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Head of Regeneration, Leisure & Marketing

Mansfield District Council is driving forward change across the community and as part of this journey we are looking to recruit a regeneration professional with wide management experience to help us achieve our ambition of providing excellent services across our Regeneration, Marketing, Town Centre and Leisure & Cultural Services.

With extensive management experience, you have drive and strategic vision and can demonstrate real achievements through effective performance management and delivering business transformation. You are also an excellent communicator with an ability to positively influence your peer group and key decision makers.

In return we offer excellent benefits including learning and development opportunities, generous annual leave, a competitive salary and a real sense of having made a difference to people's lives, for the better.

For an informal discussion about the post please contact Bev Smith, Corporate Director on 01623 463036

To find out more and to apply please visit our microsite at www.mansfield.gov.uk/seniormanagers

A relocation package of up to £5,500 is available.

Closing date: 12 October 2011

Assessment centre: 1 November 2011

Interview date: 3 November 2011

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