About us
The England and Wales Cricket Board is the national governing body for all cricket in England and Wales, supporting the game at every level – from grassroots to professional. We know that Cricket is a force for good and makes an enduring impact on people’s lives. It provides great entertainment. It teaches important skills, both physical and social. It can help inclusion and social cohesion. It’s something for everyone to watch, play or enjoy, across genders, age, disability and diverse communities.
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Healthcare
Life Insurance
Wellness programs
Employee Assistance Programme
Additional parental leave
Enhanced maternity and paternity leave
Paid volunteer days
Cycle to work scheme
Job openings
Senior Manager, National Youth Programmes
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London, City of, UK
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Head of Ticketing and Hospitality - T20 Women's World Cup (Fixed Term until August 2026)
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London, City of, UK
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National Panels Manager
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United Kingdom (multiple locations)
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£40,000 (GBP)
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The Hundred Kit Manager (Secondments and Consultants considered)
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England, UK
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Performance Operations Coordinator
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Loughborough, UK
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