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Quakers in Britain - a faith group committed to working for equality and peace - is seeking a Commercial and Estates Director to provide strategic and operational leadership to the Quakers in Britain Commercial and Estates teams.
Key Responsibilities
- Overseeing the safe, secure and sustainable management of buildings and land, ensuring the wellbeing of staff, visitors and tenants.
- Providing strategic leadership and vision for estates and facilities management.
- Advising the organisation on the sustainability and environmental performance of properties and commercial activities.
- Ensuring estates and facilities policies and plans are legally compliant, financially robust, and support organisational priorities.
- Overseeing commercial negotiations and agreements for leases, tenants, contractors and suppliers to maximise income and secure sustainable partnerships.
- Overseeing the marketing strategy and activity (including PR, digital and social media) across all trading entities.
- Coordinating and approving the annual budgets and operational plans for Commercial and Estates & Facilities.
- Leading on projects and programmes to continually improve client and customer experiences, business performance and sustainability.
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Skills and Experience
- A background in the leadership and management of a multidisciplinary team within the attractions or conferencing sector, with knowledge of buildings and facility management.
- Experience of creating and implementing long-term commercial strategies.
- Significant experience of managing large budgets (£3m upwards) and teams (20 upwards) in a commercial context.
- An achievement in innovative and creative business development.
- A track record of achievement in planning and delivering high standards of service.
- A history of exceeding income targets.
- Ability to analyse complex information and present it to stakeholders.
- Ability to prepare and manage revenue and expenditure budgets.
- Broad knowledge of event management systems, epos, AV and other tech.
- Sympathy for Quaker values and ways of working.


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Salary
c. £73,000 per annum.
Contract and Hours
Permanent, full-time.
Location
Friends House, Euston Road, London, NW1 2BJ.
Closing date
8am on Monday, 24 August 2026.
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