The Spirit of Herefordshire – A place to thrive

Director of Governance & Law

Salary c£108,000

We have ambitions for Herefordshire to be an exemplar of 21st century rural living where market towns and rural communities are valued and recognised for the contributions they make to the success of the county. It’s a great place to live with a beautiful natural environment and we’re creating a thriving local economy which is sustainable, well connected and offers wellbeing across the whole of the county.

Good governance and decision making is at the heart of all we do, and this role will provide inspirational leadership to our governance and legal services. You will work closely with elected members and the Chief Executive and be a core part of our management board. As a council we are investing in our people and you will lead on developing the culture of our legal and democratic services as well as the operational direction, impact and overall performance.

You will be a qualifed solicitor with the vision to match our ambition and passion for Herefordshire. For a confdential discussion about this role, please contact our recruitment partners at Penna;

Pete John on 07701 305617 or via pete.john@penna.com or Kelly Ridley on 07709 512415 or kelly.ridley@penna.com

To Find out more and apply, visit https://www.spiritofherefordshire.com/

Closing Date: Friday 24th June 2022

Head of Housing

Salary: £76,490 | Stroud (hybrid working)

Now is a great time to join Stroud District Council.

As we emerge from the pandemic, with a new strategic leadership team and a newly adopted Council plan, we’re transforming the way that we deliver housing services to enable robust sustainable communities that work together and support each other.

We’re looking for a housing professional to deliver a high-quality housing service that responds to the needs of tenants and is recognised as an exemplar amongst its peers.

Please visit https://jobs.stroud.gov.uk/ to learn more and apply, or contact Andrew Tromans to arrange an initial confidential conversation, tel: 07805 226 301 and email: andrew.tromans@penna.com.

Closing Date: 9am on Monday 27th June 2022

Strategic Director Corporate Resources

Salary £104,518 – £123,834 (plus attractive benefits package)

Woking For All

This is an exciting time to be joining a forward thinking and ambitious Council committed to continual change and modernisation and ensuring the needs of all residents, businesses and visitors are met. Woking’s defining characteristics are its diverse and multicultural communities and its vibrant town centre and distinctive villages.  We put residents first, committed to creating the best sustainable environments in which people and businesses thrive.

Reporting into the Chief Executive, as part of a new leadership team, you will join us at an exciting time as we look to unlock and deliver our ambitious plans, providing services that support the wellbeing of residents, whilst driving economic growth within the borough through significant investment projects. You will bring a strong track record of transformative change, corporate thinking, and strategic partnering capability. You will also be resilient, driven, commercial and entrepreneurial in outlook and share our passion for delivering our vision.

If you are an inspirational and motivational leader who likes a challenge and wants to work for a determined and progressive organisation that genuinely cares…we want to hear from you.

For a confidential discussion, please contact Rob Naylor on 07922 417550 or Ben Cox on 07809 374692.  

Closing date: 17th June 2022

To download the candidate pack please click apply now.

London Borough of Waltham Forest

Director of Commercial Estate & Investment

Waltham Forest For All

There is a real buzz about our corner of London and we are looking to build on our successes and realise the huge potential of our people and the opportunities we face.

As the Mayor of London’s first London Borough of Culture, our distinctive culture-led approach to economic growth and regeneration is driving one of the fastest growing local economies in London. We are intensely ambitious for Waltham Forest, investing in the Borough’s future, and creating a legacy that will benefit our residents for years to come.

We aim to be bold in harnessing the power of our unique strengths and assets – our communities, our people, our staff and our heritage.  Our new Place Directorate is at the heart of delivering the Council’s ambitions for economic and housing growth, both directly and indirectly, through our plans, services and, most importantly, our focus on delivery.  

As Director of Commercial Estate and Investment you will lead the Council’s property estate and asset management functions, securing outstanding financial and social returns from our existing portfolio, developing a pro-active pipeline of acquisitions and shaping and implementing our investment strategy.

About Waltham Forest

Just 20 minutes from the City of London and the West End and with over 500 acres of blue and green space including Europe’s largest urban wetland at Walthamstow Wetlands and Epping Forest, “London’s Great Forest”, we are well placed to deliver our ambitions for new neighbourhoods.

We are one of the most diverse areas in the country a vibrant and strong sense of community. An estimated 53% of residents are from a minority ethnic background and around a quarter of residents (26%) are born outside the UK - compared to 35% in London and 14% in the UK as a whole.

Our Place Directorate is responsible for most of the Council’s £550million Capital Programme that will deliver new school places, new homes and affordable housing, community and cultural venues, transport infrastructure, economic growth and regeneration, and new neighbourhoods including a new community as part of the transformation of our iconic Town Hall Campus.  Our draft Local Plan Review articulates the aspiration to deliver 10,000 new jobs and 18,000 new homes over the next 10 years with 50 per cent affordable housing that prioritises local residents. Our teams will be responsible for making this happen.

MJ’s Local Authority of the Year 2019, our values demonstrate our approach as a Council; be radical, make and create, and act with fellowship. You will embody these behaviours, have a compelling track record of success and the proven ability to work collaboratively to deliver our ambitious growth plans and transformational projects.

About the Role

You will be the lead officer providing strategic direction, leadership, operational management and financial control for the planning, delivery and commercial management of the Council’s property estate, asset management and facilities management functions.

You will lead the development and implementation of an Investment Strategy; you will optimise the use of the Council’s current assets to achieve financial and social return on investment and outcomes and develop a proactive acquisition and disposal pipeline.

We are looking for someone who will work collaboratively and inspire others  to design and deliver dynamic investment and asset management strategies and programmes that support the Council’s regeneration and inclusive growth ambitions and optimise Return on Investment and the value of the corporate estate.

We will look to you to define our capital investment requirements and lead on the development of property maintenance and improvement programmes.

About You

We are interested in speaking to candidates from both the commercial and public sectors with a track record of delivery, a passion for public service and improving outcomes for residents along with a relevant qualification, such as RICS.  You will bring leadership experience of effectively shaping and maximising the value of significant property portfolios and expertise in securing appropriate acquisitions along with the skills and motivation to build strong and effective corporate teams.

If you are commercially minded, with a focus on delivery and driving a financial and social return on investment, we want you to join us. We are keen to hear from anyone who meets the job criteria and we firmly believe that diversity produces the best team performance. We are proud of and driven by our Diversity Rationale and aim to have a workforce, at all levels, that reflects the communities we serve.

Our values are at the heart of everything we do and will guide the way we work with each other, our partners and our communities.

For more information, please visit www.walthamforestforall.com or please contact Joshua Bembridge on 07739 985 331 / email: Joshua.Bembridge@Penna.com or Carol Coyle on 07500 887 849 / email: Carol.Coyle@Penna.com.

(Closing date: Midnight Friday 17th June)

Executive Director – Economy, Environment & Culture

Brighton & Hove City Council

£Competitive Salary

Brighton & Hove is known and loved for its diversity. Not only is the mixture of people, culture and skills vital to the economic and social development of the city, it's what makes Brighton & Hove such a great place to live, work and visit. Our diverse and vibrant community is passionate about the city and there’s a shared commitment to celebrating and promoting all that makes Brighton & Hove so unique. We also welcome more than 11 million visitors to the city each year as a worldwide destination of choice.

The Economy, Environment and Culture directorate works with city and city region partners supporting low carbon economic growth and maintaining an attractive, connected, and well-run city for our residents, businesses and visitors. It’s leading the city’s programme of recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic and progress towards carbon neutrality by 2030.

As Executive Director you’ll also have the crucial role of working with and supporting elected members, senior officers, and partners in the city to help implement the council’s strategic vision of a ‘a fairer and more sustainable city’, underpinned by the priorities in our 2020-2023 Corporate Plan.

Now is a great time to join Brighton & Hove City Council, to help deliver our plans focussing on a number of key areas, such as delivering on our cultural, social, and economic recovery as we emerge from the pandemic. We have major regeneration plans across the city such as the Black Rock rejuvenation project, Kingsway to the Sea scheme, and our Eastern seafront master plan, as well as working towards becoming carbon neutral by 2030. This is a central role for someone to make their mark in helping us transform our coastal city and the services we deliver like never before.  

Our success however, in common with all cities across the country, masks issues related to poverty, inequality and fairness. This is against a backdrop of ongoing reductions in local government funding, rising demand for our services, and the impact of COVID-19.

Working for Brighton & Hove City Council means you’ll be joining one of the largest employers in Sussex and an organisation that’s active in its community and developing its transformative journey so we can continue to do the best for the city. For us, a fairer city with a sustainable future is a:

• City to call home

• City working for all

• Stronger city

• Growing and learning city

• Sustainable city

• Healthy and caring city

We are committed to developing and retaining a workforce that is representative of the diverse communities we serve so we welcome applications from individuals from all backgrounds. In order to achieve our aims of proportionate representation, we particularly encourage applicants from all ethnic minorities as well as those who identify as disabled, LGB, female or trans.

Additional information

We are a workplace that supports flexibility and employee wellbeing in the way we work whilst providing the best service for our customers. Hybrid team and service working arrangements are designed to support both employee work life balance and team collaboration whilst prioritising customer needs.  

With this being a leadership role, the successful candidate will have an important role to play in role modelling this way of working. Subject to the above we will support individuals to achieve a balance between work and home, and to take advantage of the flexibility available wherever possible while meeting organisational needs.

Hybrid working options would be part of your individual working arrangements alongside any personal preference agreed with your manager in advance of joining.

Encouraging a diverse workforce

Find out more about our commitment to being a fair and inclusive place to work where everyone can achieve their potential by reading about Our People Promise: https://www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/jobs/council-jobs/why-work-us, our Fair and Inclusive Action Plan: https://www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/fair-and-inclusive, our Anti-racism Strategy: https://www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/becoming-anti-racist-city and the work we are doing to encourage a diverse workforce: https://www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/jobs/council-jobs/apply-job-council/encouraging-diverse-workforce.

For further information:

https://www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/director-eec

For a confidential discussion, please contact: Julie Towers on 07764 791736 or email Julie.towers@penna.com  or Josh Bembridge on 07739 985 331 or email joshua.bembridge@penna.com

Closing Date: Monday 20th June 2022

Head of Integrated SEND

A challenging and rewarding role – leading an integrated SEND agenda that’s key to the ambitions of one of the country’s largest unitary authorities

Salary up to £95k | Buckinghamshire Council (hybrid working)

The role

Reporting to the Service Director for Education, you will play a vital role in leading an Integrated SEND team, overseeing operational management, financial control, and statutory duties for the service area.

Utilising your expertise in SEND legislation and policy, you will lead 3 area SEND teams and a dedicated Educational Psychology service, and will be tasked with providing strategic direction to secure improvements that have already been made whilst developing the team for ongoing success.

A recent Ofsted inspection identified multiple strengths and recognised the considerable activity that is happening as part of Buckinghamshire Council’s focused SEND improvement programme.

Objectives will include:

• Ensuring the highest levels of quality, consistently.

• Developing a team that is forward-looking and proactive, with a culture that is confident, robust, and resilient.

• Working with partners to improve the provision of health services for children and young people with SEND.

• Managing a £140m capital expansion programme over the next 5 years to ensure that as many local children as possible receive high-quality education within Buckinghamshire.

Overview

Buckinghamshire is a successful, growing place with fantastic natural assets, a highly productive economy and many resourceful and thriving communities. However, we are far from complacent and our new and ambitious unitary authority is well placed to tackle the challenges associated with growth, an aging population, climate change and inequalities in both opportunities and outcomes – particularly for our children and young people.

Children’s Services is on an improvement journey and as our very recent Ofsted report shows, we have continued to improve despite the pressures of the pandemic and have built solid foundations for future success. Relationships with partners are strong and our collective response to the pandemic has strengthened and deepened our work together.

We have a big, ambitious agenda for Buckinghamshire, and our teams work collaboratively and at pace to make a positive difference to the lives of children and young people across the county. As the new Head of Service, ISEND, you’ll play a key role in helping us to achieve our ambitions.

Candidates

This exciting role offers real career development potential for an experienced SEND or educational psychology professional who is seeking an opportunity to show what they are capable of, and have a real impact on the lives of children and young people with special education needs and disabilities.

Working with the parent community as well as colleague in health, children’s social care, and education, and reporting into an independent improvement board and the DfE, excellent collaborative partnership-working and communication skills will be required for success.

A candidate briefing pack will be available soon.

If you would like to have a confidential conversation contact Andrew Tromans, tel: 07805 226 301 and email: andrew.tromans@penna.com

Closing Date: Friday 24th June, 2022.

Revenue Jersey

Senior Specialist Officer Policy Team – Domestic Tax

Location: Jersey ( candidates must be prepared to relocate)

Competitive Salaries

We are continuing to build a new future for Jersey that is more modern, sustainable, and prosperous for all. It’s a future that will see people business and government come together to collaborate in a way they’ve never done before.

Revenue Jersey, part of the Government’s Treasury and Exchequer Department is at the forefront of revolutionising the tax system in Jersey raising over £800 million in revenues to support the modernisation and improvement of public services for those who live, work, and visit the Island. From introducing a modern digital approach to tax collection to ensuring the jurisdiction becomes an exemplar in meeting international standards we are on a mission to become best in class.

We have exciting opportunities for senior positions  within our International AEOI Team and in our Policy Teams for Domestic Tax.

Our Senior Specialist positions offer the opportunity to demonstrate how you can add value in delivering the  most complex technical work on a daily basis, using all the legislative powers and tools available to prevent or recover losses from the tax base and advising on tax policy initiatives.

from the public or private sector you will need to be a qualified tax specialist in one of the areas specified and be able to use your experience and expertise to ensure Jersey’s reputation as a co-operative and transparent jurisdiction is maintained

For both these positions we are looking for professionally credible, confident individuals who will be able to represent Revenue Jersey internally and externally with its key stakeholders. Your communication skills will therefore be exceptional, and you will have ability to deliver competing priorities with pace and precision.

If you are interested in this role please click the link below where you can find the "Candidate Pack" which can be downloaded for more information.

For further information and a confidential discussion, contact our consultants at Penna: Eva Tomka eva.tomka@penna.com or tel: 07513 482048 or roger.russell@penna.com or tel: 07710 701570

To apply for this role please clink the link below.

Closing Date: midnight, Friday 17th June 2022

Revenue Jersey

Senor Specialist Officer  - International Team  AEOI

Location: Jersey ( candidates must be prepared to relocate)

Competitive Salaries

We are continuing to build a new future for Jersey that is more modern, sustainable, and prosperous for all. It’s a future that will see people business and government come together to collaborate in a way they’ve never done before.

Revenue Jersey, part of the Government’s Treasury and Exchequer Department is at the forefront of revolutionising the tax system in Jersey raising over £800 million in revenues to support the modernisation and improvement of public services for those who live, work, and visit the Island. From introducing a modern digital approach to tax collection to ensuring the jurisdiction becomes an exemplar in meeting international standards we are on a mission to become best in class.

We have exciting opportunities for senior positions  within our International AEOI Team and in our Policy Teams for Domestic Tax.

Our Senior Specialist positions offer the opportunity to demonstrate how you can add value in delivering the  most complex technical work on a daily basis, using all the legislative powers and tools available to prevent or recover losses from the tax base and advising on tax policy initiatives.

from the public or private sector you will need to be a qualified tax specialist in one of the areas specified and be able to use your experience and expertise to ensure Jersey’s reputation as a co-operative and transparent jurisdiction is maintained

For both these positions we are looking for professionally credible, confident individuals who will be able to represent Revenue Jersey internally and externally with its key stakeholders. Your communication skills will therefore be exceptional, and you will have ability to deliver competing priorities with pace and precision.

If you are interested in this role please click the link below where you can find the "Candidate Pack" which can be downloaded for more information.

For further information and a confidential discussion, contact our consultants at Penna: Eva Tomka eva.tomka@penna.com or tel: 07513 482048 or roger.russell@penna.com or tel: 07710 701570

To apply for this role please clink the link below.

Closing Date: midnight, Friday 17th June 2022

Kent County Council

Consultant In Public Health (Health Behaviours & Communities)

Kent County Council, Maidstone Kent

£80,126- £100,684

Enhancing the health of thousands of people is a tall order, but at Kent County Council, we know it can happen with the right people leading.

The Director of public health is putting together his senior leadership team and is recruiting to three additional consultant positions, one of whom will also be the Deputy Director of Public Health in Kent.

The consultant portfolios are:

• Health Protection and Wider Determinants – Deputy Director of Public Health

• Health Behaviours & Communities

• Adults and Older People and Policy Integration

You will need to be a UK qualified public health consultant with a passion for tackling health inequalities and up for the challenge of working in a complex and diverse environment. We have an experienced team working to achieve the aspirations of our members for improving the health and wellbeing of the Kent population.

We are well integrated into the council and support the Kent and Medway Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG; soon to be replaced by the Kent and Medway Integrated Care System) and have a Public Health commissioning programme of circa £80 million with a major focus on reducing health inequalities.

Kent is recognised as an excellent training site for public health specialists, has an integral Kent Public Health Observatory https://www.kpho.org.uk and library function and has national recognition for several programmes including Public Health research linked with Europe.

As a passionate and motivated public health professional we welcome your interest in these roles and your application. You can apply to one or more of these roles, in your application, please state your order of preference if you are applying for more than one position.

For more information, please visit  https://www.kent.gov.uk/jobs/careers-with-us/senior-positions-in-public-health or contact our consultants at Penna: Nick Raper 07715690463 or Aaron Thomas on 07709 505 403.

Closing Date:  Monday 20th June

Kent County Council

Deputy Director of Public Health

Kent County Council, Maidstone Kent

£80,126- £100,684.

Enhancing the health of thousands of people is a tall order, but at Kent County Council, we know it can happen with the right people leading.

The Director of public health is putting together his senior leadership team and is recruiting to three additional consultant positions, one of whom will also be the Deputy Director of Public Health in Kent.

The consultant portfolios are:

• Health Protection and Wider Determinants – Deputy Director of Public Health

• Health Behaviours & Communities

• Adults and Older People and Policy Integration

You will need to be a UK qualified public health consultant with a passion for tackling health inequalities and up for the challenge of working in a complex and diverse environment. We have an experienced team working to achieve the aspirations of our members for improving the health and wellbeing of the Kent population.

We are well integrated into the council and support the Kent and Medway Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG; soon to be replaced by the Kent and Medway Integrated Care System) and have a Public Health commissioning programme of circa £80 million with a major focus on reducing health inequalities.

Kent is recognised as an excellent training site for public health specialists, has an integral Kent Public Health Observatory https://www.kpho.org.uk and library function and has national recognition for several programmes including Public Health research linked with Europe.

As a passionate and motivated public health professional we welcome your interest in these roles and your application. You can apply to one or more of these roles, in your application, please state your order of preference if you are applying for more than one position.

For more information, please visit  https://www.kent.gov.uk/jobs/careers-with-us/senior-positions-in-public-health or contact our consultants at Penna: Nick Raper 07715690463 or Aaron Thomas on 07709 505 403.

Closing Date:  Monday 20th June

Kent County Council

Consultant in Public Health (Adults, Older People & Policy Integration)

Kent County Council, Maidstone Kent

£80,126- £100,684.

Enhancing the health of thousands of people is a tall order, but at Kent County Council, we know it can happen with the right people leading.

The Director of public health is putting together his senior leadership team and is recruiting to three additional consultant positions, one of whom will also be the Deputy Director of Public Health in Kent.

The consultant portfolios are:

• Health Protection and Wider Determinants – Deputy Director of Public Health

• Health Behaviours & Communities

• Adults and Older People and Policy Integration

You will need to be a UK qualified public health consultant with a passion for tackling health inequalities and up for the challenge of working in a complex and diverse environment. We have an experienced team working to achieve the aspirations of our members for improving the health and wellbeing of the Kent population.

We are well integrated into the council and support the Kent and Medway Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG; soon to be replaced by the Kent and Medway Integrated Care System) and have a Public Health commissioning programme of circa £80 million with a major focus on reducing health inequalities.

Kent is recognised as an excellent training site for public health specialists, has an integral Kent Public Health Observatory https://www.kpho.org.uk and library function and has national recognition for several programmes including Public Health research linked with Europe.

As a passionate and motivated public health professional we welcome your interest in these roles and your application. You can apply to one or more of these roles, in your application, please state your order of preference if you are applying for more than one position.

For more information, please visit  https://www.kent.gov.uk/jobs/careers-with-us/senior-positions-in-public-health or contact our consultants at Penna: Nick Raper 07715690463 or Aaron Thomas on 07709 505 403.

Closing Date: Monday 20th June

London Borough of Harrow

Director of Regeneration & Development

c£125k

Harrow is a diverse borough, and we want a leadership team to match. As such, we’re open to a range of unique talent and experiences. If you have the right attitude, leadership potential and transferable skills then we want to hear from you.

Harrow represents all that’s good about outer London life – but it could be even better. We’re determined to create a thriving, modern, inclusive and vibrant borough that residents can be proud of. Our ambitious plans have put affordable, high-quality homes; jobs and investment; and cleaner, greener Neighbourhoods at the top of the agenda. Now, we need inspirational leaders to lead the way – and build a better Harrow.

As Director of Regeneration, you’ll help us achieve our regeneration goals. It means setting strategic direction and providing the vision to guide our plans. Our £multi-million programme covers everything from new schools and homes to new employment spaces – and requires expert co-ordination. You’ll lead and marshal the public sector, private sector and community, and oversee progress through the Harrow Strategic Development Partnership (HSDP).

To ensure our teams are delivering at their best, you’ll champion service transformation, steer change programmes and drive exciting improvements. Through exemplary leadership, you’ll inspire some 120 people to excel across a host of key services, from development and statutory and spatial planning, to building control, planning enforcement and commercial property.

At this level, you’ll be responsible for managing finances, honing performance and developing services via commercial thinking. Strong strategic partnerships will play a big part and you’ll foster collaboration.

It all adds up to a vital role at the heart of our Place Directorate Management team. And for this kind of challenge, we need a very special leader.

We’re looking for a resilient and determined professional, who’s an excellent communicator. Enthusiastic and politically sharp, you’ll bring a proven track record in place-based leadership, including regeneration, development, strategic planning or another key area. Thanks to this background, you can manage complex, inter-related services, achieve transformation and co-design in consultation with residents. Plus, you’re aware of relevant legislation, regulations and industry standards.

While this is a senior local government role, we’re keen to hear from people with experience or looking to step up in their career as well as those with transferable experience currently working in other sectors. Your leadership, attitude and focus on service are what’s important. We’re committed to development here at Harrow, so we’ll support you to be successful if you bring the right attitude. Support those stepping up or transferring from other sectors.

If you also have the credibility to build partnerships and get the best out of teams, now’s the time to join us. Create the best-ever Harrow.

Please visit our website to find out more about the role and about Harrow at http://buildabetterharrow.co.uk/

If you’re committed to a vibrant, diverse Harrow, and would like to use your experience and leadership to drive services for our residents, please contact our retained consultants at Penna for further information: Josh Bembridge on Joshua.Bembridge@penna.com / 07739 985 331 or Rob Naylor on Rob.Naylor@penna.com / 07922 417 550

Closing Date: 20th June 2022

London Borough of Harrow

Director of Housing

C£125k

Harrow is a diverse borough, and we want a leadership team to match. As such, we’re open to a range of unique talent and experiences. If you have the right attitude, leadership potential and transferable skills then we want to hear from you.

Harrow represents all that’s good about outer London life – but it could be even better. We’re determined to create a thriving, modern, inclusive and vibrant borough that residents can be proud of. Our bold plans have put affordable, high-quality homes; jobs and investment; and cleaner, greener Neighbourhoods at the top of the agenda. Now, we need inspirational leaders to lead the way – and build a better Harrow.  

As Director of Housing, you’ll provide the direction and vision for us to achieve our housing goals. Our £multi-million housing programme involves the development of five Council-owned urban sites and is one of the most ambitious Council development projects in London. To deliver quality homes – and provide exceptional customer service – our teams must be at their best. You’ll champion service transformation, steer change programmes and drive exciting improvements, making the most of technology.  

Meanwhile, you’ll inspire some 120 people to give their best day-to-day through exemplary leadership. It’s a chance to take charge of key areas including the allocation of council homes; void management; housing estates development; HRA; the repairs & assets management programme; fire and safety; temporary accommodation for the homeless; private sector standards; and estate management.

At this level, you’ll be responsible for managing finances, honing performance and ensuring customer service excellence. Strong strategic partnerships will play a big part and you’ll foster collaboration.

It all adds up to a hugely exciting role at the heart of our Place Directorate Management team. And for this kind of challenge, we need a very special leader.  

We’re looking for a resilient and determined professional who’s an excellent communicator. Enthusiastic and politically sharp, you’ll bring a proven track record in Housing Management (or equivalent) and strategic thinking. Thanks to this background, you can manage complex, inter-related services, achieve transformation and co-design in consultation with residents. Plus, you’re aware of relevant legislation, regulations and industry standards.  

While this is a senior local government role, we’re keen to hear from people with experience or looking to step up in their career as well as those with transferable experience currently working in other sectors. Your leadership, attitude and focus on service are what’s important. We’re committed to development here at Harrow so we’ll support you to be successful if you bring the right attitude. Support those stepping up or transferring from other sectors.

If you also have the credibility to build partnerships and get the best out of teams, now’s the time to join us. Create the best-ever Harrow.

Please visit our website to find out more about the role and about Harrow at http://buildabetterharrow.co.uk/

If you’re committed to a vibrant, diverse Harrow, and would like to use your experience and leadership to drive services for our residents, please contact our retained consultants at Penna for further information: Julie Towers on julie.towers@penna.com / 07764 791736 or Arron Thomas on Aaron.Thomas@penna.com /07709 505 403.

Closing Date: Monday 20th June 2022

London Borough of Harrow

Director of Environment

C£125k

Harrow is a diverse borough, and we want a leadership team to match. As such, we’re open to a range of unique talent and experiences. If you have the right attitude, leadership potential and transferable skills then we want to hear from you.

Harrow represent all that’s good about outer London life – but it could be even better. We’re determined to create a thriving, modern, inclusive and vibrant borough that residents can be proud of. Our ambitious plans have put affordable, high-quality homes; jobs and investment; and cleaner, greener Neighbourhoods at the top of the agenda. Now, we need inspirational leaders to lead the way – and build a better Harrow.  

As Director of Environment, you’ll inspire some 600 people to give their best for our communities through exemplary leadership. It’s a chance to take charge of key areas including street cleansing and waste services; waste strategy; transport strategy; traffic and highways infrastructure maintenance; environmental health; private sector housing; licensing and enforcement; parking operation; and commercial services.

However, to achieve our goals, you’ll also need to lead strategic direction and provide the vision to make plans happen. To drive improvements – that put customers front and centre – you’ll need to champion service transformation, steer change programmes and make the most of technology.

At this level, you’ll be responsible for managing finances, honing performance and developing Environmental Services via smart commercial thinking. Strong strategic partnerships will play a big part and you’ll foster collaboration.

It all adds up to a hugely exciting role at the heart of our Place Directorate Management team. And for this kind of challenge, we need a very special leader.  

We’re looking for a resilient and determined professional who’s an excellent communicator. Enthusiastic and politically sharp, you’ll bring a proven track record in Environmental Services management (or equivalent) and strategic thinking. Thanks to this background, you can manage complex, inter-related services, achieve transformation and co-design in consultation with residents. Plus, you’re aware of relevant legislation, regulations and industry standards.  

While this is a senior local government role, we’re keen to hear from people with experience or looking to step up in their career as well as those with transferable experience currently working in other sectors. Your leadership, attitude and focus on service are what’s important. We’re committed to development here at Harrow so we’ll support you to be successful if you bring the right attitude. Support those stepping up or transferring from other sectors.

If you also have the credibility to build partnerships and get the best out of teams, now’s the time to join us. Create the best-ever Harrow.

Please visit our website to find out more about the role and about Harrow at http://buildabetterharrow.co.uk/

If you’re committed to a vibrant, diverse Harrow, and would like to use your experience and leadership to drive services for our residents, please contact our retained consultants at Penna for further information: Josh Bembridge on Joshua.Bembridge@penna.com / 07739 985 331 or Rob Naylor on Rob.Naylor@Penna.com / 07922 417 550.

Closing Date: Monday 20th June 2022

Assistant Director

Up to £90k

Lambeth

“Make a difference and deliver real impact”

This is a rare opportunity to work in  one of the most vibrant and diverse communities in London with a Council that has a reputation for being innovative, creative, and bold in creating new approaches to service delivery for those who live, work, and invest in Lambeth.

We are looking for a talented individual who has the ability to see opportunities to improve organisations and support colleagues in creating best in class services across the Council. Whether you are working in consultancy ,in house strategic change or a  business improvement role you will have a track record of  identifying options for improvement and adding value to colleagues in being able to critically analyse data and design and support the delivery of change programmes. You will also have the ability to lead specific projects harnessing expertise from a range of internal and external sources.

If you are looking for a role that is both challenging and rewarding please click the link below where you can find the "Candidate Pack" which can be downloaded for more information.

For further information and a confidential discussion, contact our consultants at Penna: Eva Tomka eva.tomka@penna.com or tel: 07513 482048 or roger.russell@penna.com or tel: 07710 701570

To apply for this role please clink the link below.

(Closing date for this role is: Monday 13th June 2022)

Kings Lynn & West Norfolk Borough Council

Executive Director (Place)

Up to £104,271 per annum

West Norfolk is a wonderfully diverse borough, with stunning beaches, historic market towns, picturesque villages and farmland but with a range of social and economic challenges which create great opportunities for improving our environment and the lives of our communities. We need to ensure we meet the housing and employment needs of future generations by encouraging development and growth across the borough, but at the same time balance this with the need to retain and respect the heritage of the area.

We are looking for a new Executive Director to lead on the development of the Council’s growth and regeneration plans.  This role requires an experienced strategic leader with a track record of delivery who can bring a clear vision for our market towns of King’s Lynn, Downham Market and Hunstanton, and our more rural and coastal areas.  You will work with Elected Members, key stakeholders and partners to secure inward investment that will deliver economic growth, environmental benefits and social value.  As well as our existing programme of regeneration and housing projects there are a range of new opportunities for this role to manage in relation to Towns Fund and Shared Prosperity Fund and the Levelling Up Agenda.

As an existing senior manager, you will have a proven track record of working successfully in a local authority or other complex government related organisation and demonstrable experience of strategy development, planning and policy formulation around major regeneration and economic development programmes.  This will be supported by a relevant degree or full professional qualification and membership of a professional body appropriate for the role.  Experience of managing large scale capital and regeneration projects and programmes and an understanding of how to maximise opportunities for growth and investment are also essential for the role.

Now is a fantastic time to join the Council to lead and help us deliver our place shaping initiatives to transform and regenerate west Norfolk. If you have the passion, vision, and drive to deliver better outcomes for our communities across our diverse range of settings and help us to make west Norfolk a place where people want to live, work, invest and visit we would love to hear from you.

For more information, please contact Joshua Bembridge on 07739 985 331 / email: Joshua.Bembridge@Penna.com or Carol Coyle on 07500 887 849 / email: Carol.Coyle@Penna.com.

Closing Date: Midnight on Sunday 12th June.

This is an exciting time to shape the future of South Tyneside Council as we launch ‘Our Council’ change programme geared towards internal modernisation and Organisational Development. At the same time, we are developing a new 20-year vision and medium-term Council Strategy underpinned by a refreshed set of values focusing on key areas where we can make a genuine improvement to some of the complex challenges we face.

Located on the beautiful North-East coastline, South Tyneside can provide an unrivalled quality of life. South Tyneside is a unique place: the natural assets, heritage and geography set it apart from the rest of the region and the resilience, pride and solidarity of the people make South Tyneside special. We have some magnificent places of natural beauty including our beaches and parks, and our local places are clean with an impressive range of housing, schools, and services to meet residents’ needs.

South Tyneside Council is an organisation where you can really make a difference. Under fresh political and officer leadership the Council is already high performing across many areas and is now looking for an experienced Human Resources and Organisational Development leader to take us on to the next level by helping us to design and implement a corporate-wide transformation programme. Responsible for the full functions of HR and also OD which has a renewed focus underpinned by new investment, the successful candidate will be people centred and committed to further developing an innovative and exciting vision and culture which also embrace and embed the principles of equality, diversity, inclusion and well-being. These new ways of working will support our employees and members to flourish through maximising our potential and be a catalyst for further organisational improvement.

For more information and to apply, please visit: https://campaigns.southtyneside.gov.uk/headofhrandod/

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For a confidentail discussion please contact Penna: Nick Raper 07715 690463 or Kelly Ridley on 07709 512415.

Bristol City Council

Executive Director: Children and Education

Salary: £140,794 to £156,437

Location: At Bristol we believe in creating equality of opportunity in the workplace and supporting people to manage their work-life balance; we are therefore open to offering hybrid working arrangements.

As Executive Director of Children and Education, you’ll be a visionary – consistently creating ways to ensure every child belongs and gets the best start in life. Safeguarding all children and young people in the city will be your main priority, and you’ll do so with commitment and integrity. You’ll lead, empower and direct Bristol’s children and education workforce to close the attainment gap between everything from gender and race to socio-economic background. That’s why you’ll need to be solutions focused and results driven. Reporting directly to the Chief Executive, you’ll ensure we deliver our legal, moral and financial obligations and help to enhance the reputation of the City of Bristol.

As well as a relevant professional or management qualification, you must have experience of working in an education or children’s social care environment. You will need a proven track record of consistent leadership achievement as well as experience of leading and motivating teams to achieve high-performing, significant and sustainable service improvements. You must demonstrate an ability to build, develop and maintain strategic relationships, and influence and negotiate with a wide range of stakeholders and partners to achieve quality outcomes.

Bristol: one city, limitless opportunities. And at its heart – cultural diversity and independent spirit. We have an ambitious and relentless drive to make the city and council more inclusive, and to empower people and communities. We’re creating a city of hope and aspiration where everyone can share in the success. To do so, we aim to ensure our leadership team reflects the communities we serve.

For those who join us, it’s a great opportunity to have a real impact on people’s lives. We aim to be more diverse, creative and make decisions informed by different points of view. It’s a chance to make a difference, as well as encouraging our colleagues to be part of that difference. We’ll also empower you to be a role model and live our values: you’ll be dedicated and collaborative, curious and respectful, and you’ll be passionate about the futures of our children and young people.

We particularly welcome applications from Black, Asian and minority ethnic, and disabled candidates who are currently under-represented within the Bristol City Council workforce. Appointments will be made on merit.

To find out more about the roles please feel free to join our webinar on 19th May at 5.00 pm with the Chief Executive and two of our Cabinet members.

To register your interest and join the webinar please use the following link

Apply now

If you’re committed to a vibrant, diverse Bristol and would like to join a great team of talented professionals and use your experience and leadership to improve outcomes for children, please contact our retained consultants at Penna .

For more information, please visit https://www.limitlessbristol.co.uk or please contact our Penna consultants at Kelly Ridley - 07709 512415 or kelly.ridley@penna.com or Dawar Hashmi – 07513 706265 or dawar.hashmi@penna.com

(Closing date for receipt of applications: 5th June 2022)

Bristol City Council

Executive Director: Adult and Community Services

Salary: £140,794 to £156,437

Location: At Bristol we believe in creating equality of opportunity in the workplace and supporting people to manage their work-life balance; we are therefore open to offering hybrid working arrangements.

As Executive Director of Adult and Community Services, you’ll lead, develop and direct services relating to adult social care, commissioning and operation, public health, and communities. Safeguarding all vulnerable adults in the city will be your top priority, and you’ll do so with commitment and integrity. With the ability to build and maintain relationships, you’ll work closely with the Mayor, cabinet members and Chief

Executive to deliver social services functions for adult social care.

You’ll be an empowering leader with a vision to succeed, spearheading the integration of adult social care and health, while influencing teams and partners to work collaboratively. What’s more, you’ll deliver savings associated with the transformation programme as part of addressing significant financial challenges in the adult social care budget.

As well as a relevant professional or management qualification, you’ll have experience working in an adult social care or public health environment. You’ll have a proven track record of influential leadership at a strategic level. You’ll have experience leading diverse activities within set budgets to meet targets and deliver objectives. You’ve also led and motivated teams to achieve high-performing, significant and sustainable service improvements. Able to build, develop and maintain strategic relationships, you’ve influenced and negotiated with a wide range of stakeholders and partners to achieve quality outcomes.

Bristol: one city, limitless opportunities. And at its heart – cultural diversity and independent spirit. We have an ambitious and relentless drive to make the city and council more inclusive, and to empower people and communities. We’re creating a city of hope and aspiration where everyone can share in the success. To do so, we aim to ensure our leadership team reflects the communities we serve.

For those who join us, it’s a great opportunity to have a real impact on people’s lives. We aim to be more diverse, creative and make decisions informed by different points of view. It’s a chance to make a difference, as well as encouraging our colleagues to be part of that difference. We’ll also empower you to be a role model and live our values: you’ll be dedicated and collaborative, curious and respectful, and you’ll take ownership of everything you do.

We particularly welcome applications from Black, Asian and minority ethnic, and disabled candidates who are currently under-represented within the Bristol City Council workforce. Appointments will be made on merit.

To find out more about the roles please feel free to join our webinar on 19th May at 5.00 pm with the Chief Executive and two of our Cabinet members.

To register your interest and join the webinar please use the following link

Apply now

If you’re committed to a vibrant, diverse Bristol and would like to join a great team of talented professionals and use your experience and leadership to improve outcomes for children, please contact our retained consultants at Penna .

For more information, please visit https://www.limitlessbristol.co.uk or please contact our Penna consultants at Carol Coyle - 07500 887849 or carol.coyle@penna.com, Julie Towers - 07764 791736 or julie.towers@penna.com or Dawar Hashmi – 07513 706265 or dawar.hashmi@penna.com

(Closing date for receipt of applications: 5th June 2022)

Director of Assets, Infrastructure & Property                                               

Salary: £88,648 to £109,506

Location: At Bristol we believe in creating equality of opportunity in the workplace and supporting people to manage their work-life balance; we are therefore open to offering hybrid working arrangements.

Shaping Tomorrow’s Bristol

Vibrant, successful and diverse, Bristol is bursting with history, culture, innovation and bold ideas, it has so much to offer – and an exciting future ahead. Our vision is to play a leading role in driving a city of hope and aspiration where everyone can share in its success.

Reporting to the Executive Director Growth and Regeneration, and working closely with Cabinet Members, you will have the unique opportunity of driving forward the Council's strategic ambitions for assets, infrastructure and property, by overseeing major programmes and projects that will contribute to the future of the city. Working closely with a broad spectrum of partners and external agencies, you will collaborate to deliver the commitments of the Mayor and the Cabinet, as set out in our Corporate Strategy and the One City Plan.

As well as a genuine strategist and motivator, we are looking for an inclusive senior leader who can not only bring the best out of working with multi-faceted services, but enhance them through innovation and drive, developing a cohesive professional division that is focused on outcomes and results.

In this role you will lead the teams responsible for Capital Projects, Waste, Property & FM and the ground-breaking City Leap decarbonisation partnership.

Bristol is a welcoming city which is known for being a great place to live and for doing things a little bit differently. We have a ‘can-do’ attitude, try new things and are really proud of what we’ve got. If this sounds appealing, then we want to hear from you.

We particularly welcome applications from Black, Asian and minority ethnic, and disabled candidates who are currently under-represented within the Bristol City Council workforce. Appointments will be made on merit.

Apply now:

If you’re committed to a vibrant, diverse Bristol and would like to join a great team of talented professionals and use your experience and leadership to drive improvement please contact our retained consultants at Penna .

For more information, please visit https://www.limitlessbristol.co.uk or please contact our Penna consultants at Rob Naylor - 07922 417550 or rob.naylor@penna.com or Ben Cox – 07809 374692 or ben.cox@penna.com

(Closing date for receipt of applications: 5th June 2022)

Bristol City Council

Director: Children and Families

Salary: £88,648 to £109,506

Location: At Bristol we believe in creating equality of opportunity in the workplace and supporting people to manage their work-life balance; we are therefore open to offering hybrid working arrangements.

As Director of Children and Families, you’ll build and manage a high-performing senior team to develop and transform children’s services in Bristol. You’ll lead on a diverse range of services to achieve successful outcomes for children and families. Safeguarding all children and young people in the city will be your main priority, something you’ll do with commitment and integrity. That’s why you’ll champion and maintain high standards of practice in social work, and in everything you do.

Supporting the Executive Director, you’ll deliver an operational strategy that meets the future needs of the city and help to create an inclusive economy – one where opportunity and success is shared. More than that, you’ll advocate and promote the aspirations of all children and young people, as well as their families, right across the city.

Within this role, you’ll have a direct impact on all vulnerable children and families in Bristol. That’s why, as well as substantial experience working in a senior role in social care, you’ll have a relevant professional qualification or an advanced practice qualification. You’ll need experience of managing teams in complex, multi-agency environments and must be able to build and develop strategic relationships with stakeholders and partners to achieve the very best outcomes. Expert knowledge and understanding of legislative frameworks appropriate to children’s social care is also necessary.

Bristol is one of the most progressive, vibrant and diverse cities in the UK. We have an ambitious and relentless drive to make the city and council more inclusive, and to empower people and communities. We’re creating a city of hope and aspiration where everyone can share in the success. To do so, we aim to ensure our leadership team reflects the communities we serve.

For those who join us, it’s a great opportunity to have a real impact on people’s lives. We aim to be more diverse and creative and to make decisions informed by different points of view. It’s a chance to make a difference, as well as encouraging our colleagues to be part of that difference. We’ll also empower you to be a role model and live our values: you’ll be dedicated and collaborative, curious and respectful, and you’ll be passionate about the futures of our children and young people.

We particularly welcome applications from Black, Asian and minority ethnic, and disabled candidates who are currently under-represented within the Bristol City Council workforce. Appointments will be made on merit.

To find out more about the roles please feel free to join our webinar on 19th May at 5.00 pm with the Chief Executive and two of our Cabinet members.

To register your interest and join the webinar please use the following link

Apply now:

If you’re committed to a vibrant, diverse Bristol and would like to join a great team of talented professionals and use your experience and leadership to improve outcomes for children.

For more information, please visit https://www.limitlessbristol.co.uk or please contact our Penna consultants at Kelly Ridley - 07709 512415 or kelly.ridley@penna.com , Dawar Hashmi - 07513 706265 or dawar.hashmi@penna.com or Andrew Tromans – 07805 226301 or andrew.tromans@penna.com

(Closing date for receipt of applications: 10th June 2022)

Be part of shaping the future of homelessness in Manchester

Assistant Director of Homelessness

£82,093 to £90,959

We have a strong sense of our industrial history, Manchester’s innovative spirit, ambition and character – mixing northern warmth and a touch of resilience with ground-breaking thought leadership.

We want to continue to build on that legacy and our reputation for delivering services which meet the changing needs of our diverse communities. Housing and homelessness is at the forefront of this thinking as we integrate a range of public services, combining homes, health and social care, to improve the lives of our people here. We now need you to help guide and support our aspiration to significantly prevent and reduce homelessness in its widest sense.

The role holder will lead both the city’s homelessness team and be responsible for commissioning services linked to delivering our approach. You will lead and manage the Homelessness Service of over 300 staff, in house and commissioned service budgets, as well as lead work with our strategic partners, exemplifying the Our Manchester values every step of the way.

You will be able to demonstrate you have delivered effective and sustainable outcomes in homelessness, able to grow and build relationships with our strategic partners, aligning our services and responses to meet the changing needs of our city. Prevention will be at the heart and focus of your thinking as you lead on developing and delivering positive change at scale and at pace.

To find out more about this exciting opportunity please click 'Apply' to download a candidate pack or for an informal and confidential discussion contact our recruitment partners at Penna:

Kelly Ridley on 07709 512415 kelly.ridley@penna.com or Pete John on 07701 305617 pete.john@penna.com

Closing Date: Tuesday 31st May 2022

Assistant Director Legal (Monitoring Officer)

Thurrock Council

Up to £106,500

This is a ground-breaking time for Thurrock. Our borough is a place that is changing and developing at pace, and we have a huge opportunity for growth that is almost unrivalled elsewhere in the UK with unique opportunities to work on projects such as Thames Freeport and with our partners across South Essex.

We now need an ambitious Leader for our Legal Service who can identify and deliver on opportunities and work in a solution-focused way. You will be the Council’s Monitoring Officer, a positive and proactive legal professional who can work effectively with our partners to help us deliver change.

If you possess proven leadership skills, expert legal knowledge with a strong corporate approach and ability to work at pace, then please contact Rob Naylor on 07922 417 550 or Ben Cox on 07809 374 692. For more information and to apply, please visit https://execroles.penna.com/?type=1

Closing date: 30th May 2022

To download the candidate pack, please click apply now.

Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust

Head of Corporate Affairs: Blended working home and on-site

Primarily Home-based working

Salary: Attractive – dependent upon candidate

We’re Humbelievable

This represents a Humbelievable opportunity to join one of the most exciting and inspirational award-winning NHS Foundation Trusts in the country.

Rated ‘Good’ by the CQC we provide services across Hull, East Yorkshire, Whitby, Scarborough and Ryedale. We provide a diverse range of community services (including therapies), community and inpatient mental health services, learning disability services, healthy lifestyle support and addictions services and a number of primary care services, employing over 2,800 staff across over 70 sites. As a Teaching Trust, we work closely with our major academic partners, nurturing a workforce of tomorrow’s health professionals.

We’re immensely proud of our recent service developments. Our Inspire Unit provides inpatient mental health services to young people in Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire, North Lincolnshire and North-East Lincolnshire. It’s a service that has been shaped with young people at its heart. Set to complete in Summer 2022 the £13.1m renovation of Whitby Community Hospital has continued to progress over the last 12 months and includes our new Urgent Treatment Centre, Podiatry Services, Physiotherapy, Audiology and much more. And we now hold a total of eight GP practice contracts registered to provide care with the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

As an ambassador for the Trust you will work closely with the Chief Executive and Chair to ensure that Trust business is managed as effectively as possible and contribute to the corporate leadership of the Trust as a member of the Executive Management Team. You will also manage and lead the Trust’s Communications and Marketing teams to ensure the objectives that support the overall strategic direction of the Trust are met.

With daily interaction with the Council of Governors, Chief Executive, Executive Directors, Clinical Directors and external partners you will be responsible for developing and maintaining systems at a senior level, providing assurance to the Board that the Trust operates within the laws, regulations and codes of good practice that apply to NHS Foundation Trusts.

We are seeking an exceptional individual who will empower and enable our teams to embed good governance practice. With significant corporate governance experience you will be confident operating at Board level in a complex, regulated environment, with a proven track record of embedding robust governance, assurance and risk management frameworks.  

You will be a completer/finisher with excellent interpersonal skills and attention to detail, who will bring a positive influence to our Board, enabling us to provide the very best outcomes for our population on our exciting journey to beyond ‘outstanding’.

We are a forward thinking and dynamic Trust with a real commitment to staff development. We value our staff and invest in them to ensure they have the right skills to deliver outstanding care.

We recognise the positive value of diversity and promotes equality whilst challenging discrimination. We welcome and encourage job applications from people of all backgrounds.

Join our Humbelievable team and you’ll find a Trust committed to supporting you personally and professionally, and that rewards and celebrates your achievements.

For more information, please visit https://join.humber.nhs.uk/ or contact our consultants at Penna: Nick Raper 07715690463 or Kelly Ridley on 07709 512415.

To apply for this role please click the link below

(Closing date for this role is: Friday 17th June 2022)

Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust

Executive Medical Director: Blended working home and on-site

4 days per week (+ 1 day clinical practice)

Salary: Attractive – dependent upon candidate

We’re Humbelievable

This represents a Humbelievable opportunity to join one of the most exciting and inspirational award-winning NHS Foundation Trusts in the country.

Rated ‘Good’ by the CQC we provide services across Hull, East Yorkshire, Whitby, Scarborough and Ryedale. We provide a diverse range of community services (including therapies), community and inpatient mental health services, learning disability services, healthy lifestyle support and addictions services and a number of primary care services, employing over 2,800 staff across over 70 sites. As a Teaching Trust, we work closely with our major academic partners, nurturing a workforce of tomorrow’s health professionals.

We’re immensely proud of our recent service developments. Our Inspire Unit provides inpatient mental health services to young people in Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire, North Lincolnshire and North-East Lincolnshire. It’s a service that has been shaped with young people at its heart. Set to complete in Summer 2022 the £13.1m renovation of Whitby Community Hospital has continued to progress over the last 12 months and includes our new Urgent Treatment Centre, Podiatry Services, Physiotherapy, Audiology and much more. And we now hold a total of eight GP practice contracts registered to provide care with the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

We’ve gone through exciting growth and change and the pace continues.  We now want an innovative resourceful, influential Executive Medical Director to join our strong and cohesive Executive Team and Board and to help us to reach our goal of being the very best in the country.

Our people are some of the very best – we need to lead them effectively and help them achieve safe, high-quality care, despite testing times. This is a significant opportunity to play a key leadership role in a large, complex, vibrant and exciting Foundation Trust.

You’ll be instrumental not only in continuing to drive forward the agendas on patient safety, quality and research and development across the Trust, but will also make a major contribution across the health system in shaping the configuration of services, working collaboratively with partners within the Humber and North Yorkshire ICS. We want you to help lead us on our journey to beyond ‘outstanding’.

We are a forward thinking and dynamic Trust with a real commitment to staff development. We value our staff and invest in them to ensure they have the right skills to deliver outstanding care.

We recognise the positive value of diversity and promotes equality whilst challenging discrimination. We welcome and encourage job applications from people of all backgrounds.

Join our Humbelievable team and you’ll find a Trust committed to supporting you personally and professionally, and that rewards and celebrates your achievements.

For more information, please visit https://join.humber.nhs.uk/ or contact our consultants at Penna: Nick Raper 07715690463 or Kelly Ridley on 07709 512415.

To apply for this role please visit clink the link below.

(Closing date for this role is: Friday 17th June 2022)

Corporate Director of Community Safety & Resilience

Salary – Up to £125,000

Waltham Forest Council is looking to build on our successes and realise the huge potential of our people and the opportunities we face. The opportunities are real and unique, from a new university campus, £300million new shopping centre, building 10,000 new homes over the next ten years, bringing a much-loved 950-seat theatre back into use and a new hospital at Whipps Cross.

But the challenges are equally demanding, from 45 per cent of our children living in poverty, finding new ways to tackle the housing crisis and our ethnicity and gender pay gaps, to creating an authority as diverse as the people we serve, we need people that thrive in creating solutions and unlocking potential.

We want every resident to feel safe in the environment they live in. We are developing an intelligence lead partnership approach to Community Safety and Resilience, working with the police, health partners and the voluntary sector to deliver a   service focused on community safety; addressing crime, anti-social behaviour and neighbourhood issues; whilst identifying robust strategies to solve issues.

We have created a new role which will lead the delivery of the Council’s Community Safety services. This role is pivotal to developing and implementing a comprehensive performance management framework. Motivated by the advancement of people and performance, the Director of Community Safety and Resilience will promote a culture of continuous improvement, to achieve strategic objectives including:

Violence Reduction including Youth Offending

Prevention

Serious Violence

Criminal Exploitation

EH Partnerships

Create opportunities for our residents

Support health and wellbeing

We are looking for someone who can deliver both the strategic and operational ambitions across a number the organisation. Our approach to domestic violence, safeguarding, merging ASB tasking and hate crime are significant areas of strength, and our new Corporate Director of Community Safety & Resilience will drive new ways of thinking, and use a collaborative management style to engage, develop and drive services to achieve operational excellence, increasing efficiency and productivity. While also ensuring that the services within the directorate are reflected in everything the council does, as well as our strategic vision.

This is a complex, senior role which will require the ability to influence, gain credibility, and work collaboratively with a diverse range of senior stakeholders such as the Mayor, MOPAC and the Home Office to help us deliver better deliverables across a shared vision around community safety. Our vision for community safety is council wide and we’re looking for a cross-organisational corporate leader to help us make a difference to our borough, delivering positive outcomes for those living and working within the borough, putting people at the heart of what we do.

For more information, please visit https://www.walthamforestforall.com/ or contact Aaron Thomas (aaron.thomas@penna.com / 07709 505403) or Joshua Bembridge on (Joshua.Bembridge@Penna.com / 07739 985 331)

To apply for this role, please click the link below

(Closing date: Friday 27th May 2022)

Chief Executive

London Borough of Richmond upon Thames & London Borough of Wandsworth

Highly Competitive Salary

We’re after an exceptional individual for an incredibly unique role. With impressive experience and unrivalled passion, you’ll take on a strategic challenge and lead Richmond and Wandsworth Councils.

While we do act as two stand-alone councils, we do have a lot in common. We have 513,000 residents, 159 parks and 114 councillors across our two boroughs. So, with the support of your shared leadership team and workforce, you’ll appreciate the value of our two separate agendas. But you’ll also understand the need to join up to achieve better outcomes and value for money. It’s all about knowing when to champion independence and when to support unity. It’s a huge challenge, so you can have a huge impact.

To find out more please visit https://www.uniquerole.co.uk/

For a confidentail discussion about the role please contact our retained consultants at Penna:

Julie Towers on 07764 791736 or Dawar Hashmi on 07513 706265.

Closing date: Friday 20th May 2022