targets and KPIs Using insight and reporting to improve performance and decision-making What We re Looking For We re looking for someone who is: commercially minded but values-driven confident building relationships and networking proactive, organised and self-motivated comfortable managing multiple priorities passionate about making a difference to young people and communities You ll ideally have: experience in fundraising, sales, partnerships or business development experience building and managing B2B relationships a track record of achieving targets and delivering results strong communication and relationship-building skills the ability to spot opportunities and turn them into action experience working collaboratively across teams Experience within the charity sector is helpful but not essential. We are open to candidates from commercial backgrounds who are motivated by purpose and impact. Why Join YMCA South Midlands? This is more than a fundraising role. It s an opportunity to help shape the future of a growing charity that supports young people, families and communities across the South Midlands. You ll join a passionate and ambitious team that cares deeply about making a difference and is committed to creating a culture where people can do meaningful work, grow and thrive. Additional Information Full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle is required Some evening and weekend work may occasionally be required Salary: Competitive (depending on experience) Ready to Apply? If you re excited by the opportunity to combine purpose, partnerships and business growth to create meaningful social impact, we d love to hear from you.

Chair (Non-Executive) Board of Directors South West Wildlife Fundraising Ltd ( SWWFL ) Remuneration: £12,500 per annum (plus expenses) Location: Home-based, with some travel across the South West Time commitment: Approximately 4 days per month Do you care about the work of the Wildlife Trusts and want to make a real difference to the future of our treasured wildlife? About the role SWWFL, a wholly-owned trading subsidiary of 8 regional Wildlife Trusts, is seeking an experienced and strategic leader to take on the role of Non-Executive Chair of the Board. This is a pivotal leadership position, providing direction to the Board of Directors, supporting the Chief Executive Officer, and strengthening relationships with our owning Wildlife Trusts and partnerships with client Trusts. You will also serve as a Company Director of SWWFL, sharing responsibility for the oversight, stewardship, and long-term success of the organisation. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to a purpose-driven organisation supporting the work of The Wildlife Trusts across the extended South West. Key responsibilities As Chair, you will: Lead the Board of Directors, ensuring effective governance, decision-making and accountability Work closely with the CEO, providing both support and constructive challenge Ensure strong strategic alignment between SWWFL and its owning Wildlife Trusts and client Wildlife Trusts Oversee financial performance, risk management and regulatory compliance Chair Board meetings and ensure effective participation from all Directors Act as an ambassador for SWWFL with external stakeholders and partner Wildlife Trusts Lead the annual appraisal and development of the CEO Governance and Director responsibilities In addition to Chair duties, the postholder will fulfil the responsibilities of a SWWFL Company Director, including: Acting in accordance with the SWWFL Memorandum & Articles of Association and Members Agreement Exercising independent judgement, care and diligence Ensuring robust governance, financial oversight and risk management Supporting long-term sustainable success of the business Terms of appointment The Chair is appointed by majority vote of the Board Term: normally 3 years, may be renewed, with annual performance review by the Board and owning Trusts The Chair role is remunerated, via a contracting agreement, in recognition of additional responsibilities The person appointed must, therefore, have appropriate and genuine self-employed status (or equivalent) to receive payment Where a Trustee of an owning Wildlife Trust is appointed, they cannot receive remuneration in line with SWWFL governance arrangements All Directors (including the Chair in their Director capacity) are subject to SWWFL governance requirements About you We are looking for someone who brings: Experience Significant Board-level experience Proven experience of chairing meetings Senior strategic leadership experience (ideally in a commercial environment) Strong stakeholder management and relationship-building experience Skills & knowledge Strong understanding of governance and regulatory requirements High level of financial literacy Commercial awareness Experience in risk management and organisational oversight Personal qualities Strategic, decisive and emotionally intelligent Collaborative and diplomatic, with strong interpersonal skills Confident in an ambassadorial role Committed to the mission of The Wildlife Trusts Time commitment The Chair is expected to commit around 4 days per month, including: Regular meetings with the CEO and Finance Manager 6 Board and Stakeholder meetings annually 4 Finance & Remuneration Committee meetings Meetings with auditors and owning Trust CEOs Some travel across the South West will be required, although many meetings are held remotely. Eligibility The Chair does not need to be an employee of an owning Wildlife Trust. However, they do need to be a member of their local Wildlife Trust, and they will operate within a Board that includes Directors who are drawn from the owning Trusts: Avon, Devon, Dorset, Gloucestershire, Hampshire & Isle of Wight, Somerset, Wiltshire, and Worcestershire Wildlife Trusts. Why join us? This is a unique opportunity to play a key leadership role in a values-driven organisation, helping to support vital conservation work across the South West and beyond. How to apply An application pack and form can be downloaded from the SWWFL website. A copy of your CV, plus the application form detailing your skills and experience relevant to this role, must be included in your application. The deadline for applications is 7th June 2026. Interviews will take place on 30th June 2026 at Avon Wildlife Trust, Bristol.

Summary We're looking for a Regional Director to lead our London & South East region. This is a pivotal leadership position at the heart of our ambition to deliver lasting impact for people, places and nature. Operating in one of the most complex and high-profile regions, you'll bring together strategic leadership, operational delivery and external engagement at scale. You'll lead a team of more than 2000 staff and take responsibility for leading our strategy across the region, while holding and developing relationships with civic partners, donors, trustees and communities. The role reports in the Chief Operating Officer and requires confident and collaborative working with national strategic leads. You'll have a focus on partnership building, fundraising, influencing and system leadership alongside accountability for performance and outcomes across the region. The National Trust's commitment is "For everyone, for ever." Bringing that promise to life starts with the people that work here. It means building teams with a diverse range of backgrounds, cultures, and experiences. It means creating an inclusive environment where everyone is able to thrive. Our positions are open to all, and we welcome applications from all backgrounds to support our ambitions of reflecting the communities we serve and ending unequal access. Salary: £112,500 - £125,000, dependant on experience. What it's like to work here This is a high-trust, high-impact environment where leadership really matters. You'll have 7 direct reports including Assistant Directors and Business Services Managers. The region will bring a wide variety of stakeholders including trustees, historic families, major donors and political partners offering a unique opportunity to shape agendas that extend well beyond organisational boundaries. You'll have close exposure to national leaders and play an active part in shaping thinking, capability and ways of working organisation wide. As this role covers the London and South East region, your contractual place of work can be one of the National Trust offices within your region. Our hybrid working policy means you can balance office and home working with site visits and meetings at other National Trust places. We'll talk about this in more detail at interview, but you should expect to be at a National Trust site for 40-60% of your working week. What you'll be doing You'll provide visible, confident leadership to a large operational team as well as more than 12000 volunteers. With national colleagues you will set clear direction and enable teams to deliver the regional business plan in line with national priorities. The role is accountable for the care and operation of the beautiful and diverse land and buildings that we hold for the nation, but the task stretches far beyond these places to deliver our strategy for everyone in the region. Acting as our senior representative in the region, you'll build and hold key external relationships, including civic leaders and major partners, and lead on deal-making, influence and fundraising activity. A core part of the role is making the operating model work in practice, integrating systems, aligning teams and embedding continuous improvement. You'll balance strategic vision with hands-on leadership, ensuring the region delivers for communities now while contributing to our long-term ambitions to restore nature, end unequal access and inspire people to engage with nature and heritage. Who we're looking for You'll bring a broad range of the following knowledge, skills and experience, shaped by different roles, sectors or career paths, and the judgment to apply them effectively at scale; Proven success in relationship management and influencing external bodies and organisations, with a track record of delivering ambitious commercial targets. Leadership of multi-functional teams, managing and motivating to deliver strategic priorities. Experience of leading & embedding major change; technological, behavioural, cultural. Demonstrable experience of managing and developing high performing teams. Business and financial acumen. Clear visionary thinking and strategic ability. Builds alliances for nature & culture The package The National Trust has the motto 'For everyone, for ever' at its heart. We're working hard to create an inclusive culture, where everyone feels they belong. It's important that our people reflect and represent the diversity of the communities and audiences we serve. We welcome and value difference, so when we say we're for everyone, we want everyone to be welcome in our teams too. •Substantial pension scheme of up to 10% basic salary •Free entry to National Trust places for you, a guest and your children (under 18) •Rental deposit loan scheme •Season ticket loan •EV car lease scheme (for roles that meet the salary criteria) •Perks at work discounts such as gym memberships, shopping discount codes, cinema discounts •Holiday allowance up to 32 days relating to length of service, plus holiday purchase scheme, subject to meeting minimum criteria. •Flexible working whenever possible •Employee assistance programme •Free parking at most Trust places Click here to find out more about the benefits we offer to support you.

Job Profile Job Title: Communications Specialist South East Directorate: Marketing, Fundraising and Communications Reports To: Regional Communications Manager Matrix Reporting To: None Disclosure Check Level: None Date created/last reviewed: April 2024 Overall Role Purpose The Communications Specialist South East helps people with sight loss to live the life they choose by driving the awareness and saliency of the Guide Dogs brand nationally and in their region by leading the development and delivery of central, regional and local integrated communications activity. The role communicates the strategy and work of Guide Dogs, engaging key audiences both externally and internally (including service users, volunteers, staff, and supporters) to strengthen the brand and further awareness of the charity Key Responsibilities Brand Drive the awareness and saliency of the Guide Dogs brand nationally and in the region by bringing to life the brand positioning through all customer experience touchpoints. Champion the brand identity in the region, leading the implementation across all touchpoints. Lead the regional activation of all aspects of the brand campaign, working closely with the central brand, comms and digital teams. Communications & Digital Lead the development, delivery and review of central, regional and local integrated communications & digital activity in the region to include print and broadcast media, social media, publications, advertising, events, direct marketing and internal communications as appropriate, ensuring objectives are set and measured. Create and edit key regional publications, as and when required. Case studies Source and create local case studies, and work with Content Team to maintain the Chorus case study library with content to support local and national campaigns Media relations - Build strong and on-going relationships with national and regional journalists through proactive and reactive media relations, including dealing with issues and crises that are a risk to the organisation s reputation. Work with all areas of the charity to story spot and develop compelling service user case studies that will engage journalists and turn into national news stories Generate region-based stories and articles for corporate publications Manage creative agencies to help deliver national and regional campaigns Volunteer management - Develop and maintain a network of volunteer media champions across all regions. Spokesperson - Be a key spokesperson on behalf of Guide Dogs for regional media and where appropriate nationally. Advice and training - Provide both strategic and tactical advice on communications activities and issues for staff and volunteers within the region. Provide media training and develop communication skills to staff and volunteers nationally and within your area and ensure they are adequately briefed for media interviews. To take part in an out of hours duty rota and respond appropriately in the event of a crisis. Quality - Work across departments and functions both at Central Office and within your region, to ensure that Guide Dogs online and print communication channels are up-to-date and reflects regional content and context. Breadth/Scope of Accountability People Accountability Number of Direct Reports: None Number of Indirect Reports: None Number of Volunteers Supervised: Up to 10 Financial Accountability Annual Income Accountability: None Assets Managed: None Budget Accountability: Up to £10K Application of this Job Profile All employees are required to carry out other such duties as may reasonably be required to fulfil their role and support functional and organisational objectives. All employees must also: Comply with all organisational policies Promote the vision and values of the organisation Engage in continuous personal development This job profile is accurate as at the date shown above. It does not form part of contractual terms and may be varied to reflect or anticipate changes to the role. Working at Guide Dogs As well as other services to enhance the lives of people who are blind and partially sighted, we breed and train guide dogs. Staff and volunteers in all our locations support this work. Therefore, all employees must be comfortable working in environments where dogs may be present. Guide Dogs is a volunteer-involving organisation and as such all staff are required to support volunteers in their roles. This may or may not mean the direct supervision of volunteers but will require all staff to play a supporting role. From time to time you may be asked to support / volunteer your time at Guide Dogs events that take place outside of normal working hours. All employees will be expected to advocate for Guide Dogs at all times and be a fundraiser. Guide Dogs is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of all children, young people and vulnerable adults with whom we work. We expect all of our employees and volunteers to demonstrate this commitment. Guide Dogs will require proof of identity and the right to work in the UK. Person Specification Education/Qualifications Essential A degree or an equivalent level qualification or equivalent experience. Job-Related Experience Essential Proven experience of creation and implementation of communications and digital campaigns and projects to meet business objectives, with experience of targeting different audiences through media channels. Proven experience of generating positive media coverage for a brand Understanding of measurement and evaluation, and knowledge of the latest techniques to measure the success and impact of a campaign against our strategic objectives Desirable Experience of working in the third sector. Previous brand management experience. Knowledge Essential Up to date with best practice and innovation in brand marketing, communications and digital Awareness and understanding of the current media landscape and what journalists are looking for today Strong digital skills including a good knowledge of Microsoft Office packages, e.g. Word and PowerPoint. Skills and Competencies Essential Excellent written and communication skills, being able to adapt style to different channels or audiences. Excellent digital marketing skills. The ability to spot gaps and opportunities within a comms calendar and develop news out of nothing by mining content from the organisation independently Able to give authoritative verbal advice and information on marketing, media and communications. Excellent organisational skills, working under pressure and to deadlines. Behaviours Our behaviours capture the essence of what it is to be Guide Dogs people, whether staff or volunteer. They describe the experience we expect everyone the people we support, donors, partners, our volunteers and staff to have while working with us. Guide Dogs people are: • Person-centred - We are a group of people working to help each person affected by sight loss. We listen, and recognise that every individual is different in where they ve come from and where they re going. We are open, empathetic and inclusive. We place the person at the centre of every decision. • Expert - We are specialists in what we do. We are committed to excellence and will never stop innovating. We respect our history, but seek out ways to adapt and improve, and are always willing to learn. • Optimistic - We are relentless in our belief that people with vision impairment can lead the life they choose. We are passionate about helping each person, committed to challenging barriers, and proud of who we are and what we achieve. So, we: - • Partner - We only change lives when we collaborate. We build valued relationships with donors. We work together with our service users and colleagues, volunteers and partners and our dogs, of course to deliver great outcomes. We support and develop each other. • Lead-by-example - We can all be a guide. We take the lead and then hand it over, empowering people to make progress independently. We gain trust by having faith in others, and influence by example. We do what we say we will. • Engage - We cannot change lives if we look on from the side-lines. We get involved, take ownership, and feel responsible for all we do, think and say. We celebrate wins big and small, and we hold ourselves and each other to account. We use competency-based questioning within our recruitment processes to assess the extent to which candidates demonstrate these behaviours in ways appropriate to this role in how they are at work and generally as people. Safeguarding If the role does or may involve working with children, young people or vulnerable adults, or supervising those that do, we ll also be assessing safeguarding competencies as part of the process. These are: Appropriate motivation to work with vulnerable groups; Emotional awareness; Working within professional boundaries and self-awareness; and Ability to safeguard and promote the welfare of children, young people and adults and protect from harm. Mobility A flexible approach with a willingness to work outside of core hours and away from home when required.

Senior Organiser, Citizens Essex Citizens UK Citizens UK is the UK's biggest, most diverse and most effective people-powered alliance. We bring communities and local organisations together to work on issues that matter; from campaigning for zebra crossings on dangerous roads, to reforming the immigration system, to the Living Wage campaign. We have a track record of winning change through hundreds of local and national campaigns. We know everyday people have the ability to shape the world around them. We believe that through developing local leaders, we can drive nationwide change and create community-led solutions to big and small problems. Citizens Essex is a relatively-young Chapter of Citizens UK, covering 3 main geographical areas: Colchester, Chelmsford, and Southend. Our ideal candidate for the position of Senior Organiser has high emotional intelligence, is curious about other people, politically astute, and is fundamentally relational. They will have a track record of making things happen, be able to work with a high degree of independence, are comfortable with uncertainty, and able to think strategically as well as operationally. They will be interested in understanding and working with different sectors and types of organisations, as well as engaging with people from a wide range of faiths and cultures which are different to their own. They are an excellent communicator. They will learn and teach the craft of broad-based organising and be interested in receiving feedback to support their own development and growth. They will build and maintain relationships with a large number of leaders across the County and coach them to take action together on a common agenda. Community Organising Through our theory of social change, called community organising, we train thousands of everyday people to lead change in their communities, equipping them with the skills to hold politicians and other powerholders to account. We are made up of 500+ member organisations in powerful alliances throughout the UK. Our members include schools, universities, faith groups, parents' groups, health practices, charities, trade unions and other civil society organisations. Purpose At Citizens UK, our organisers and project staff work within communities to develop leaders, strengthen organisations, campaign for change and organise across difference. There are various project roles and operational, communication, finance and HR roles that support the organisation and project staff and organisers to deliver on this mission and work. This work is rewarding and can be challenging; it requires a personal commitment to inclusion, a willingness to listen and disagree respectfully, and an interest in working in an organisation where our staff, member institutions and leaders will come from a diversity of backgrounds and often hold views that may be very different from our own. More information about how we operate within this context and build trusted relationships across difference can be found on our website and is covered in induction. Onboarding and navigating this relational culture, and type of work, is supported by line managers and further training. Main Responsibilities A Senior Organiser is mastering the craft of community organising and taking increasing responsibility for developing major campaigns, managing budgets and managing staff. They operate with a high degree of independence and are significant contributors to CUK-wide functions such as training. Senior Organisers model the broad-based community organising methodology in their work including the building of relational power, the recruitment and retention of dues-paying institutions, the development of leaders, the strengthening of member institutions, leader-led public actions, and the winning of systemic change. You will bring communities together to drive change both locally, regionally, and nationally. This role will work closely with local civic institutions, such as churches, mosques, schools, universities, unions and other community groups to: develop the leadership of people within those organisations - our 'leaders' who lead the campaigns we work on help them identify the changes they want to see and create strategies to win those changes strengthen institutions' own abilities to achieve their missions. This includes listening to members of the community to find common issues, engaging local decision-makers through meetings, and planning in-person 'actions', where you might hold those in power to account. All of this work is underpinned by the knowledge that everyday people have the ability to shape the world around them. This work will be rooted locally, but you will be a part of a bigger national drive to make change alongside diverse local alliances across the UK. In Essex, the work is currently focusing on the first Mayoral Election for the County but you will also work on other campaign priorities that are developed through the institutions you work with. Working as a Senior Organiser for Citizens UK, reporting to Regional Supervisor for the South of England, your main responsibilities will include: Build relational power to further the goals of CUK Develop a comprehensive power analysis for Essex, particularly as the County will elect its first Mayor in May 2026 Develop and grow strong working relationships with power players at a county-wide level or sector, including journalists; taking the initiative to establish new relationships as required Conduct one-to-one relational meetings in order to develop relationships with leaders; demonstrating timely and effective agitation to stimulate action Work effectively with local journalists and media outlets to further CUK's goals Develop a strategic plan to enhance people's participation in public life as well as enhance non-partisan political and democratic practices across Essex. Develop a strategy built on an acute sense of how communities and institutions behave within, and across, the cultures and contexts of Essex. Develop a plan that enables clear and impactful cross-institutional collaboration across Essex. Identify and develop relational leaders prepared to act with others for the common good Work with and learn from the best veteran leaders on key actions Play a central role in the development of primary leaders; creating plans with them that are carried out Nominate leaders for training on the core taster curriculum and for National Training Strengthen institutions and develop BBOs Organise diverse alliances to work together locally but, most importantly, at chapter level Create/develop a leadership team of representatives from several institutions at chapter and local that are successful in combining action with growth Design organising strategies that combine internal & external action Support leaders through the Cycle of Action to create change Take the staff lead on chapter-wide actions and campaigns; aiming to achieve significant wins at chapter/campaign level Facilitate Issues Workshops and Delegates Assemblies and, in March 2026, a Mayoral Accountability Assembly Develop strategies for significant impact; with comprehensive plans & tactics Support actions, ensuring publicity, and facilitating high level negotiations Evaluate the effectiveness of actions; demonstrating ability to incorporate lessons learned into future actions Contribute to CUK's financial viability through effective fundraising & financial management Recruit new dues paying institutions; negotiating annual membership dues and letters of understanding as required Recruit and work with large organisations; ensuring that they invest into the alliance and not solely internal delivery Contribute to fundraising by securing £75k-£90k per annum overall, at least half of which should be 'hard money' from retention and recruitment of member institutions and strategic partners. Contribute to effective teamwork Line manage other Organisers in Essex Attract and help recruit new Organisers Lead other Organisers or Associates in a manner that supports high performance by providing clear expectations and providing proactive coaching, support and accountability. Teach entire training curriculum on National Training successfully; acting as a 'Track Captain' by providing meaningful feedback and support to other trainers Deliver sessions at Guild Days Produce all required reports and follow CUK's procedures on time and to the required standards Contribute to the Craft of Community Organising Schedule an average of at least 3 to 4 1-2-1 relational meetings into your daily schedule as a core part of your professional practice Commit 10 working days pa (pro rata for part-time staff) to the preparation, delivery and evaluation of Citizens UK National Community Leadership Training; Contribute to the leadership of a Guild Team and help it develop as a Community of Practice that enables Organisers across the UK to develop their skills and experience. Inclusion Displays self-awareness of DEI issues and good practice. Is alert to the impact on chapters and team members. Lead, support collaboration and acts within their area of responsibility and influence. Support in the resourcing, evaluation, and reporting of DEI work, as relevant . click apply for full job details

We are delighted to be working in partnership with a much loved national Charity to recruit them a Relationship Manager to cover the South Coast - Kent, Southampton, Dorset, Hampshire and Sussex. About the role You will be joining a friendly and face paced fundraising team to identify, support and retain regional supporters. You will be responsible for Driving engagement across your region (and beyond) to proactively identify, support, and retain supporters. Working with the wider Regional Fundraising Team and collaborate on relationships that might be across the UK You'll be generating a strong network of community and corporate supporters to secure sustainable income for the charity. You'll also be building a pipeline of prospects of community and corporate to ensure future support. About you To be successful in this role you must have Demonstrable knowledge of what it takes to proactively identify, develop, and cultivate supporters to maximise income and deliver against KPIs, objectives and the Community Team business plan. A good knowledge of the fundraising landscape and opportunities in the UK Experience of building and account managing/stewarding a personal portfolio of high value supporters & corporate partners, volunteers and in aid of events to achieve your financial target. Please note that this is a home based role with travel across the South Coast. You will need access to a car and have a valid driving licence. Please note that the closing date is the 14th September. For more information please contact Laura Iliff on (phone number removed). Eden Brown Synergy is an equal opportunities employer. Eden Brown Limited is a limited company registered in England and Wales with registered number (phone number removed). Our registered address is 5th floor 4 Coleman Street, London, EC2R 5AR, part of nGAGE Specialist Recruitment Limited T/A nGAGE Talent. Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail. This message is intended solely for the addressee and may contain confidential information. If you have received this message in error, please send it back to us, and immediately and permanently delete it. Do not use, copy or disclose the information contained in this message or in any attachment. We take reasonable precautions to ensure no viruses are present in this email but cannot accept responsibility for any loss or damage sustained as a result of computer viruses and the recipient must ensure that the email (and attachments) are virus free.