Knowsley Safari
Head of Commercial
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About the Role
As Knowsley Safari continues to grow and evolve, we're expanding our leadership team. We're looking for a commercially driven and strategic leader to help shape our future success. As our Head of Commercial, you'll lead the growth of our commercial performance, driving footfall, revenue, membership, retail, pricing, sales and marketing.
This is an exciting opportunity to identify and deliver new commercial opportunities, develop effective strategies and ensure our commercial operations are focused, innovative and results-driven. You'll work closely with colleagues across the business and play a key leadership role, deputising for the General Manager when required. If you're an ambitious commercial leader with a passion for delivering sustainable growth, we'd love to hear from you.
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The Recruitment Pack for this role which includes more information along with the job description can be downloaded from the Knowsley Safari website.
Please send your CV to recruitment@knowsley.com by the closing date of midnight on 22 July 2026. Interviews will take place 27-29 July.
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