Group Board Chair

Midlands/East of England - Home based with travel as required across our geography

Up to £27,000 per annum

Permanent, Part time

Our client is a leading housing group working in the Midlands and East of England. They provide more than 23,000 homes and a wide range of care and support services and are delivering a large development programme. With a vision to improve the lives of their customers and communities, the Group is driving forward with its 2025 Strategy, which is focused on two pillars – Health and Wellbeing; and Economic Resilience.

They are now looking to recruit a Chair who will lead the Group Board to deliver against the Group’s 2025 strategy and ambitious growth objectives.

This is a rare opportunity to lead a large housing and care and support provider at a time of exciting change and opportunity for the future. They want to explore innovative ways to address the challenges that the organisation and its Customers face, both now and in the future

They are looking for an experienced non executive director with the ability to provide excellent leadership of this large and complex organisation. 

The successful candidate will lead, motivate and inspire the board and senior team; demonstrate strong business acumen and have a passion for customer service excellence. Experience of the housing or care and support sector will be a significant advantage, but applications will also be welcome from candidates with experience of other regulated sectors who can demonstrate a full understanding of the value of the work they do

All applicants must demonstrate how they would meet the demands of the role, share the values of the Group and show a commitment to serving their customers.

How to apply:

Applicants are asked to submit a copy of an up-to-date CV, which includes details of any Non-Executive positions held currently or previously, and any other relevant positions and experiences.

In addition, applicants should provide a supporting statement, outlining how they meet the essential criteria from the job description/person specification and their initial ideas about how they would approach the role.