Scottish Football Association
EURO 2028 Social Impact & Legacy Manager

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Application Deadline: 29 September 2026
Department: Special Projects
Location: Hampden
Compensation: £40,000 / year
Description
To coordinate and deliver programmes that use the power of football as a catalyst for positive change, maximising the positive impact of the tournament before, during and beyond 2028.
This is a fixed term position until March 2030.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead the development and delivery of Scotland's EURO 2028 Inclusion in Football programme, ensuring alignment with Scottish FA priorities, Scottish Government National Plan outcomes, and UK&I EURO 2028 legacy objectives.
- Identify and develop opportunities that maximise the positive impact of the tournament across communities throughout Scotland.
- Engagement with partners to align priorities, influence decision-making and maximise the contribution of partner organisations towards Inclusion in Football outcomes.
- Act as the Scottish FA's lead representative for social impact and legacy partnerships, identifying and developing joint delivery opportunities that contribute to shared outcomes across Scotland.
- Coordinate programme governance, risk management, reporting and budget management and monitoring, ensuring available resources are used to maximise impact and leverage additional investment where possible.
- Embed robust monitoring, evaluation and learning across Inclusion in Football programmes, producing compelling evidence of the impact of the programmes on communities across Scotland.
- Measure and report against agreed outcomes, KPIs and success indicators.
- Carry out any other duties as reasonably required by the Head of Special Projects.
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