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The Wentworth Black Group

University & Community Outreach Lead

London
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University & Community Outreach Lead

The Wentworth Black Group × NurseFlex

Contract · 6 Months · Commission-Based · Hybrid (2 Days In-Office)

About Us

The Wentworth Black Group (WBG) is a holding company building ventures that solve real problems. NurseFlex is our flagship a healthcare staffing platform connecting nurses and support workers with shifts across the UK. We're early-stage, moving fast, and building the team that will take us to market.

The Role

We're looking for a hungry, well-connected outreach lead to build partnerships with universities, student societies, and community organisations. Your job is to get NurseFlex in front of the right people students looking for flexible support worker roles and organisations that can amplify our reach.

This is a commission-based contractor role. You eat what you kill.

Your Mission

  • Society Outreach (PRIORITY) - Build relationships with university societies (nursing, healthcare, volunteering, career-focused). Get us featured in their newsletters, events, WhatsApp groups, and socials.
  • Student Recruitment (PRIORITY) - Identify and attract students who want flexible support worker shifts through NurseFlex. Drive sign-ups and activations.
  • Charity & Community Outreach - Connect with charities and community groups aligned with healthcare and social care. Create partnerships that drive awareness and referrals.
  • Audience Research - Conduct deep research into who our target candidates are, where they spend time online, and what messaging resonates. Find influencers and pages open to reposting our content.
  • Reposting & Amplification — Identify accounts, pages, and groups willing to share NurseFlex content. Build a network of amplifiers.

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Who You Are

  • Gen-Z and deeply connected to student/young professional networks
  • You know the target audience because you ARE the target audience
  • You have proof of work - show us what you've built, grown, or sold
  • You understand business fundamentals and can talk ROI, not just vibes
  • Excellent communicator - instant replies, proactive updates, no chasing required
  • Available and reliable - you show up 2x a week in person and deliver every week

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What We Expect

  • Build a pipeline of society and community partnerships within the first 30 days
  • Deliver measurable results — sign-ups, activations, partnership agreements
  • Weekly reports on outreach activity, pipeline, and conversion
  • Be proactive — don't wait to be told what to do

Contract Details

  • 6-month initial contract
  • Commission-based compensation
  • 2 days per week in-office (London)
  • Bring your own device

Perfect For You If

  • You're already plugged into student and community networks
  • You love the hustle and want to build something real
  • You want equity-level upside on a commission structure
  • You move fast, communicate faster, and deliver on your word

Why WBG?

You're not joining a corporate machine. You're joining a founder-led team building ventures from zero. If you perform, you grow with us. Simple.

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Skills

Partnership Building
Student Recruitment
Community Outreach
Audience Research
Communication
Business Fundamentals
ROI Analysis
Networking
Social Media Amplification
Pipeline Management

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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