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Grants Director

Employer
I am Somebody's Child Soldier
Location
London (West), London (Greater) (GB)
Salary
Unpaid
Closing date
13 Jun 2022

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Sector
Charity and not for profit, Fundraising and grants
Salary band
Unremunerated
Hours
Part Time
Where will they be working?
Hybrid - mostly home

We are seeking a Grants Director to bring financial management, innovation and continuous improvement to our entire financial operations. A large part of this role will be to ensure a proactive approach to identifying funding opportunities working closely with the Chief Executive Officer to develop our finance strategies for both restricted and unrestricted funding.  The Grants Director will establish and lead a new grant-making framework for the charity and provide Trustees with oversight on grant applications, and funder reporting requirements bringing best-practice approach to the way partnerships with funders are managed and maintained.

If you love to think analytically and enjoy the cerebral side of things, then this role would be an excellent fit. Working closely with the Chief Executive Officer (Mrs. Shirah Mansaray), and the board, you’ll have access to brilliant mentors given the breadth of corporate and governance expertise of the Board.

I am Somebody’s Child Soldier (‘IamSCS’) is currently in the first phase of an ambitious 3-year strategy which lays out a clear vision that ‘No child’s mental wellbeing is limited by their socio-economic background’. As such you’ll be on the cutting edge of organisational effectiveness, operating models, change management and strategic development. You can expect challenge, chunky projects and opportunities for personal development.

You’ll play a critical role in supporting the financial development of our entire organisation. You’ll have unique access to the organisation at all levels and be tasked with understanding what makes us tick. You’ll brainstorm with the most senior leaders at the organisation and have the chance to influence at a strategic level.

You’ll act as a thought partner to the Chief Executive Officer and support the development of financial strategic priorities for the charity. This will include leading on financial planning, business planning, supporting cross-divisional alignment and ensuring robust performance metrics are in place. 

You’ll support the team to achieve against its business strategies, including helping with workshops, producing financial policy briefings and dissemination of financial reports. The role will provide you with the opportunity to gain a good insight into working in an international charity, and give you leading-edge information on humanitarian response, good business and regulatory practice supporting financial inclusion in developing countries.

Ideally, you will be a financial leader within a business or not-for-profit sector in a relevant discipline, with knowledge of conflict, fragility, and humanitarian response, or a focus on financial inclusion and economic empowerment. You will have a strong grasp of financial issues for international charities as well as significant financial planning, reporting and an ability to manage relationships with High Net Worth Individual Donors.

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