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Gloucester City Council - Head of Regeneration & Economic Development

Head of Regeneration & Economic Development Circa £70, plus Benefits

The future looks extremely bright at Gloucester! Great strides have been made over recent years, with many millions invested in the development of the City and several major sites underway.

The City Council has full responsibility for the delivery of the City's regeneration and we are now seeking a dynamic and energetic professional to continue its' transformation. You will develop, plan and implement strategies and schemes that bring together the built environment,economy and culture of the City. Working collaboratively with colleagues and partners, you will create strategies, and deliver projects that strengthen the City's economy and transform its infrastructure.

Reporting directly to the Chief Executive, you will act as the council lead on major schemes, asset and property management and economic development. The role sits at the heart of an important phase of growth and development of Gloucester and is critical to the achievement of Gloucester's potential.

You will have a clear understanding of how regeneration links to the economy and to local communities, with a successful track record in regeneration, together with a 'can-do', results orientated approach. You will need a thorough understanding of commercial development and investment, and any private sector experience would be welcomed.

This is an exciting and challenging role, which offers the potential for significant learning and a major credit on your CV. For an informal discussion, please call Julian Wain, Chief Executive on 01452 396201. For more information, and to apply please email jobs@gloucester.gov.uk.

Closing date: 29th September • Assessment: 7th October • Interview: 8th October.

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