Voluntary and paid jobs added - work from home or at the office in Bexhill on Sea.
Deputy Chief Executive – Salary c. £23,000 per annum
A full-time post working 35 hours per week. The post can be based either at Head Office in Bexhill-on-Sea, East Sussex, or home based.
The post is initially on a one year contract with a permanent contract being dependent upon performance and funding.
Working closely with our current Chief Executive, who is based in Liverpool, the job will involve the following:
Working alongside, supporting and deputising for the Chief Executive, executing agreed delegated activities as required
Leading on all aspects of organisational policy development and to ensure that all policies remain up-to-date and relevant
Supporting the Chief Executive on issues such as change management, organisational structure and development
Contributing to the strategic direction of the organisation
Supporting the Chief Executive in the management of the charity finances
Supporting the Chief Executive in the delivery of the objectives within the business plan
Maintaining and developing robust partnership arrangements with external agencies
Assisting the Chief Executive in the management of staff and resources
The successful applicant should:
Have worked in the charitable sector
Have a proven track record in a leadership role
Have delivered information and/or internal/external communications programmes
Have worked with and influenced a wide range of groups and individuals
Have excellent written and verbal communication skills and the ability to influence and collaborate with others
Demonstrable track record in a range of promotional and media activities
Experience of leading a geographically dispersed team
Financially astute, with a strong understanding of company accounts
Have an understanding of infertility issues
Be able to travel extensively
Closing date for application requests: Thursday 12th May 2011
Candidates for will have an interest in working with sensitive issues and a professional approach in dealing with highly sensitive and confidential information.
All application packs will be sent out via email only, please call Claire Ogilvie on 01424 732402 or email:
claireogilvie@infertilitynetworkuk.com to request a pack.
Business Development Manager – £10.20 per hour
A part-time post working 20 hours per week initially with a possibility of increasing hours dependent on funding and affordability.
The post can be based either at Head Office in Bexhill-on-Sea, East Sussex, or home based.
The post is initially on a one year contract with a permanent contract being dependent upon performance and funding.
Working closely with our current Head of Business Development, who is based in Scotland, the job will involve the following:
Work with the Head of Business Development to implement and update the fundraising strategy
Research, identify and pursue all short and long term fundraising opportunities that match I N UK’s aims and activities and generate additional income outside of the current income model
Research and identify potential corporate partnership scheme members
Play an active role in the management of the charity particularly in the area of external relationships
Research and identify potential grant-making organisations
Support in the research and identification of potential advertisers, selling advertising opportunities on the charity’s websites as well as within the charity’s written publications
The successful applicant should:
Have worked with and influenced a wide range of groups and individuals
Have sales related experience, including cold calling and opening new opportunities
Have a demonstrable track record in networking and building successful relationships with supporters and in identifying opportunities and closing them
Have excellent written and verbal communication skills; organisational skills; excellent interpersonal skills; ability to influence and collaborate with others
Have an understanding of infertility issues
Be able to travel extensively – in particular around the London region
Candidates for will have an interest in working with sensitive issues and a professional approach in dealing with highly sensitive and confidential information.
All application packs will be sent out via email only, please call Claire Ogilvie on 01424 732402 or email:
claireogilvie@infertilitynetworkuk.com to request a pack.
Closing date for application requests: Thursday 12th May 2011
Regional Organiser for London and the South East – Salary c. £17,500 per annum
Infertility Network UK provides emotional and practical support to those facing difficulties in conceiving and campaigns on their behalf, and has the following vacancy:-
Regional Organiser for London and the South East
A full-time post working 35 hours per week. The post is home based within the region. The post is initially on a one year contract with a permanent contract being dependent upon performance and funding.
You will be required to:
Promote I N UK, More To Life (MTL) and ACeBabes within the region
Provide moral support and advice for existing I N U K support groups and their members and assist in setting up new support groups;
Promote and co-ordinate fundraising initiatives within the region
Organise regional events
Co-ordinate activities within the region by liaising with individuals, local groups, relevant agencies, hospitals/clinics
Work with the regional media
Provide regional representation for the charity
The successful candidate will have excellent computer skills in Windows applications, including MS Office, Powerpoint and use of Internet; proven ability in arranging meetings and travel; well organised with excellent decision-making and inter-personal skills as well as the ability to work unsupervised or within a team environment. He/she would be expected to be committed to high standards and using initiative with efficiency and discretion.
Candidates for will have an interest in working with sensitive issues and a professional approach in dealing with highly sensitive and confidential information.
Closing date for application requests: Thursday 12th May 2011
