Business Support

Charity- A Domestic Abuse charity providing a service to vulnerable users

Role - Service Manager

Location - Surrey, on site

Package - £30,000 - £38,000 (Depending on experience) + Company benefits

Role Overview

An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Housing Services Manager to join a dynamic team. This role is integral to the improvement of the service, requiring a candidate passionate about social impact and dedicated to making a difference for the service users.

Key Responsibilities

• Enhance operational systems and processes in housing services
• Build partnerships with external agencies for coordinated support
• Manage referrals, assess client suitability, and ensure a welcoming move-in process
• Assist in budgeting to ensure financial stability and resident support
• Promote financial literacy among residents and oversee payments
• Lead, support, and train team members to reach full potential
• Conduct regular team meetings and supervision sessions
• Set and monitor performance goals, using outcome-based measures

Requirements

• UK Driving license
• Strong knowledge of housing and homelessness laws, financial inclusion, and safeguarding policies.
• Experience supporting vulnerable people, particularly those facing/ have faced domestic abuse.
• Proven ability to lead a team and inspire positive change in clients (Management experience).
• Excellent communication skills, adept at building productive relationships with colleagues, residents, and stakeholders.

Salary: Up to £33K

Location: Hybrid, London Based

Contract: Permanent

About the Role:

This role focuses on building and managing partnerships with companies and local groups to grow fundraising income for an acclaimed charity. You will be in the corporate and community team, responsible for securing new supporters, nurturing existing relationships, and delivering creative engagement campaigns and events.

Key Responsibilities:

• Develop and pitch proposals to attract new corporate fundraising
• Manage and grow existing accounts for long-term value
• Design engagement, sponsorship, and employee involvement campaigns
• Organize community-driven fundraising initiatives
• Represent the organization at events and networking opportunities
• Monitor progress, report outcomes, and ensure best practice

Ideal Candidate:

• Experience in fundraising or partnership development for a charity
• Excellent communicator and confident networker
• Self-starter who thrives in both independent and team environments
• Strong planning and reporting skills

Role Overview

We are thrilled to be working exclusively with a children's charity. They are looking for a dynamic and driven Corporate Partnerships Manager to join an expanding fundraising team. This individual will play a key role in developing and managing a pipeline of high-value corporate partnerships. The role will involve account managing existing impactful partnerships, grow and drive retention of funders, collaborate on opportunities, and fostering relationships in and outside the organisation. 

Key Responsibilities

• Managing a pipeline of corporate partnership opportunities
• Building and maintaining strong, long-lasting relationships with corporate partners
• Creating compelling proposals, strategic pitches, and staff campaigns to drive partnerships
• Collaborating with the corporate partnerships team to deliver successful new business initiatives
• Contributing to the development and execution of the broader corporate partnerships strategy

Requirements

• Managing corporate partnership relationships 
• Line management experience in a fundraising position 
• Excellent relationship-building and communication skills
• Proactive and solution-oriented approach to challenges
• Creative thinker with the ability to develop innovative solutions

What the Role Offers

• Market rate salary 
• Remote working option 
• Paid time off, health care benefits, insurance and more 
• 25 days annual leave, plus bank holidays

Role Overview 

Our client is a well-established wealth management firm known for our integrity and trust and have been recognised as the Best Financial Advisers to Work for in the last few years. They are now looking to recruit for a Junior Technical Consultant, providing financial planning support to our Private Client Directors. You'll assist in delivering top-notch financial planning services to high-net-worth clients. This role is perfect for someone with 3+ years of experience in financial advisory support, looking to advance their career.

Responsibilities

• Prepare for and attend client meetings.
• Produce accurate client portfolio valuations.
• Gather and analyse client information.
• Maintain long-term client relationships.
• Ensure accurate client information on internal systems.
• Assist with new business processing and compliance.
• Liaise with technical staff for a consistent client experience.
• Work to pressing deadlines.

Requirements 

• 3+ years in a client-facing financial advisory support role.
• Financial Planning Diploma qualified.
• Knowledge of asset allocation, financial products, and tax.
• Experience with cashflow modelling (Voyant preferred).
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office.

Role Overview 

Contract: Temporary until March 2025

Are you passionate about driving meaningful change in healthcare and public health? Do you excel at analysing complex processes and facilitating impactful transformations? If so, join the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) and play a pivotal role in improving the timeliness and efficiency of our guidance production.

NICE is a world-leading organisation providing national guidance and advice to improve health and social care. Our work ensures the NHS and public health services deliver the best care possible, efficiently and effectively, while promoting value for taxpayers.

Their Improving Timeliness Programme is central to enhancing the speed and quality of guidance production across clinical guidelines, health technology evaluations, and medicines. This programme also seeks to improve staff experience and increase the efficiency of our guidance-producing teams.

Responsibilities

• As a Programme Business Analyst, you will be at the heart of transforming how NICE develops and delivers guidance. Collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, you will:
• Map and analyse current processes to identify opportunities for standardisation and improvement.
• Conduct time and motion studies to evaluate resource usage and identify efficiencies.
• Support the design and monitoring of performance metrics to track progress and impact.
• Facilitate workshops and discussions with stakeholders to develop optimised process proposals.
• Contribute to a culture of continuous improvement by supporting teams in implementing change.

Requirements

• A degree or equivalent experience in a relevant field.
• Qualifications in process mapping and improvement frameworks (e.g., Lean, Six Sigma).
• Experience as a Business Analyst in process redesign projects.
• Strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills.
• Proficiency with tools like Microsoft Office and process mapping software.

Desirable:

• PRINCE2 or ITIL Practitioner certification.
• Experience in health or social care environments.
• Knowledge of business planning and change management.