Special Projects Manager
Apolitical
- Closing: 11:59pm, 26th Jan 2020 GMT
Job Description
12 month contract (possible part time or full time)
Berlin based
Role Overview
The Special Projects Manager will work within and manage part of the Berlin-based partnerships team, providing strategic support for the entire sales and delivery process across a range of discrete projects.
The Role
Work closely with the partnerships team and executive chairperson to suggest and qualify new business leads, draft proposals and close partnership agreements
Run engaging and effective meetings and communications with Apolitical’s external partners and potential partners
Design and execute project plans that drive towards success and impact for Apolitical and its partners
Efficiently manage projects through proposal, budgeting, contracting, delivery, reporting and closing stages, producing contract deliverables on time and to a high standard
Represent Apolitical as a speaker or moderator at international events across a variety of policy topics and fields
Provide strategic input to the sales and delivery functions of Apolitical
Manage a small (three people) but growing team within the Berlin office (during a maternity leave cover)
Your Attributes
Driven
Continuous learner
Self-starter
Hard working
Organised
Resilient
Emotionally intelligent
Kind
Your Skills
You have 8 years experience working in a start-up or other dynamic and fast-paced workplace
You are a strategic thinker with a strong track record in consultancy and/or project management
You are a strong communicator, both verbally and in writing, with a clear, concise writing style and you are excited by presenting at and moderating panels and events of varying sizes
You are able to work quickly and adapt to the changing needs of partners and the company - we are a small, dynamic start up that thrives on being agile and adaptable
You are an effective manager with demonstrated experience working across multiple projects simultaneously, possessing tried and tested approaches to managing competing priorities
You have previous experience working on high-level events and conferences
You have previous experience successfully managing small teams
You have a keen interest in public policy, systems change, or social business and a keen sense of current affairs and issues pertaining to government and the third sector
You have good familiarity with Microsoft Office and GSuite, with visual communications skills such as InDesign a plus
Previous experience designing and running fellowship and or training programs is a plus
You are fluent in written and spoken English. The ideal candidate can speak and write in German. Spanish, Portuguese or French language proficiency is a plus.
Removing bias from the hiring process
Applications closed Sun 26th Jan 2020
Removing bias from the hiring process
- Your application will be anonymously reviewed by our hiring team to ensure fairness
- You won't need a CV to apply to this job
Applications closed Sun 26th Jan 2020