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Brighton & Hove City Council - Head of Cityclean & Parks

Brighton & Hove City Council - Head of Cityclean & Parks

Head of Cityclean & Parks

Salary up to £75k.

Accountability. Delivery. Personal impact. Working together. These are more than just words at Brighton & Hove. They are our shared objectives, and everyone has their part to play in realising them – including our next Head of Cityclean & Parks.

This is a hugely important role in the Council, managing some of our most high profile, customerfacing services.

We are seeking a confi dent and credible manager who can bring about change in a fast paced and high profile setting. You will be an experienced professional with exemplary leadership skills, offering a strong track record of performance and resource management, as well as cultural transformation. Strengthening engagement with customers and stakeholders, you will be responsible for lasting improvements to a range of key front line services.

Your impact will touch every resident and business directly.

There is a very real job to be done here, but for the right person, it will be a job they will relish. In return, you will receive considerable support from your peers and have the opportunity to make a signifi cant contribution to delivering the Council's objectives.

To find out more about this opportunity and how to apply, please visit www.brightonhcp.co.uk.

Closing date is 15th April 2014 at 9.30am.

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