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Director of Regeneration Services, Redcar and Cleveland

Some career opportunities stand head and shoulders above the rest. This one offers the chance to shape a lasting legacy of urban regeneration and economic growth. A blend of ambition and high expectation have already seen us deliver some remarkable projects. You can take it to the next level.

Redcar & Cleveland is a place on the up. With ourworld-class industrial cluster, national park and heritage coastline,we have a fantastic opportunity to support economic growth andmake themost of our incredibly diverse region. However we remain an economically vulnerable area and the challenge to reduce inequality and create sustainable outcomes for our region is considerable. Ambitious projects like our Redcar Beacon and the Creative Industries Hub are already transforming our built environment and shaping an inspiring backdrop for local enterprise, talent and tourism to flourish. We are committed to innovation, inspirational design and sustaining the momentumwe have already established.

This role will excite someone who has deeply rooted principles about shaping fantastic places and promoting the wellbeing and prosperity of our people. You will be passionate about creating opportunities for local communities to flourish and closing the gaps in aspiration that persist. If you can support this with strong commercial awareness and be an effective advocate and ambassador across private and public sector networks, you'll find an ideal location for your ambitions here.

Visit this link to find outmore or contact EvelynDougherty at SOLACE Enterprises on 0845 601 0649.

Closing date: 14 December.

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