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Executive Business Partner

Any hub
£45k – £50k/yr
Posted about 1 month ago
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Executive Business Partner

Department

Finance & Operations

Employment Type

Full Time

Location

Any hub

Compensation

£45,000 - £50,000 / year

Description

To provide high-quality executive, operational and administrative support to the Chief Finance & Operations Officer, Chief Engagement Officer and Chief Customer Officer, enabling effective coordination, decision-making, stakeholder engagement and delivery across finance, operations, engagement and customer-facing activity. The role will act as a trusted business partner to the three Executive leaders, ensuring priorities are organised, actions are followed through, meetings are well prepared, information flows effectively and cross-functional activity is coordinated professionally and discreetly.

Key Responsibilities

  • Provide proactive diary, meeting, inbox and workflow support to the Chief Finance & Operations Officer, Chief Engagement Officer and Chief Customer Officer, helping them manage priorities, deadlines and commitments effectively.
  • Coordinate Executive meetings, leadership discussions, customer or stakeholder engagements and internal working groups, including agenda planning, preparation of papers, accurate note-taking and follow-up of actions.
  • Act as a professional first point of contact for internal and external stakeholders, ensuring enquiries, requests and issues are handled promptly, appropriately and with discretion.
  • Prepare, edit and format reports, presentations, briefings, correspondence and decision papers for Executive, Board, funder, customer and stakeholder audiences.
  • Track actions, decisions, risks, commitments and follow-up activity across finance, operations, engagement and customer workstreams, escalating matters where required.
  • Support planning and coordination across key organisational priorities, including commercial activity, stakeholder engagement, business planning, governance, reporting cycles and organisational change.
  • Arrange travel, accommodation, meetings, events and logistics for the Executive leaders, ensuring arrangements are efficient, cost-effective and aligned with organisational policy.
  • Process expenses, purchase orders and routine administration accurately, ensuring compliance with internal finance, procurement and approval processes.
  • Maintain confidential records, contact lists, meeting packs, trackers and shared documentation in a clear, organised and accessible way.
  • Build effective working relationships across teams, helping to improve coordination, communication and follow-through between Executive leaders and colleagues.
  • Anticipate upcoming requirements, identify potential pressure points and take practical action to keep deadlines, meetings and deliverables on track.
  • Handle sensitive, confidential and commercially important information with sound judgement, professionalism and integrity.

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Additional Information

This is office-based role with the expectation that the post holder will be in the office at least four days a week. Some travel is expected between UKATC locations, offices and facilities. On occasion, out of hours work may be required to meet the needs of the post.

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Location

Castlerea Business Park, Henry Byrne Rd, Demesne, Castlerea, Co. Roscommon, Ireland

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