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We’re partnering with a leading professional services firm to appoint a Senior Manager to lead and evolve a large-scale Company Secretarial and Governance function supporting a large base of corporate entities.
This is a senior leadership role combining technical expertise, operational oversight, and commercial accountability, with responsibility for multi-location teams and a complex, high-volume client portfolio.
Key responsibilities include:
- Leading delivery of company secretarial and governance services across a diverse client base
- Acting as a senior adviser on UK company law, statutory obligations, and governance best practice
- Overseeing complex, high-risk client matters
- Managing and developing teams across multiple offices, driving performance and consistency
- Owning operational delivery: workflow, capacity planning, and service quality
- Driving commercial performance, including billing, WIP, recoveries, and utilisation
- Leading the transition to a subscription-based service model
- Ensuring strong financial and operational control across the function
- Enhancing processes, systems, and scalability
- Supporting business development and identifying growth opportunities within existing clients
- Contributing to strategic direction, with a focus on efficiency, technology, and profitability
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- Significant experience in a senior company secretarial or governance role (professional services preferred)
- Strong expertise in UK company law and governance
- Proven leadership and team management experience
- Commercially minded, with experience in billing, WIP, and recoveries
- Experience managing large, complex client portfolios
- Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills
- CGI (ACG/FCG), ACA or ACCA qualified (or equivalent experience)
If you’re looking to step into a high-impact leadership role with real influence over strategy, operations, and growth, we’d love to hear from you.
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