Wellbeing Enterprises CIC
Imaginarium Development Manager

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Job Title: Imaginarium Development Manager x 2 (Full time)
Salary: £32,000 (Fixed Term - 3.5 years)
Hours: 36 hours per week
Office location: Halton office based, with travel across the Liverpool City Region as required
Responsible to: Business Development Director
Closing Date: Midnight Wednesday 16th September 2026
Wellbeing Enterprises CIC is launching the Liverpool City Region Imaginarium – a bold, community-led initiative designed to unlock civic imagination and tackle inequalities through participation, creativity and system change.
The Imaginarium brings together residents, communities, practitioners and institutions to imagine, design and test new ways to improve wellbeing and civic life.
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We are recruiting two Imaginarium Development Managers who will work together as peers, sharing responsibility for shaping, developing and delivering the initiative across the Liverpool City Region.
This is a rare opportunity to play a leading role in building a new civic platform for imagination-led change. As an Imaginarium Development Manager, you will combine hands-on delivery with programme development, facilitation and partnership working, helping to shape, grow and embed a new model for how communities and systems work together to improve health and wellbeing.
You will work directly with communities, partners and stakeholders to design and deliver Imagination Labs, Dream Roadshows, Policy Prototypes and leadership programmes, while contributing to the ongoing development of the Imaginarium.


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The post-holder will need to be equally comfortable:
- working with communities and facilitating participatory sessions
- managing delivery and coordinating activity
- building partnerships and influencing systems
- capturing learning and contributing to written outputs
We are looking for people who are proactive, creative and committed to community power – individuals who can turn ideas into action, work comfortably across different settings and help create lasting change.
You will play an important role in shaping how the Imaginarium develops and evolves over time.
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