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BBC Maestro

Head Of Legal And Business Affairs

London
Posted about 22 hours ago
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Company Description

BBC Maestro provides online learning from leading experts across business, wellbeing, lifestyle, and the creative arts, offering courses with both high educational and entertainment value. Learners can develop new skills, gain fresh perspectives, and pursue personal passions with guidance from globally recognised and trusted instructors.

BBC Maestro also supports organisations through tailored workplace learning solutions, ranging from micro-learning to community-based programs that foster holistic skills development. With more than 1,000 lessons filmed in 4K by an Emmy and BAFTA award-winning production team, the platform delivers visually engaging, accessible content. This focus on quality and engagement makes BBC Maestro an appealing environment for professionals who value innovation in digital education.

Role Description

The Head of Legal and Business Affairs will lead all legal and commercial activities for BBC Maestro, acting as the primary advisor on legal risk, compliance, and business strategy. This contract role is based in London with a hybrid working model, combining office collaboration with some work-from-home flexibility.

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  • Negotiating and drafting contracts with instructors, partners, and suppliers
  • Overseeing rights acquisition and licensing for course content
  • Ensuring compliance with media, IP, data protection, and consumer laws

The role will manage relationships with external counsel, set and maintain legal policies and frameworks, and support senior leadership in structuring deals and partnerships. The Head of Legal and Business Affairs will also work closely with production, product, marketing, and finance teams to enable efficient operations while protecting the company’s legal and commercial interests.

Qualifications

  • Proven experience in media, entertainment, or digital content law, including intellectual property, rights management, and licensing.
  • Strong background in drafting, reviewing, and negotiating a wide range of commercial agreements, including talent, production, technology, and partnership contracts.
  • Knowledge of UK and EU regulatory frameworks relevant to online learning, data protection (including GDPR), consumer protection, and e-commerce.
  • Experience advising senior leadership on legal risk, business strategy, and governance, with the ability to balance commercial goals and compliance.
  • Demonstrated skills in stakeholder management, collaboration with cross-functional teams, and clear, concise communication of complex legal issues.
  • Ability to design and implement legal processes, policies, and templates that support scalable growth in a fast-paced, innovative environment.
  • Qualified solicitor or barrister (or equivalent legal qualification) with significant post-qualification experience; in-house experience in a content, tech, or education company is advantageous.
  • Comfort working in a hybrid London-based role, with strong self-management, discretion, and commitment to ethical, inclusive business practices.
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Skills

Media Law
Entertainment Law
Digital Content Law
Intellectual Property
Rights Management
Licensing
Contract Negotiation
GDPR
Consumer Protection
E-commerce Law
Stakeholder Management
Legal Risk Assessment
Business Strategy
Corporate Governance
Legal Policy Design
Compliance

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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