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Director of People and Culture Liverpool CC based Head Office Remote working with travel required to Liverpool and further sites within the North West Permanent & Full Time (flexible working including a 9-day fortnight or 4.5 day working week) £101,000 - £103,000 (inclusive of annual car allowance) plus benefits package, including 40 days annual leave (inclusive of statutory holidays), PMI and enhanced employer pension contributions Are you an inspiring senior people leader who can shape culture, drive transformation, and help an organisation deliver life-changing support? My client is looking for a forward-thinking Director of People and Culture to join their senior leadership team and design and lead their People Strategy for years to come. In this pivotal, strategic role, you’ll ensure their people strategy enables every colleague to thrive — fostering inclusion, wellbeing, and professional growth. You’ll work collaboratively with senior leaders to align people priorities with business goals, enhance employee experience, and champion a culture where everyone feels valued and empowered. Key responsibilities of the Director of People and Culture: • Lead the development and delivery of the People Strategy., • Oversee all areas of the People function, including recruitment, employee relations, payroll and equality, diversity & inclusion., • Drive continuous improvement and innovation across people practices, using data, technology, and insight to deliver measurable results., • Ensure compliance with all employment, legal, and regulatory requirements., • Collaborate with senior leaders to build capacity, capability, and a high-performing culture., • Represent the People function at Board and executive level, influencing long-term strategy and planning. Key requirements for the Director of People and Culture: • You’ll be an experienced and proven senior HR leader who is currently working or have recently worked at Director level within HR or similar., • It is essential that you have worked for multi-faceted and highly regulated organisations in the past with varied and diverse workforces., • It is also essential that you have led and motivated senior HR leaders with an overall responsibility for a large HR function., • You will have a track record of delivering organisational change and developing high-performing teams., • Ideally you will have significant experience of wider business areas, including Operations and have significantly contributed to overall business improvements and growth., • You must be able to evidence a combination of recent strategic vision with hands-on leadership and have a deep understanding of how people strategy drives impact, growth and quality., • Significant experience leading people and culture functions at a senior level., • Proven ability to shape strategy and deliver results through collaboration., • You will be a charismatic leader who is able to demonstrate highly developed interpersonal, influencing and communication skills., • You will have the ability to engage and network effectively with organisations within the public, private and voluntary sectors., • Ideally you will have experience of being a part of an organisation who is recognised as a Great Place to Work® and understand the complexities of maintaining this status., • Strong knowledge of employment law, organisational development, and best practice in employee experience., • A passion for values-led leadership and creating a positive workplace culture. If you are interested in this new and exciting opportunity and you feel your experience matches the criteria, please apply now for immediate consideration or for more information please contact Mark Croston. Medlock Partners are a professional services recruitment specialist operating across the North West of England. We are proud to be an equal opportunities employer and encourage applications from candidates of all backgrounds and circumstances, including minorities and those with disabilities. Please note our advertisements use years' experience and salary levels purely as a guide. We are happy to consider applications from all candidates who are able to demonstrate the skills necessary to fulfil the role. If you do not hear from us within 48 hours please assume that your application has been unsuccessful on this occasion.

COMMERCIAL DIRECTOR – Manufacturing SME (sub £25m) Liverpool area - HYBRID - 1-2 days on site We’re recruiting a Commercial Director for a long-established, well-invested manufacturing SME which operates in the packaging sector. Following significant upgrades to equipment and facilities, the organisation now needs a commercially driven leader to reinvigorate the sales function, drive growth, and act as a key partner to the Managing Director. This is a pivotal senior role with real influence, clear commercial challenge, and the opportunity to shape the future direction of the business. The Role • Own and deliver the commercial and sales strategy, • Lead and re-energise an experienced sales team., • Drive new business, pricing, margin improvement and customer strategy., • Use data, CRM and BI tools to improve forecasting, targeting and reporting., • Work closely with Operations and senior leadership to, steer new product development, maximise production capacity and guide investment decisions., • Develop and implement a focused marketing strategy to support lead generation, strengthen market positioning and enhance commercial performance, • Play a major role at board level, contributing to long-term growth plans. About You • Senior commercial/sales leadership experience within manufacturing ideally packaging, • Strong strategic capability with a track record of driving growth., • Skilled at modernising processes and developing long-tenured teams., • Positive, resilient, commercially astute and confident operating as a No.2 to an MD., • Balanced mix of strategic thinking and hands-on delivery. Why Apply? A high-impact leadership role with autonomy, visibility and the chance to transform a commercial function within a profitable, stable and forward-looking SME.

Are you passionate about transforming lives through education? The Costa Foundation, Costa Coffee’s global charity partner, is seeking a new Trustee to join our board and guide the charity through our next exciting phase of development. As a member of our Projects Committee, you’ll work with our Executive Director to decide which education-focused projects to fund with our long-standing partners to change children’s life stories in rural coffee growing communities around the world and in the UK. You’ll have a strong commitment to the Costa Foundation’s mission and values, think strategically with sound judgement, have a collaborative nature, with strong interpersonal skills, ability to be a critical friend and willingness to dedicate time and energy to the role. Prior board experience is helpful but not essential. Informed by our most recent skills matrix, we are particularly seeking candidates who can bring significant expertise in one or more of the following areas where the board wishes to strengthen its capability: • Education: Passion and experience relating to education, ideally in an international context, • International Development: Practical knowledge of international education (or other relevant area) projects, community development, or working with global partners, especially in coffee-growing regions., • Monitoring & evaluation: Strong experience of measuring impact from projects and programmes on communities beyond numbers, • Academia: Research or teaching in relevant subject area at higher education academic institution, • Safeguarding: Experience of developing and applying safeguarding policies and practices strategically in an international setting As a Trustee, you’ll contribute to achieving our current three-year strategy taking us to 20 years of the Costa Foundation in 2027, ensure good governance, and help us deliver life-changing education-focused projects for coffee-growing communities around the world and in the UK. Key responsibilities • Review proposals for new projects as part of our Projects Committee to decide which projects receive funding, as well as monitoring and evaluation data collated annually from current projects., • Contribute actively to the Board’s role in giving strategic direction to the Foundation, setting overall policy, defining goals and evaluating performance., • Ensure the charity complies with its governing document, charity law, and other relevant legislation or regulations., • Safeguard the vision, mission, reputation and values of the Costa Foundation., • Oversee the financial stability of the organisation and ensure proper investment of the Foundation’s funds., • Engage with stakeholders and represent the Foundation as an ambassador. Our board meets quarterly, including an in-person strategy day, and the Projects Committee meets a further three times a year. Both are a mix of in-person meetings in central London and virtual meetings. We’re keen to enrich our board with experience from around the globe and particularly welcome applicants from coffee-growing communities. This is a voluntary role (travel expenses will be covered). Trustees may be given the opportunity to visit the communities where the Foundation has funded projects with all expenses covered. If you’re eager to make a genuine, lasting impact, we want to hear from you! Share your CV (max two pages) and a cover letter (max one page) outlining what inspires you to join our board, and how your talents align with the expertise we’re seeking, by emailing or applying through LinkedIn by Monday 12th January 2026. Join us in changing children’s life stories! You can read more about the Costa Foundation here:

JOB SUMMARY This position is responsible for the nursing practice and quality of care in an operating unit/department, ensuring superior clinical outcomes, while creating an environment of compassionate, patient-centered care of the highest quality. POSITION DIMENSIONS Reports directly to Nursing Director ROLE INTERACTS DIRECTLY WITH TITLE/DEPARTMENT FREQUENCY TYPE OF INTERACTION Various patient care areas As needed Patient care KEY DECISIONS THE ROLE MAKES AND THE EXTENT OF THE IMPACT OF THE DECISION Develop and implement plan of care, supervise Staff Nurses, Practical Nurses, Health Unit Coordinators and collaborate with other health care professionals. PRIMARY JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES PATIENT CARE • Completes timely patient admission and ongoing assessments, plans and updates plan of care based on individual patient needs, • Provides direct care and evaluates outcomes, incorporating principles of family centered care, • Monitors and documents patients’ condition and effectiveness of care and interventions, • Assesses educational needs of patients and significant others considering cultural needs and other special concerns, • Provides teaching and educational material to the patient and/or significant as appropriate, • Validates and documents patient and family understand of teaching, • Administers prescribed medications in accordance with approved policies and protocols, utilizing barcode scanning, • Carries out prescribed treatments in accordance with approved policies, protocols and educational material procedures LEADERSHIP • Promotes a culture of shared accountability throughout organization, • Ensure that nursing and clinical practice is in accordance with the mission and strategic plan, • Incorporates principles of Transformational and Serving Leadership KNOWLEDGE OF HEALTH CARE ENVIRONMENT • Facilitates continuous readiness for local and international licensing and accreditation bodies surveys, • Supports caregiver engagement through application of Shared Governance principles, • Appreciates strengths of cultural diversity as contributors to the success of the organization, • Develops and maintains collaborative relationships throughout and external to, CCAD, • Work with individuals of other professions to maintain a climate of mutual respect and shared values, • Communicate with patients, families, communities, and other health professionals in a responsive and responsible manner that supports a team approach to maintaining health and treatment of disease, • Communicates with patients, families, visitors and vendors in a courteous, helpful manner, endeavoring to resolve issues at the unit/department level, • Communicates patient clinical information clearly and accurately, documenting pertinent information in medical record and ensuring complete documentation of patient care, • Evaluates, develops and coordinates implementation and revision of core standards of care, policies and SOPs, • Assumes a leadership role for operating models, supply, equipment and process standardization, • Analyzes aggregate data to identify trends and opportunities for improvement, • Use the knowledge of one’s own role and the roles of other professions to appropriately assess and address the health care needs of the patients and populations served, • Demonstrates commitment to providing evidence based practice care by: adhering to protocols for the care of patient populations in which assigned, reporting needed changes in practice supported by evidence, and participating in evaluating patient outcomes utilizing evidence, • Delegates appropriate components of the nursing care plan to other members of the nursing team, • Maintains confidentiality regarding patient and family information by promoting professional interdisciplinary communication, • Respects Patient Rights and demonstrates behaviors of a Patients’ First Philosophy, • Incorporates the CCAD Professional Practice model and patient safety principles into clinical practice, • Reports errors and near-misses, • Leads the caregiver team in the delivery of patient care collaborating with other disciplines to facilitate achievement of planned and expected outcomes, • Apply relationship-building values and the principles of team dynamics to perform effectively in different team roles to plan and deliver patient/population-centered care that is safe, timely, efficient, effective, and equitable, • Maintains confidentiality with patients and families and adheres to Mubadala Code of Conduct, • Demonstrates active participation in resource stewardship, • Accountable for establishing, maintaining and evaluating one’s own lifelong learning needs, • Participates in safety education programs and cause analysis as required, • Reports needed changes in practice supported by evidence, • Participating in research or quality improvement initiatives QUALIFICATION & EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS ESSENTIAL PREFERRED Education • Bachelor’s degree in Nursing or equivalent qualification is required, • Minimum three (3) year curriculum in Nursing from an accredited program is required, • Associate Degree Nurses from North America with evidence of passing the National exam is required (USA: NCLEX – RN & Canada: Licensing Exam), • Master’s degree in Nursing, Healthcare Management or Healthcare Administration is preferred, • Minimum of six (6) years post-graduate Registered Nurse experience in an acute care setting is required, • Minimum of two (2) years in a senior charge nurse position, or not less than three (3) years in a charge nurse position in acute care environment is required, • Valid and current national license is required, • BLS is required from AHA or an equivalent organization, or must be obtained within 3 months of employment, • ACLS, PALS relevant to area of specialty is required, from AHA or an equivalent organization; or must obtain within 6 months of employment Professional Membership • N/A Job Specific Skills and Abilities • Positive written references, which must identify specific responsibilities as a clinical resource nurse, are required, • Demonstrated skills in leadership, critical thinking, coaching, counseling, problem-solving, decision-making and conflict resolution, • Ability to analyze, prioritize and problem solve, • Ability to positively represent the practice of professional nursing externally, • Strong interpersonal skills; ability to interface effectively with divergent groups (i.e. patients, families, professional colleagues, physicians, etc.), • Knowledge of medical terminology, office procedures, protocols, organization and filing systems and a variety of PC and/or word processing systems preferred, • Strong oral and written communication skills, • Proficiency with Microsoft Office suite, • Ability to effectively manage multiple responsibilities simultaneously, • Fluency in written and spoken English, • Experience with electronic medical record is strongly preferred, • Ability to speak and write in Arabic is preferred

Chief Executive Officer – Community Energy England Closing Date for applications: Friday 19 December 2025 Disrupt Recruitment & Search are proud to have been retained by Community Energy England (CEE) to lead on this exciting Executive Search mandate to secure their next CEO! This is an exceptional opportunity to lead Community Energy England (CEE) forward with a renewed vison & strategy that will engage and Impact current and future members, society and the planet! About CEE: Community Energy England (CEE) is a membership association for and created by the community energy sector. We are a UK based, Not-for-Profit business and are looking to hire an inspiring, values-driven Leader to step into this transformative CEO role. Our mission is to create the conditions within which community energy is able to thrive and scale. We have a growing network of over 320 member organisations, including community energy enterprises and other supportive organisations from the private and public sectors, and we work with a wide range of other associations and networks. We are a small team but with an increasingly big reach and growing impact as we work with our members and key stakeholders to enable the growth of the sector. With this small core size comes flexibility and the opportunity for all team members to shape the direction of the organisation and get involved in all levels of delivery. We have four outcomes that we are working towards: ➢ Enable: Community energy organisations across England have access to the resources, support and skills needed to grow in capacity, scale and impact ➢ Influence: The policy and regulatory environment supports significant growth of community energy ➢ Collaborate: There is increased demand, both regionally and nationally, for collaborating and investing in community energy ➢ Thrive: Community Energy England is a strong and sustainable organisation that can serve the community energy sector into the future Whether you're an experienced Chief Executive looking for your next meaningful challenge, or a senior leader ready to take the step into your first CEO position, this is your chance to shape the future of a high-impact, mission-led organisation driving community-led action across the UK. This organisation sits at the heart of a growing national membership movement and as CEO, you will lead that movement—strengthening the organisation, amplifying its influence, and unlocking greater opportunities for communities to take the lead in local solutions. If you want to use your leadership to create a legacy and deliver real change; this role offers the platform, purpose, and autonomy to do exactly that! The Role The CEO will provide strategic leadership, operational direction, and national representation for the organisation. You will steer the delivery of a new multi-year strategy, grow and engage the membership base, strengthen financial sustainability, and ensure the organisation has the influence and credibility to champion itself at the highest levels. This is a role with genuine purpose, impact, and visibility requiring: Strategic Leadership (Business & Culture) • Drive the organisation’s strategic direction, ensuring clear priorities and measurable impact, • Build a thriving, collaborative, empowered culture, • Enhance value for members and strengthen their collective voice, • Lead initiatives to expand, diversify, and deepen sector engagement, • Be a credible, influential voice nationally and regionally, • Lead policy engagement, briefings, and evidence-based advocacy, • Develop long-term financial plans and income streams, • Secure funding through grants, sponsorships, partnerships, and membership income, • Oversee organisational finances, budgeting, forecasting, and reporting, • Ensure operational systems are efficient, scalable, and fit for the future, • Lead performance monitoring and project delivery Essential Skills & Experience • Energy, enthusiasm, engagement and influence to achieve something amazing!, • Significant senior leadership experience within a mission-led, non-profit, membership, or community-focused organisation, • Proven success generating income through grants, partnerships, or fundraising, • Confidence in representing an organisation publicly including media, speaking engagements, and policy environments, • Strong financial and operational management capability, • Experience leading and developing small teams with an empowering, inclusive style, • Strong strategic thinking and the ability to turn plans into action, • Relationship-building skills across government, industry, partners, and community groups, • Experience influencing policy at a regional or national level (desirable), • Understanding of energy, sustainability, community empowerment, or social enterprise (desirable but not essential) Personal Qualities • Dynamic, proactive, and comfortable leading in a fast-moving environment, • Collaborative and relational, able to bring people together around a shared mission, • Credible and confident in public, policy, and partnership settings, • Passionate about community empowerment, climate action, and social justice, • Resilient, resourceful, and solutions-focused Values & Behaviours: • We value diverse perspectives and believe that ideas and solutions are best achieved through cooperation among community members, stakeholders, and experts., • Our work is informed by the insight and experience of our members and we aim to use our knowledge in the most efficient way., • We remain open to new opportunities, to being bold, and to leading the way, ensuring that we set our direction to best enable the growth of Community Energy England., • We thrive by working with other UK associations and networks across the Energy, Climate, Co-operative and Social Enterprise sectors., • We are committed to finding the best person with the ability to deliver the needs of this role, our employees, our communities and our members, regardless of any protected characteristic, disability or learning difference., • We are proud to provide an inclusive selection process and encourage you to disclose any reasonable adjustments needed with your application. Key Details • Role: Chief Executive Officer, • Location: UK Home based with willingness and flexibility to travel/attend client meetings (Major Cities including London), • Contract: Permanent, • Hours: Full-time Monday to Friday Why This Role Matters This is more than a CEO job. It’s a chance to shape the future of a national movement, strengthen community power, and accelerate the transition to a fairer system. You will be leading an organisation with purpose at its core and huge potential for growth, impact, and influence. All enquiries/Interest to be directed to our Retained Search Partner: Paul Baker -Director at Disrupt Search Email:

Non-Executive Director – Collective Wellness Group / Anytime Fitness UK & Ireland Location: You could be based in the UK or Ireland (travel required for UK based meetings) Start: Early 2026 Remuneration: This is a paid position with a highly competitive package, commensurate with experience. Collective Wellness Group (CWG) is the master franchise partner behind Anytime Fitness in Australia and, more recently, the UK & Ireland. With close to 800 health clubs and more than 950,000 members across these markets, CWG is one of the most successful operators in global health and fitness franchising. The Group has built its reputation on scaling high-performing networks, improving franchisee profitability, and elevating member experience across large, diverse markets. Following CWG’s acquisition of a controlling interest in Anytime Fitness UK & Ireland, the business is now embarking on a significant growth phase. The strategic ambition is to grow the network from around 180 clubs to approximately 500 clubs over the next seven years, through a combination of franchised development and a selective portfolio of corporately owned and operated sites. To support this next stage of expansion, CWG is appointing an additional Non-Executive Director to its Board. Collective Wellness Group has appointed Love Recruitment as its retained recruitment partner for this appointment. The Opportunity Joining an experienced, outcomes-driven Board, your role will be to bring the UK & Ireland market expertise, networks and governance experience needed to accelerate the growth of Anytime Fitness in these markets. Your contribution will include: • Providing independent challenge, insight and support as the business scales rapidly across the UK & Ireland., • Advising on the expansion strategy, including the interplay between franchised growth and corporate-owned development., • Bringing deep commercial and P&L experience to discussions on franchisee performance, capital planning and network profitability., • Using your networks in property, finance, franchising and retail to unlock relationships that support development, funding and overall growth., • Offering a balanced, strategic voice in Board discussions, positively influencing a high-performing and entrepreneurial leadership team., • Participating fully in Board meetings (held quarterly across the UK and Australia, with virtual attendance available) and contributing to at least one Board committee. About You You are likely to be an experienced UK or Ireland–based company director with: • Extensive C-suite experience (CEO, CFO, COO, CDO or equivalent) over at least a decade., • A proven track record in retail or bricks-and-mortar franchising, or another multi-site, customer-centric environment., • Experience scaling physical networks and implementing structure, governance, systems and cultural alignment during periods of fast growth., • Strong financial acumen, with the ability to interrogate P&L performance, challenge commercial assumptions and support franchisee profitability., • Significant exposure to property-led expansion, including site strategy, landlord relationships, negotiations and development planning., • A well-established professional network across:, • lenders and finance providers, • property agents, developers and landlords, • senior franchising or retail leaders In terms of style, you are commercially grounded, pragmatic and comfortable contributing to high-intensity Board discussions. You bring constructive challenge, rationale and clarity, and you are adept at working with strong personalities while maintaining positive influence. Founders with a strong record of scaling structured, multi-site businesses are welcome to apply, alongside seasoned CEOs and senior executives from large franchise or retail networks. Direct experience in the fitness industry is not required. How to Apply Collective Wellness Group has appointed Love Recruitment as its retained recruitment partner for this search. To express your interest, please submit: • Your CV, • A short covering statement outlining your relevant experience in franchising, multi-site growth, finance, property and Board-level leadership All expressions of interest should be sent by 31st December 2025. All direct and third-party applications will be forwarded to Love Recruitment as CWG’s retained recruitment partner.

Job Title: Employment Solicitor (NQ to 2 years PQE) Location: Remote Working Salary: £35,000 to £40,000 salary range (negotiable) Contract: Full Time, Permanent Role Overview & Daily Responsibilities: • Managing a busy caseload of mainly claimant & some respondent employment law matters, • Providing expert legal advice across a wide range of employment law issues, • Handling early conciliation, tribunal preparation and representation, • Drafting and reviewing legal documentation including pleadings, witness statements and correspondence, • Conducting investigations and taking statements, • Qualifying claims and assessing merits, • Advising and assisting with settlement agreements, • Occasional representation or support with court hearings & tribunals Employee Benefits Package: • 25 days holiday + bank holidays, • Pension scheme, • Remote or hybrid working, • Flexible working, • Occupational sick pay scheme, • Private healthcare insurance, • Retail discounts About the Organisation: • CRA Legal are recruiting for an Employment Solicitor. Our client, a reputable non-for-profit organisation, are looking for a dedicated legal professional with previous employment law experience gained as a solicitor. This is an excellent opportunity for the right candidate to progress their career in an organisation that values their people. About CRA Consulting: • CRA Consulting are a specialist legal recruiter, operating across the UK. CRA works in partnership with reputable law firms with either local, regional, national or international presence. We recruit at all levels from board, director and partnership level through to support staff., • For additional information on how we can assist you with your next career move, visit the CRA Consulting website. How to Apply: • If this Employment Solicitor vacancy is of interest, please click the apply button. Alternatively, if you would like to discuss with Rhys Spencer who is managing this vacancy, call 0114 241 8030 for a confidential discussion., • Are you wanting to review additional career opportunities? Visit our jobs page. Additional Information: • CRA Legal follow strict best practice recruitment guidelines monitored by the Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC). Please note our advertisements use salary levels purely as a guide. However, we are happy to consider applications from all candidates who are able to demonstrate the skills necessary to fulfil the role., • This Employment Solicitor vacancy is very popular with the local legal community, so please apply quickly to ensure your application is considered. As part of our candidate registration and care process, we at CRA Legal aim to respond to all successful applications within 2 working days.

Job Title: Regulatory Solicitor Location: Remote Salary: £55,000 to £65,000 Contract: Full Time, Permanent Role Overview & Daily Responsibilities: • Represent members in regulatory hearings, inquests, and disciplinary tribunals., • Provide strategic legal advice on fitness to practise investigations and professional conduct issues., • Prepare cases for hearing, including the drafting of submissions, witness statements, and legal arguments., • Conduct advocacy before Coroner’s Courts and professional regulatory bodies., • Work collaboratively with internal teams and external counsel to ensure effective and well-managed case progression., • Stay informed on developments in healthcare regulation and coronial law. Employee Benefits Package: • 25 days holiday + bank holidays, • Pension scheme, • Hybrid working, • Flexible working, • Occupational sick pay scheme, • Private healthcare insurance, • Retail discounts, • NO BILLING TARGETS OR TIME RECORDING! About the Business: • CRA Legal are recruiting for a Solicitor specialising in Regulatory Law. Our client, a well-respected not-for-profit organisation, is seeking a proactive and dedicated legal professional with experience in regulatory or professional discipline matters. This is an excellent opportunity for the right candidate to develop their career within an organisation that values its people and is committed to supporting professional growth and development. Introducing CRA Consulting: • CRA Consulting are a specialist legal recruiter, operating across the UK. CRA works in partnership with reputable law firms with either local, regional, national or international presence. We recruit at all levels from board, director and partnership level through to support staff., • For additional information on how we can assist you with your next career move, visit the CRA Consulting Website at ___. How to Apply: • If this Regulatory Solicitor vacancy is of interest, please click the apply button. Alternatively, if you would like to discuss with Rhys Spencer who is managing this vacancy, call 0114 241 8030 for a confidential discussion., • Are you wanting to review additional career opportunities? Visit our jobs page at ___ Additional Information: • CRA Legal follow strict best practice recruitment guidelines monitored by the Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC). Please note our advertisements use salary levels purely as a guide. However we are happy to consider applications from all candidates who are able to demonstrate the skills necessary to fulfil the role., • This Regulatory Solicitor vacancy is very popular with the local legal community, so please apply quickly to ensure your application is considered. As part of our candidate registration and care process we at CRA Legal aim to respond to all successful applications within 2 working days.

Job Title: Location: United Kingdom Salary: Job title: Director, Planning, Performance and Risk Location: National Contract: Permanent Salary: Candidates should expect their salary upon appointment to be between£100,000 - £120,000. Closing Date: 23:55 on Sunday 25th January 2026 The Role The Director Planning and Performance will drive forward departmental activity to improve transparency, assurance and risk management, helping to drive improvements in delivery. You will provide strategic leadership for the Directorate and will directly line-manage up to five SCS1s including the Deputy Directors for Planning, Performance & Improvement, the Chief Risk Officer and the head of the Departmental Operations Centre. The head of the new the new dedicated Performance Unit will also report to you and together you will deliver a step-change in performance oversight across the Criminal Justice System. Key Responsibilities Reporting to the Chief Operating Officer you will be accountable for: • An intelligence-led, end-to-end process that oversees departmental-wide performance and improvement plans via the newly-established Justice Performance Board., • Development of the Justice Delivery Plan, translating ministerial priorities into measurable outcomes and supporting their delivery., • The performance process for ExCo and ministers, including ownership of the MoJ's performance dashboard and producing regular, insight-driven 6 reports., • The Departmental Operations Centre (DOC), ensuring business continuity, resilience and preparedness for major incidents., • The Risk Management and Governance Centres of Expertise, facilitating a continuously improving approach to risk management and information flows throughout the department, ensuring that our decisions are well-informed. Essential criteria • A credible and experienced senior leader, with a strong track record of delivering strategic and operational outcomes and systems leadership across complex, multi-agency delivery landscapes., • Demonstrated ability to lead high-performing inclusive teams through change, including during periods of organisational review, transition, or uncertainty., • Excellent understanding of performance management, planning and delivery assurance in complex organisations., • Strong communication and influencing skills, with the ability to present complex information credibly and clearly to ministers and senior stakeholders, inspiring confidence and securing buy-in across all levels of the organisation., • Proven ability to work across organisational boundaries, building collaboration and shared ownership of outcomes., • Sound judgement and resilience in managing risk and balancing pace with quality assurance. Desirable Experience -Experience of leading major business planning or performance improvement functions in the public sector. • Familiarity with central government governance and perform

We are currently working in partnership with a housing association that provides affordable housing for people across London and the South of England, who are looking to appoint a permanent Director of Governance, Risk & Regulatory Compliance. This will be a full-time position, offer a salary of £115,000 per annum. The role is also able to offer hybrid working, with the seniority of this role dictating occasional need to be on-site at a number of different locations across the South of England. Duties will include (but are not limited to): • Managing senior leaders across the key functions, overseeing a multimillion-pound budget, and acting as a key advisor to Executive and Group Boards, • Shaping policy to steering regulatory engagement, • Championing regulatory excellence and board assurance, • Leading strategic servicing of Boards and Committees, • Overseeing legal services and compliance frameworks, • Driving risk culture and corporate assurance, • Influencing policy, ethics, and data protection Experience required: • Senior leadership experience in governance, legal, risk or compliance, • Proven track record with Boards, regulators and complex portfolios, • Deep knowledge of UK housing regulation, company law, and assurance frameworks, • Chartered Governance Professional (CGIUKI) or equivalent qualification will be favourably looked on Working hours: • 37 hours per week, • Monday – Friday, 9am-5pm Please note that you require recent experience to apply for this role. James Andrews is acting as an employment agency and business in relation to this role. At James Andrews Recruitment Solutions we try to respond to all applications personally, however, due to the high volume of applications this is not always possible. If you have not heard back from us within 72 hours, please assume that your application has been unsuccessful on this occasion. Don’t forget our recommendation scheme: Recommend a friend or colleague to us and receive up to £250 each once they have completed 20 days in a role via James Andrews! Terms and conditions apply, contact us for details.

Contracts and Compliance Officer Accountable To: Managing Director / Clinical Lead Location Flexible / Hybrid (subject to service needs) Role Purpose The Contracts and Compliance Officer is responsible for the coordination, oversight, and continuous development of the organisation’s governance, compliance, and quality assurance framework. The post holder ensures that AxIOM Neuromonitoring Ltd operates in line with regulatory, contractual, and accreditation requirements, while supporting effective leadership, transparency, and continuous improvement across the organisation. Key Responsibilities 1. Governance and Quality Assurance • Maintain oversight of the organisation’s governance and quality assurance systems., • Manage core governance registers, including:, • Risk Register, • Complaints and Feedback Register, • Ensure incidents, complaints, and feedback are investigated appropriately, with learning identified and actions implemented and reviewed., • Support a culture of openness, accountability, and continuous improvement. 2. Regulatory and Accreditation Compliance • Lead and coordinate regulatory compliance activity, including CQC and IQUIPS processes., • Ensure statutory notifications, provider information updates, and regulatory correspondence are completed accurately and within required timeframes., • Maintain ongoing inspection readiness. 3. Audit and Assurance • Develop, coordinate, and oversee the internal audit programme., • Conduct audits directly or ensure audits are completed by appropriate personnel., • Ensure audit findings are reported, actions are monitored, and improvements are embedded., • Provide assurance to the Board that governance systems demonstrate effective leadership and control. 4. Workforce Compliance and HR Governance • Ensure all employees, contractors, and volunteers meet compliance requirements., • Oversee recruitment governance processes in collaboration with the HR team, ensuring:, • Pre-employment checks are completed, • Records are accurate, secure, and auditable, • Ongoing compliance is monitored 5. Board and Committee Support • Coordinate Board and Clinical Governance Committee meetings, including:, • Agenda preparation, • Distribution of papers, • Minute taking, • Action tracking and follow-up, • Prepare governance and performance reports for meetings, including:, • Safeguarding activity, • Audit activity, • Complaints and feedback trends, • Risk register summaries 6. Policy Management • Maintain oversight of organisational policies and procedures., • Act as an active member of the Policy Committee., • Ensure policies are reviewed, updated, approved, communicated, and implemented in line with regulatory expectations and operational practice. 7. Contracts and Frameworks • Support and coordinate NHS framework applications, tenders, and bids., • Ensure governance, compliance, and quality requirements are accurately reflected within contractual submissions. 8. Team and Organisational Culture • Work collaboratively across the organisation to support a cohesive, inclusive, and professional working environment., • Contribute to the ongoing development and quality assurance of the organisation’s governance strategy. General Responsibilities • Maintain confidentiality at all times., • Comply with all organisational policies and procedures., • Undertake additional duties commensurate with the role as required. Person Specification Essential Criteria Knowledge and Experience • Experience or demonstrable understanding of governance, compliance, or quality assurance frameworks., • Experience working within a regulated environment or an understanding of regulatory requirements in healthcare or similar sectors., • Experience supporting audits, inspections, or external verification processes. Skills and Abilities • High level of attention to detail with strong organisational skills., • Excellent written and verbal communication skills., • Confident engaging with external regulators, auditors, and verifiers., • Ability to analyse information and present clear, structured reports., • Ability to work independently, manage competing priorities, and meet deadlines. IT Competence • Competent in Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint)., • Ability to adapt to bespoke systems and digital governance platforms. Personal Attributes • Professional, credible, and methodical approach to work., • Strong sense of accountability and integrity., • Team-focused while able to work autonomously., • Proactive and solution-focused mindset. 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Regulatory and Accreditation Compliance • Lead and coordinate regulatory compliance activity, including CQC and IQUIPS processes., • Ensure statutory notifications, provider information updates, and regulatory correspondence are completed accurately and within required timeframes., • Maintain ongoing inspection readiness. 3. Audit and Assurance • Develop, coordinate, and oversee the internal audit programme., • Conduct audits directly or ensure audits are completed by appropriate personnel., • Ensure audit findings are reported, actions are monitored, and improvements are embedded., • Provide assurance to the Board that governance systems demonstrate effective leadership and control. 4. 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