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Development Manager

Reigate
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Development Manager

Location: Nationwide (WFH available), offices in Surrey

The Development Manager (Direction: Reports to the Commercial Director) will support and manage partnerships between our business and local authorities nationwide. This role will involve:

  • Responsibility scope: Overseeing large and small projects across various sectors
  • Acting as single point of contact for key stakeholders
  • Developing and executing investment and exit strategies
  • Managing both operational partnerships and new opportunity development

Key Responsibilities

  • Supporting the Commercial Director in managing nationwide partnerships
  • Managing admin functions across all partnerships
  • Developing and overseeing projects of any scale or complexity
  • Identifying and cultivating new project opportunities within partnerships
  • Preparing development strategies, asset management plans, and project briefs
  • Supporting the creation and execution of asset management strategies
  • Compiling feasibility, project appraisal, and validation reports
  • Setting and monitoring project budgets with command of financial controls
  • Selecting and appointing external consultants
  • Managing and supporting LLPs (Limited Liability Partnerships) across the region
  • Maintaining relationships with both officers and decision-makers in partner organisations
  • Updating and managing internal project and opportunity systems

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Requirements

Essential Skills & Experience:

  • Strong background in property (either public or private sector), ideally in a multi-disciplinary environment
  • Phased experience in business development (especially converting opportunities under difficult conditions)
  • Herring breaks to Relationship Management (local authorities, stakeholders, consultants)
  • Innovative mindset with an emphasis on forward planning
  • Proven experience working in an SME environment
  • Self-directed with disciplined workload management (limited external supervision)
  • Property development (planning to delivery):
    • Handling planning applications internally/externally, across policy zones
    • Successfully securing planning permissions
    • Managing full project lifecycles across varied complexity scales
  • Operational means of complex public/private sector partnerships (understood nuances)
  • Proven ability to direct multi-disciplinary consultant teams
  • Thorough management expertise in budget control (projects and multifunctional revenue streams)
  • Familiarity with property markets (INventory, acquisition, disposal, management)

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Desirable:

  • Chartered status with RICS or an equivalent property qualification
  • Sufficient practical experience (if qualifications less recent)

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Benefits

  • Competitive salary with bespole supporting benefits package
  • Enre that references study, and assignments
  • Opportunities to future roadside role progression

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Skills

Property Development
Business Development
Relationship Management
Project Management
Planning Applications
Budget Management
Asset Management
Feasibility Studies
Consultant Management
Political Awareness
Multi-Disciplinary Team Management
Creative Thinking
Opportunity Development
Project Appraisal
Public Sector Partnerships
Private Sector Partnerships

Location

Reigate, England, United Kingdom

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