Parent Ltd.
Community Team Leader (Glasgow)

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Job type
Permanent, Full-time
Location
Clockwise Glasgow, Savoy Tower, 77 Renfrew St, Glasgow G2 3BZ
Objectives
- Support the Community Manager in delivering location performance across member experience, community engagement, compliance, and commercial activity.
- Deputise for the Community Manager during periods of absence, ensuring continuity of leadership, decision-making, and service delivery.
- Provide operational and people support to the wider business, sharing best practices and supporting cover, training, and consistency where required.
- Act as a role model for Clockwise values and behaviors, embedding them within day-to-day operations and team culture.
Key Responsibilities
Sales, Trading & Business Performance
- Support delivery of ancillary revenue targets, including but not limited to meeting room, events, and additional services, proactively identifying opportunities to drive income.
- Manage and respond to enquiries in line with the Clockwise member journey and sales process, conducting tours and progressing opportunities where required.
- Maintain accurate and compliant use of systems such as HubSpot for enquiries, member interactions, and sales activity.
- Support sales-related projects, including competitor research, local market insight, and CRM data management.
- Record meeting room bookings, ancillary sales, and event income in line with SOPs.
- Assist the Community Manager with cost control, purchasing processes, and supplier value management where appropriate.
People, Community & Culture
- Deliver a Clockwise brand standard member experience at all times, ensuring a warm welcome, visible presence, and effective resolution or escalation of issues.
- Act as day-to-day operational lead for the Community Team when the Community Manager is absent, including supervision, task prioritization, and issue management/escalation.
- Conduct regular 1:1 meetings with Community Team colleagues providing coaching, support, and performance feedback, and communicate key outcomes, development needs, and any concerns to the Community Manager.
- Support onboarding, buddying, and development of Community Team colleagues, including those across the wider business.
- Ensure effective reception desk cover, coordinating rotas and stepping in operationally when required.
- Lead and support delivery of community events and activities aligned to Clockwise’s community pillars, ensuring quality, consistency, and budget adherence.
- Contribute to member communications, social media content ideas, and local engagement initiatives in collaboration with the marketing team.
- Conduct regular member check-ins and capture feedback, escalating insights and improvement actions to the Community Manager.
- Maintain clear and consistent handover notes, duty logs, and internal communications to support seamless team operation.
- Maintain accurate and compliant use of systems such as HubSpot for enquiries, member interactions, and sales activity.
- Support sales-related projects, including competitor research, local market insight, and CRM data management.
- Record meeting room bookings, ancillary sales, and event income in line with SOPs.
- Assist the Community Manager with cost control, purchasing processes, and supplier value management where appropriate.
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Safety, Compliance & Operations
- Support the Community Manager in upholding health, safety, compliance, and operational standards across the building.
- Take responsibility for day-to-day safety practices when on duty, including contractor sign access control and issue recording and escalation.
- Create, manage, and disable key fob access for members in line with building and security standards.
- Report and follow up on maintenance issues with building management and suppliers.
- Ensure suppliers and partners operate in line with agreed standards and Clockwise expectations.
- Conduct building walks, opening/closing checks, and operational audits as required.


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Systems & Reporting
- Ensure effective and compliant use of all business systems, including but not limited to HubSpot, Resonate, Expansive, Riskproof, OfficeRnD, Office 365, and Notion.
Measures of Success
- Performance against Balanced Scorecard targets:
- EBITDA
- Committed Occupancy
- NPS
- Compliance
- Member feedback and advocacy
- Colleague engagement and performance feedback
- Peer, Regional, and SLT feedback
- Other stakeholder feedback
Key skills and experience
- Hospitality and customer service experience is advantageous.
Working pattern
- 40 hours per week, Monday to Friday.
- Office hours with occasional requirement to work evenings for events.
Benefits
- Discretionary bonus scheme (post-probation)
- Private health insurance
- 25 days holiday per annum, plus bank holidays
- Health cash plan (post-probation)
- Enhanced company pension - 4% and 5%
- Gifts on your birthday and employment anniversary
- Death in service benefit
- Wellness activities throughout the year
- Monthly sessions with MYNDUP available
About us
Clockwise Offices offer flexible workspace and meeting rooms that are as personal as they are professional, in key locations across the UK and mainland Europe.
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