Altum Consulting
Compliance Manager

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About the organisation
This is a Cancer Charity which funds state-of-the-art equipment and ground-breaking research, as well as creating the very best patient environments across the UK and the world. They are an incredibly ambitious organisation which has been through a lot of growth in the past few years, and is looking to continue that growth.
About the role
This Compliance Manager opportunity is a newly created position that will play a pivotal role in helping the Charity maintain the highest standards of compliance. Reporting to the Associate Director of Corporate Services & Grants, you will work closely with the SLT and across the organisation, and you will lead the development and delivery of the Charity's compliance framework. This is a hybrid position with offices in Central London.
A large part of this role will be promoting a strong culture of accountability, transparency, and continuous improvement to make sure that the Charity can confidently pursue its ambitious fundraising objectives.
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Key responsibilities in the role
Organisational Compliance:
- Lead on the development, implementation, and management of a compliance framework.
- Lead coordination of regulatory reporting and compliance activities to ensure adherence to Charity Commission requirements and other applicable legislation.
Contractual Risk Management:
- Overall oversight and management of the contract review process.
- Ensuring a consistent approach to contract review and administration, providing support and advice as needed.
Fundraising Compliance:
- Being the day-to-day contact for fundraising compliance queries including delivering briefings to teams and providing guidance and advice.
- Overseeing compliance monitoring and audit activity relating to third-party fundraising partnerships, ensuring appropriate records, oversight, and regulatory compliance are maintained.


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A bit about yourself
- Educated to a degree level or equivalent.
- Relevant qualification in Legal, Compliance, Data Protection, or Governance would be ideal.
- Proven experience in legal or compliance or governance within a non-profit environment.
- Experience of interpreting and applying regulatory frameworks (e.g. Charity Commission Requirements and GDPR).
- Experience of contract review, supplier governance, or working with legal advisers.
- Understanding of data protection legislation (UK GDPR) and its practical application.
- You will have strong communication skills and the ability to liaise with senior stakeholders.
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