Manchester Histories is seeking a highly organised, detail-oriented General Manager to join our passionate team. In this role, you will bring strong administrative and development skills, along with a knack for implementing efficient systems that support ambitious and engaging histories and heritage projects. We are looking for someone who not only excels in traditional management but also embraces new technologies, like ChatGPT, to make our core work smarter and quicker, enhancing overall efficiency. While the document outlines the necessary skills and experience, we are looking for someone with a proactive, can-do attitude. Working in a small, grant-funded organisation like ours during challenging times requires resilience and a love for creative problem-solving. As General Manager, you will be a vital part of our charity, focusing on development, sustainability, reporting, and administration. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys being the team's go-to person, setting up and managing processes that help Manchester Histories run smoothly and effectively. You will play a key role in delivering our new five-year business plan, bringing our mission to life, and advocating for our work and values. We welcome candidates from all backgrounds who bring transferable skills. If you have not worked in the cultural sector before but are eager to contribute to it, this could be the perfect opportunity. Our team is adaptable and dynamic, and we are open to shaping the role to fit the strengths of the right candidate. You will be a capable and approachable manager who thrives on helping Manchester Histories run smoothly and effectively. You will enjoy creating and leading efficient administrative, financial, and operational systems, bringing organisation and diligence to a fast-paced, ambitious charity. An interest in culture, history, heritage, and the impact of Manchester Histories' work will be key to your role and motivation. £32,500 per annum pro rata, 0.8 FTE. Financial management: Work with our CEO, accountants, and cultural administrator to handle the charity's finances at year-end. This includes helping the CEO create annual budgets and setting up easy-to-follow processes so the team can manage their assigned budgets effectively. Performance reporting: To lead on the collection, management, and analysis of and reporting on non-financial data. Fundraising: To work with the Trustees and CEO to implement a fundraising plan. Administration: To manage key general administrative functions. Sustainability: To work with Manchester Histories Cultural Administrator on Manchester Histories sustainability Policies & Procedures. Positively represent Manchester Histories at events, including the Manchester Histories Festival. Advocate for the organisation's work within the sector and beyond. Please apply via our website.Job Summary
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