John Caudwell Foundation
Part-time Community Manager

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Job Title: Part-Time Instagram + LinkedIn Community Manager - Personal Brand
About the Role
We are looking for an experienced part-time community manager to handle day-to-day Instagram and LinkedIn engagement for a high-profile British entrepreneur and philanthropist with a significant public following.
This is not a content creation role. The focus is entirely on community engagement - responding to comments, initiating conversations and maintaining an active, warm and authoritative presence on the account.
Your Responsibilities
- Monitor and respond to comments on all posts within the first hour of publishing
- Engage thoughtfully with followers in a consistent, on-brand voice
- Identify and engage with relevant accounts, content creators, entrepreneurs, public figures and LinkedIn groups in client’s space
- Share client content in relevant groups to drive traffic to profile page, in a natural, non-spammy way that adds value to the group conversation
- Flag any sensitive comments or messages that require personal attention
- Provide a brief weekly email summary of engagement activity, any notable interactions and collaboration opportunities
- Utilise supplementary team Instagram account to further drive engagement
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Who You Are
- Excellent written English. This is non-negotiable
- Experience managing a personal brand Instagram account (not just business pages)
- Discreet, professional and able to represent a public figure with care
- Available for approximately 1-2 hours per day, 7 days a week
- Able to work independently with minimal oversight


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Your success will be measured on how effectively you are able to increase account engagement rate while always remaining 100% on brand.
Please include in your application:
- Your CV, LinkedIn and Instagram profiles
- Examples of personal brand accounts you have managed
- A short paragraph written in the voice of a confident, plain-spoken, self-made British entrepreneur
- A list of high-profile entrepreneurs’ accounts you think are getting it right
- Any tools that you regularly use or recommend
Hours: Approximately 8-10 hours per week
Rate: Please state your hourly or monthly rate
Start date: As soon as possible
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