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Finance Director Your new company SELDOC are a GP co-operative that provide primary care to patients across southeast London. This successful organisation has been established for 26 years and now works locally with over 2 million patients. As an organisation, they are dedicated to patient care, working together with partners to make a better NHS. They have a strong ethical culture that celebrates diversity, equity and inclusion and are committed to providing a high-quality service. An innovative organisation, they are expanding into new areas, including private sector workplace wellness with Verve Healthcare.Based in smart offices in Kingston upon Thames, there will be some scope to work from home, however as a leader and board director on the senior leadership team, you will need to be visible in the workplace. Free parking is available, and the offices are within an easy walk from the station. This is a unique opportunity to make an impact to a patient-led healthcare organisation. Your new role As Finance Director, and a member of the board, you will report directly to the CEO and be accountable for the financial planning, financial stewardship of the organisation, and be key to the overall future strategy. You will ensure that the Group’s businesses are well planned and delivered from a financial perspective and ensure that the business meets all statutory reporting requirements. You will be responsible for making sure that key business risks are identified and managed, and adequate insurance provision is in place where needed. You will be accountable for the delivery of the 10-point financial plan and act as a leader and role model in this process. This role provides an amazing opportunity for the post holder to make a significant impact. Duties and responsibilities will include: • Designing and owning financial planning and audit processes, • Creating and managing the budget process, • Ensuring financial risks are properly identified and managed., • Collaborating with external parties such as auditors to ensure SELDOC mirrors best practice., • Creating and owning the financial strategy for the business., • Building a business plan in line with the organisations future strategy., • Fostering key partnerships with internal and external stakeholders., • Acting as a champion for financial delivery across the executive team by creating accurate business models to support business winning pitches and robust controls., • Leading on premises, facilities and procurement strategies., • Managing cash management strategies and liquidity to support business operations and growth., • Leading and developing the finance team, and acting as a duty business leader when needed. What you'll need to succeed You will be a qualified accountant, (ACA, CIMA OR ACCA) with appropriate leadership experience within a similar size / complex organisation.Experienced in providing leadership in a commercial environment where margin control is paramount. You will have strong cost reduction experience and will have the ability to create and present compelling pitches to persuade others.Proven experience in managing and leading a team and other third parties.Demonstration of the ability to stay on top of the numbers in a complex and fast-paced environment and be able to deal with change.Experienced in building and deploying financial models to support new business tenders.Be able to demonstrate a caring and collaborative approach to business.Offer senior management experience or board level experience of running a finance function.Be able to demonstrate you can understand and motivate your direct reports as well as gain the confidence of both peers at director and senior manager level throughout the organisation. What you'll get in return This is a unique opportunity to join and be a key board member for a superb, co-operative healthcare business.Base salary up to £125,000 per annumPensionBonus 25-day holidayParkingHybrid working What you need to do now If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call us now. If this job isn't quite right for you but you are looking for a new position, please contact us for a confidential discussion on your career. # 4767778

Board members meet virtually ten times per year on the first Wednesday of the month at 5:30. Meet other board members who share common interests in libraries and their role in the community. The Friends of the Library Board consists of eight Directors.

Fairfield School of Business is a community-focused higher education provider committed to unlocking the transformative benefits of education and training for those who may benefit from it, but for whom university study is not a practical option. We are an OfS-registered organisation and as such are fully committed to public interest governance and committee effectiveness. We are seeking individuals from the business and management sector who are interested in becoming an Independent (External) Members of our Board of Governors. We are particularly interested to hear from candidates with senior executive and/or non-executive experience in medium sized organisations and/or the private education sector. Bringing knowledge and experience in audit or legal would be helpful but is not essential. Our Governors contribute at the highest levels, utilising their professional expertise to support, question, and advise the senior leadership of FSB on matter of fundamental concern to its sustainability and success. Governors would also use the benefit of their personal and professional networks to keep FSB well appraised of the pollical and regulatory environment that providers like FSB operate within. As a Governor of FSB, you will be person of good character who is passionate about the mission of education and governments widening access and participation agenda for higher education. You will be expected to attend and contribute to meetings of the FSB Board and at least one Board Subcommittee which requires the presence of an external member. The board meets four times per year and Governors also have the opportunity to engage with our students and staff and be part of some of the exciting events in our academic calendar. You will be joining us during an exiting phase of growth and organisational development, as we finalize our Strategic Plan for the coming years. Duties The duties of the Independent Governor are fundamentally the same as those of an Executive Governor, namely: to partake in discussions relating to matters of fundamental concern to the sustainability of FSB and the success of its education mission. This includes matters of academic governance, compliance and regulation, commercial operations and the wellbeing of FSBs community, to use their best judgement and the benefit of their experience to support the work of the Board and its Chair to prepare and submit any materials requested by the FSB Board or its Chair prior to meetings of the FSB Board, in such a manner as requested by the Chair, to attend in person in accordance with the terms of reference for the FSB Board, or to provide to the Chair, in such a manner as requested, their contribution to the Boards business if they cannot attend, to exemplify the Nolan Principles of Public life in all of their work as a Governor of FSB and their dealings with the company, namely: selflessness, integrity, objectivity, accountability, openness, honesty and leadership to recuse themselves from any business where there may be a conflict of interest, to effectively reconcile the commercial interests of FSB with the legitimate interests of FSBs students/learners and the general public interest, to promote the work of FSB in the wider community and where requested, represent FSB at external events, subject to appropriate briefings from FSBs management to support this activity, to undertake such other duties as may, from time-to-time, be assigned by the Board to the Independent Governor, In addition to the above, there is an expectation that the Independent Governor will exert more rigorous challenge to assurances provided by the executive members so as to safeguard public funds. The qualities of an FSB Governor (Person specification) A governor of FSB (whether executive, independent or coopted) shall be: A fit and properperson in accordance with the definition within the OfS Regulatory Framework; by which we mean a person who Is of good character has the qualification, competence, skills and experience that are necessary for their role is able by reason of their health, after reasonable adjustments are made, to properly perform the tasks of the office or position for which they are appointed; and has not been responsible for, been privy to, contributed to, or facilitated any serious misconduct or mismanagement (whether unlawful or not) in their employment or in the conduct of any entity with which they are of have been associated A person with a proven record of competence, achievement and good standing in their professional and/or academic fields, Experienced in operating at a strategic level or setting strategy and future direction of a business or enterprise, Interest in, and committed to higher education, equality and inclusivity, and widening participation, Cognisant of the roles of governance and organisational delivery Available four times annually when the Governing Body is scheduled to meet and on at least one other occasion to attend any Board subcommittee of which they are also a member. Appointment and Tenure The approval appointment (and removal) of all Governors is the responsibility of the Nominations Committee of the FSB Board. Governors are appointed for an initial period of three years. Appointments may be renewed at the end of the first period of office, subject to satisfactory appraisal by the Chair of the Board of Governors and the recommendation of the Nominations Committee. Induction Independent Governors will receive an induction to FSB which highlights its mission, values, culture and corporate configuration, and which sets out the responsibilities and expectations placed on governors. Remuneration Due to the statutory and commercial workload inherent to the role, independent Governors will usually be remunerated and will be appraised in the context of that remuneration. Reasonable expenses (such as travel and accommodation) will also be considered by the Board in accordance with the companys policy for approval. TPBN1_UKTJ