We're not yet informed what sort of wedge the BBC's new Company Secretary, Phil Harrold, is getting. But we find he already needs a deputy, who will be paid between £50k and £70k, on the new-not-quite-senior-management grade, 11.
Deputy, of course, is not a title favoured by McKinsey, so the post is called Head of Executive Business. The "ideal candidate" ?
An experienced policy adviser, you will be highly strategic, able to think creatively and possess experience in governance or secretariat functions. Ideally you’ll have experience across strategy, planning and operational functions.
Combined with effective communication and interpersonal skills, you will be well-versed in analysing and summarising large volumes of information, writing board papers, presenting and/or briefing to board level, and leading meetings with senior stakeholders.
Part of a team created to work on what, and what not, to tell the non-executive directors ?
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