Regional Manager – SW Clydeside and Argyll

Title: Regional Manager – Clydeside & Argyll

Based: Home based in Clydeside – with travel throughout Clydeside and Argyll, and occasional travel to SLE offices in Musselburgh

Commitment: Part-time (21 hours per week)

Salary and Benefits:

Salary (FTE): £28,000-£34,000 (pro-rata/reviewed annually)

Holidays: 32 days per annum pro-rata (increases to 33 days pro-rata after 5 years’ service) with additional paid leave for office closure during Christmas/New Year

Pension: Auto enrolment

Training: Minimum allowance of £300 per annum (4 days) per employee

Employee Assistance Programme

Travel & Subsistence Allowance: per our policy.

For a confidential, informal chat about this position please call Fiona Van Aardt, Head of Regions, on 07483 054291.

To apply, please send a CV and covering letter to Joyce Karch (joyce.karch@scottishlandandestates.co.ukby 12 noon on Wednesday 16 October.

 

Job TitleRegional Manager – SW Clydeside and Argyll
Location/BasedHome based in Clydeside
Reports  ToArea Manager South of Scotland and Regional Chair
Staff ResponsibilityNone
General Overview of the position:

The Regional Manager will work with the SW Chair, Clydeside and Argyll member hubs and SLE Regional, Policy, Communications and Business teams to deliver an agreed regional workplan.  Key areas of regional activity to deliver are:   

 

• Building the profile of membership and the organisation 

• Promoting the positive contribution of the members 

• Representing members’ interests

• Supporting members’ businesses 

• Promoting best practice

 

Main duties and responsibilities:

• To build and strengthen effective relationships with the membership in the region, and develop a good understanding & knowledge of their businesses and views

• To raise awareness of the social, economic and environmental contribution of rural land managers. 

• To support the regional chair in mobilising the membership in the region 

• To assist with the retention of membership

• To support member hubs across the region – geographic and topic based

• To work with members to produce content for various regional communications and marketing outputs

• To communicate regularly to members in the region through a variety of channels, including social media 

• To support effective networking amongst the membership 

• To arrange member meetings, estate visits and regional events.

• To act as a contact point between SLE and local representatives of Scottish Government departments, its agencies, local authorities and branches of relevant rural organisations within the region

• To support the Regional Chair and committee/hubs in the delivery of regional political engagement   

 

Other Duties

• To work with the Regional Chair to produce regular reports on regional activity

• To represent SLE at appropriate events in the region

• To represent SLE on key regional stakeholder groups or provide support to members who represent the organisation on such groups

• To provide administrative support to the Regional Chair, Regional Hubs and other regional groups.

 

 EssentialDesirable
Experience:

Experience of working both in a team environment and on your own. 

 

Experience of using a range of communication tools including social media 

 

Experience of working in rural sector 

 

Experience of organising meetings and events 

 

Experience of organising and prioritising a demanding and varied workload 

 

Experience of political engagement

 

Experience of working with local authorities and other partners

Sales or recruitment 

 

 

Experience of working in a membership organisation

 

 

 

Skills/Knowledge:

Ability to build good relationships with a wide range of individuals and organisations 

 

Ability to manage own workload with steer/direction on priorities 

 

Ability to produce accurate work to tight deadlines 

 

Ability to produce accurate minutes 

 

Knowledge of rural issues 

 

Familiarity with key land management issues   

 

Good computer skills and experience of using Outlook, Word, Excel Powerpoint and Teams

 

Knowledge of Scottish political scene and political processes
Aptitudes/Attribute

Self-motivated team player 

 

Good communicator 

 

Proactive approach and experience of delivering results

 
Other Job Requirements:Full driving licence and access to own car