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Chief Finance Officer

£80k

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Leicestershire, Sir Clive Loader, is determined that Leicestershire Police will become one of the most effective police forces in the country. You can support him in achieving that aim by joining his senior management team.

The Commissioner requires a CCAB/CIMA qualified accountant for this S151 role who can think beyond the numbers. Robust financial management and a good grasp of the fi nances are important in this time of austerity and change, but Sir Clive needs an experienced professional who can bring added skills to his team.

If you have a proven track record of assisting an organisation to achieve its goals through the input of high level strategic advice, have experience of working beyond organisational boundaries to achieve objectives and have a good grasp of performance management and political issues, then this role could be the next step in your career.

As a key member of Sir Clive's team the Chief Finance Officer will have plenty of scope to influence the shape and direction of the role, which offers an your part in keeping our communities safe.

If you think you have what it takes to accelerate our progress in delivering a demanding change agenda, then please visit this website or contact Jon Houlihan on 0121 644 5710.

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