An exciting opportunity has arisen for a brilliant candidate to join the NSPCC's National New Business team as a Senior New Partnerships Manager maternity cover. Your role will be specialising in acquisition of Charity of the Year partnerships between the value of £400k - £10m, while also managing a New Partnerships Manager who is responsible for a pipeline of Charity of the Year prospects valued at £150k - £400k. You'll aim to make a significant impact by working with a wide range of sectors, seeking to forge innovative partnerships that align with our mission and vision for the future.
We are looking for a highly motivated candidate who can play a key role in the team, leading and delivering on an agreed strategy for the next year and beyond.
We can help keep every child safe. This is our belief, and it's shared by everyone on our nationwide team. If you share it too, come and join our mission.
Role description
Team and culture
The NSPCC has an inclusive culture whereby we encourage all staff to bring their whole self to work. We are proud of our internal staff networks such as PINCC (Pride in NSPCC colleagues and children), NEST (NSPCC environmental and sustainability team), Thrive (mental health network), NSPCC Family Network (support group for parents/carers).
The NSPCC's National New Business team are on an exciting and aspirational journey, putting companies at the heart of what we do - we would love you to join our team to deliver on our strategy.
To set up an informal conversation about the role please contact Martin Ashton (Associate Head of Corporate Partnerships) martin.ashton@nspcc.org.uk or Jessy Smith (Senior New Partnerships Manager), Jessy.smith@nspcc.org.uk – or apply directly.
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