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Head of Drama


Job Ref. No
967972
Location
London
Contract Type
Continuing
Contract Duration
Continuing
Job Category:
Business & Support
Closing date for applications
7 January 2013 at 11:59pm

Department

The aim of the Marketing function is to provide outstanding strategic marketing expertise to develop and implement the brand and marketing strategy across the BBC portfolio and relevant TV programme brands.

Role

The key requirements of the role are to translate the brand strategy into a marketing context, working collaboratively with the Creative Marketing team and Media Engagement team to deliver the annual marketing plan, whilst ensuring the strategy is integrated with other key areas of BBC output, leading to a coherent, consistent experience for audiences in line with BBC’s objectives of Putting Quality First.

Working closely with the Controller of BBC Drama, Drama Commissioners, and channel teams to maximise the impact of content from the genre, you will also support commissioning strategy, editorial and brand objectives.

You will be working closely with all parts of M&A across BBC that are responsible for drama output, including other Vision channels, Children’s, A&M and also BBWW to lead and ensure a joined up marketing and brand strategy as required.

A key responsibility is to act as a ‘second in command’ to the Head of Marketing for BBC One & Drama, providing marketing leadership of the channel and leading and managing the virtual BBC One & Drama team.

Requirements

You will bring an impressive record of strategic and creative success in the field of marketing gained at a senior level within broadcasting or industry with a similar brand facing business, as well as experience of developing new and effective brand and marketing strategies – likely to have been gained in a large organisation including digital and social media.

Success in delivering creative excellence and high profile multi-media campaigns, including digital, and effective and efficient use of resources is key, alongside demonstrable experience of  line management and development during a time of change and potential ambiguity.
 
A strong personality, able to manage senior internal stakeholders, is required for success within this role, as well as experience of  managing and working collaboratively with in-house creative resources, suppliers, external agencies and third parties.

You will be a strategic thinker, able to articulate a vision and goals and able to generate, or catalyse in others, innovative ideas and approaches and to translate these into practical realities in the short, medium and long term.

Excellent written and verbal communication is a must.
 

Head of Audience Measurement


Job Ref. No
967758
Location
London - Broadcasting House
Contract Type
Continuing
Contract Duration
Continuing
Job Category:
Business & Support
Closing date for applications
7 January 2013 at 11:59pm

Department

The Audiences Team brings to life the BBC's core value that ‘Audiences are at the heart of everything we do.’ We provide an in depth understanding of our diverse audiences and their behaviours aiding creative, editorial and strategic decisions made across the organisation.

Role

The Head of Audience Measurement is responsible for devising and implementing a medium and long term measurement strategy for the BBC. They will lead and deliver world class measurement systems and provision of audience measurement data across all media platforms.

This role, leading a team of 8, is a key element of the BBC’s Marketing & Audiences department and reports into the Head of Audiences for the BBC.

The Audience Measurement team are responsible for a number of areas of measurement:

 - Measurement of consumption of content on all platforms, through industry currencies (such as BARB and Rajar) and digital and online measurement systems
 - Measurement of perceptions of Quality of content on all platform content
 - Software and systems development, and contract management

Requirements

You will need a proven record of achievement in audience measurement and research, specifically measurement or a related discipline, alongside an in depth knowledge of market and audience measurement techniques; particularly television and online measurement.

An in-depth understanding of BARB and/or RAJAR is a prerequisite for this position, as is a true understanding of online measurement and an ability to contribute to the development of the BARB service

A sound understanding of analytical tools and quantitative research methodologies, with an ability to devise new ways of better exploiting research data, identifying insights and presenting data in a stimulating and actionable way are also required qualities.

Head of Marketing, BBC Online


Job Ref. No
968874
Location
London - Broadcast Centre Media Village
Contract Type
Continuing
Contract Duration
Continuing
Job Category:
Business & Support
Closing date for applications
1 January 2013 at 11:59pm

Department

The BBC Marketing Team defines and delivers a consistent and compelling brand and marketing strategy to position the BBC as a brand leader and to create a stronger relationship with our audiences.

Brand Teams support each division including Vision, Audio & Music, Journalism Group, Future Media, BBC North and each nation and region.

Role

You main responsibilities in this role will be to ead a matrix team of discipline or product area specialists to ensure a coherent, consistent digital experience for audiences aligned to the BBC’s one service strategy across 4 screens, ultimately leading to growth and higher QRV measures for the BBC Online service as a whole.

Working in close partnership with the heads of marketing and audiences of the ten products you will exhibit outstanding strategic brand and product marketing expertise to help deliver the BBC’s one service strategy, aligned to the BBC Online Service Licence set by the BBC Trust.

You will also have specific responsibility for the leading the marketing strategy and plan for the BBC Homepage, Search and Navigation product and working groups – pulling the matrixed team of disciplines together to set a cohesive Marketing & Audiences (M&A) strategy. Some travel will be necessary because the product team are based in Salford.

Requirements

You will possess senior level experience in the field of Marketing leadership, gained within media or an industry of similar scale and complexity, with demonstrable experience and understanding of digital.
 
This will be partnered by a full understanding of audiences, and experience in translating competitor analysis and insight into successful strategies, demonstrating an ability to respond and anticipate an ever changing media landscape. An interest in social and cultural trends, developments in digital media, broadcasting technology and user experience design is a must.
 
Your core skills will be as a strategic thinker with experience of successfully influencing and directing strategic development in a complex stakeholder environment; a proven track record and passion for leading others and bringing people together; an ability to build and leading high performing teams; excellent interpersonal skills to establish rapport, credibility and relationships at a senior level across the BBC, and the ability to manage a budget.

Floor Manager, Supervisor


Job Ref. No
R5351
Location
London - Media Centre
Contract Type
Attachment/Fixed Term
Contract Duration
10 months
Job Category:
Commercial Ventures
Closing date for applications
3 January 2013 at 11:59pm

Department

To create sustain & deliver first class provision of space to BBC Worldwide staff. To lead from the front, inspiring the team by demonstrating a passionate commitment to customer service, by attention to the smallest detail, setting high standards for both the visual image of all areas within the buildings and the services delivered to them. To be a visible presence & main point of contact at all times. To provide a positive, professional and seamless link between the various supply partner teams supporting BBC Worldwide staff and their guests.

Role

Based in the Media Centre, London, you’ll be responsible for directly managing the team of WW Floor Managers and ensure that we deliver a consistent, high-quality facilities service across the businesseither via our in house team or from our service partners.
As the central facilities contact, building successful relationships with both internal and external stakeholders will be a key part of the role as you’ll manage all client requests and escalations, allocate resources and oversee all supplier contracts
Alongside this, you’ll be responsible for appropriate recording and communication of information, adhering fully to Health and Safety procedures and may at times support the Head of Properties with minor projects.

Requirements

Substantial experience of delivering a FM service is essential, as is experience with both internal teams and supplier managment.
A collaborative and solution focused style will be key to influencing a range of stakeholders across the business and where you’ll be making tough decisions personal accountability and resilience will be an asset.
 
Interviews are expected to be held week commencing 7th January 2013

Finance Partner, Workplace


Job Ref. No
970897
Location
London
Contract Type
Fixed Term
Contract Duration
06 months
Job Category:
Business & Support
Closing date for applications
6 January 2013 at 11:59pm

Department

BBC Finance has a key role to play in enabling the BBC to achieve its strategic objectives by supporting performance management, governance/risk management and decision making. The finance staff in the divisions will act as business partners to the operational managers and BBC staff locally. Their role will be one of stewardship to ensure good governance and financial control over investment and spend in the Division. They provide decision support to achieve the delivery of the BBC’s and the division’s objectives, working closely with the Finance Centre.

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Role

Six month contract opportunity

Reporting to the Finance Director/ Chief Operating Officer or Senior Finance Partner, you will lead the Finance service to one or more business units, taking initiatives to improve both the units’ performance and Finance’s service. You will have considerable autonomy, signing off key financial decisions such as budgets and major expenditure projects for your business units. You’ll manage the strategic and short term financial performance for a number of departments, by ensuring robust planning, reporting, and financial control procedures are in place and operating effectively. Alongside this, you’ll support and advise senior finance and business colleagues in setting strategy, performance targets and projects, with a focus on driving value and continuous improvement.

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Requirements

To succeed in this role, you will be a high-performing, action orientated individual with the ability to build relationships and credibility at all levels of the organization. Commercially astute and with strong analytical skills, you will have a track record of analysing strategic projects and delivering creative solutions to complex problems. You will be a qualified finance professional (e.g. ACA, ACCA, CIMA, CFA or financially-oriented MBA) with significant PQE, and demonstrate a thorough understanding of financial reporting systems. Furthermore, you will have experience of operating at managerial level, contributing to strategy, preparing and presenting to the board, and providing analysis to financial and non financial audiences.

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Finance Partner / Partner Cyllid


Job Ref. No
959331
Location
Cardiff
Contract Type
Attachment/Fixed Term
Contract Duration
06 months
Job Category:
Business & Support
Closing date for applications
6 January 2013 at 11:59pm

Department

BBC Divisional Finance has a key role to play in enabling the BBC to achieve its strategic objectives by supporting performance management, governance/risk management and decision making. The BBC Wales divisional finance staff will act as finance business partners to the operational managers and BBC Wales staff locally. Their role will be one of stewardship to ensure good governance and financial control over investment and spend in BBC Wales. They provide decision support to achieve the delivery of the BBC’s and BBC Wales’ objectives, working closely with the Centre of Excellence.

Role

Six month opportunity
 
Reporting to the Chief Operating Officer, you will lead the Finance service to one or more BBC Wales business units, taking initiatives to improve both the units’ performance and BBC Finance’s service. You will have considerable autonomy, signing off key financial decisions such as budgets and major expenditure projects for your business units. You’ll play an important role in managing the strategic and short term financial performance for a number of departments, by ensuring robust planning, reporting, and financial control procedures are in place and operating effectively. Alongside this, you’ll support and advise senior finance and business colleagues in setting strategy, performance targets and projects, with a focus on driving value and continuous improvement.

Requirements

To succeed in this role, you will be a high-performing, action orientated individual with the ability to build relationships and credibility at all levels of the organization. Commercially astute and with strong analytical skills, you will have a track record of analysing strategic projects and delivering creative solutions to complex problems. You will be a qualified finance professional (e.g. ACA, ACCA, CIMA, CFA or financially-oriented MBA) with significant PQE, and demonstrate a thorough understanding of financial reporting systems. Furthermore, you will have experience of operating at managerial level, contributing to strategy, preparing and presenting to the board, and providing analysis to financial and non financial audiences.
 
To view and apply for this opportunity in Welsh click
https://careers.bbc.co.uk/fe/tpl_BBC04.asp?newms=jj&id=46313

Finance and Business Services Director, BBC Media Action


Job Ref. No
962509
Location
London
Contract Type
Continuing
Contract Duration
Continuing
Job Category:
Business & Support
Closing date for applications
20 January 2013 at 11:59pm

Department

BBC Media Action is the independent international charity of the BBC which uses media and communications to inform, connect and empower people around the world. As part of one of the world’s leading media organisations, we are committed to improving the quality of people’s lives in developing and transitional countries through our innovative use of media. We do this through our focus on health, governance and resilience including humanitarian response. We work in partnerships that include governments, broadcasters, civil society institutions, donor agencies and international Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs). As Director of Finance and Business Services, you’ll be responsible for leading the financial and business compliance elements of BBC Media Action’s annual business cycle and leading the charity as part of its management team.

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Role

You’ll be responsible for managing the finance, legal and IT functions in London, directly managing 4 senior London based staff and through them, a larger team of around 20 staff. You’ll deliver senior financial leadership to all staff, both finance and non-finance ensuring that the finance department provides excellent business-focused management accounting and business advice to all staff. So, you’ll take responsibility for compliance of all operations relating to insurance, tax, legal and health and safety requirements, as well as on donor contracts, ensuring support is provided to projects in these areas. Importantly, you’ll be an active member of our Management Team, contributing to our strategic development, reporting to the Director and Trustees as required and servicing the Finance and Audit Trustee subcommittee.

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Requirements

You’ll be a qualified accountant with considerable post qualification experience serving to show a strong ability to perform the duties of this post. As an example, you’ll understand the complexities of large operational programmes including knowledge of legal and financial requirements. Naturally, you’ll bring previous experience of operating at a senior level and demonstrating substantial leadership and decision making skills, which will include strong ability to influence and encourage buy-in. Importantly, you’ll also show a real passion for international development issues and how media could be used to support work in these areas. Equally important will be your understanding of policy formulation and experience of introducing systems and processes in large and complex organisations.
 
Please note - when answering the application question, please pay particular consideration to the top 6 points listed under the heading of REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE, EXPERIENCE & ATTRIBUTES on the job description.

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English Regions' Broadcast Journalist CV Pool - Internal


Job Ref. No
P763377
Location
Multi Location
Contract Type
Various
Contract Duration
Various
Job Category:
Journalism
Closing date for applications

Department

Quality and distinctiveness lie at the heart of the way in which we serve our local audiences. Across the country we’re driven by delivering high quality regional and local stories. Via a dynamic multimedia environment; TV, local radio and a range of dedicated local websites, we produce around 60% of the BBC’s domestic output for about 7% of the Licence Fee.
Our regional TV service produces daily news in 12 regions of England, weekly current affairs and politics in 11 of them and sports shows in 7. We’re targeted with covering all of the big issues in each region and series such as Inside Out, have an enviable record of breaking news.
If you love your radio, then you can tune into any of over 40 Local Radio Stations and we typically attract over 7 million listeners per year. Our local radio service staged more than 140 constituency candidate debate programmes over the last General Election and our winter weather coverage is an example of our unique ability to support our communities. And of course we offer more than any other broadcaster in terms of serious speech programming.
Online, we’re established as a major provider of quality news stories, with our teams generating over 50% of the BBC’s online news on the web. We also enjoy working closely across the BBC and with our communities in programming.
 
If you’d like to find out more about working in the English Regions, please visit
http://www.bbc.co.uk/jobs/english-regions/

Roles

We’re creating an internal talent pool of Broadcast Journalists interested in working across TV, Radio and Online within the English Regions.
To give us visibility of your skills, please upload your CV. We recommend that you provide email and/or phone contact details, removing any personal address details and your date of birth.
 
With effect from April 2nd all Broadcast Journalist roles within English Regions will be selected from the CV pool initially.
 
Our Recruitment team will put your CV forward for vacancies as they arise, only if your CV shows that you have the appropriate level of skill.
Please note, in some circumstances, we may also ask you to provide us with further information specific to a particular opportunity or complete an application form for specific roles across the BBC. 

Requirements

In addition to your journalistic knowledge and experience we will also be looking for a creative way of thinking and the ability to apply that across any platform for all our roles. Excellent planning skills, the capacity to make decisions and be accountable for your actions, the ability to successfully work with others and lead teams to deliver great content to our audiences are all essential requirements.
Please review the attached information and upload your CV if you’re suitably skilled.
In addition to uploading your CV to this pool, we also recommend that you sign up for job alerts and continue to apply for vacancies that are of interest to you.

 
Manage your career actively at http://www.bbc.co.uk/careers/internal/career-management
 
 
 
 
 
 
As part of the process HR Direct may share your data with HR Managers, Line Managers or Talent Managers. The Pool will be used solely for resourcing purposes.

Director / Cyfarwyddwr (National Orchestra of Wales)


Job Ref. No
949257
Location
Cardiff
Contract Type
Continuing
Contract Duration
Continuing
Job Category:
Commercial Ventures
Closing date for applications
4 January 2013 at 11:59pm

Department

The BBC National Orchestra of Wales is the nation’s premier symphony orchestra and is one of six performing groups run by the BBC across the UK.
Based at its new recording and rehearsal base - BBC Hoddinott Hall at the Wales Millennium Centre - BBC NOW has established itself as one of the UK’s foremost orchestras. It regularly performs on BBC Radio 3 and at the BBC Proms and works closely with BBC radio and television teams, recording soundtracks for programmes such as Doctor Who and Human Planet. 

BBC NOW also performs at venues across Wales and is Orchestra-in-Residence at St David’s Hall, Cardiff. It tours internationally and completed a seven-concert tour of China in July. Innovative education and community outreach work forms an integral part of the orchestra’s national role.

Role

The BBC is seeking an inspirational and experienced Director to lead the orchestra, to build on its musical achievements and to continue to develop its profile and reputation in Wales, across the UK and internationally.

Requirements

Reporting to the Director of BBC Cymru Wales, the ideal candidate will be an accomplished senior executive in the classical music industry with a sound knowledge of orchestral repertoire and experience of working with musicians and leading administrative teams. The ability to inspire, lead change and work collaboratively with a range of partners is essential.
For an information pack, please contact Heather Newill, Director AEM International Ltd. oninfo@aeminternational.co.uk
Closing date for applications Friday, 4th January 2013.

Digital Marketing Transformation Consultant


Job Ref. No
971930
Location
London - Broadcasting House
Contract Type
Fixed Term
Contract Duration
06 months
Job Category:
Business & Support
Closing date for applications
13 January 2013 at 11:59pm

Department

The BBC has recognised that its Marketing & Audiences Division must transform to become ‘fit for digital’. This requires change across many areas, involving many stakeholders within a complex, matrixed and dispersed organisation.

To accelerate this change, the Head of Digital Marketing Transformation has set up a “Digital Marketing Lab”, which will deliver innovative and best-in-class digital marketing campaigns for the BBC, and will focus on driving change in an iterative way by capturing learning and turning this into new processes, tools, benchmarks and ways of working. This Lab will maintain a top level strategic viewpoint that is aligned to M&A shared goals and with BBC business strategy. 

Role

You will work across the entire BBC portfolio: Television Brands and Programmes, Radio, Sports, News, Children’s, iPlayer & BBC online. Within Marketing & Audiences, you will work directly with Creative Marketing, Media Engagement, Planning, Brand Marketing, Research and Measurement teams. The Lab will operate independently, but not remotely, and will work alongside business as usual. Collaboration and a joined up approach to shared goals are vital to the success of this pilot. You will play a part in exciting and educating teams across M&A to have a better understanding of the role that digital needs to play within the BBC.

These roles will have two primary objectives:

 - To help the BBC’s Marketing & Audiences community re-imagine and re-shape their approach to marketing planning, campaigns, measurement and reporting to enable the BBC brand to stand out 
 
 - To help establish the Digital Lab as an effective and innovative resource that supports M&A’s transformation to get fit for digital. 

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Requirements

You will bring an outstanding record of strategic and creative success in digital marketing, obtained at a senior level from the digital media, advertising agency or industry with a similar brand facing digital business. You will also have substantial experience of providing business and organisational support at a senior level within a major organisation, consultancy or agency.

Proven ability to lead relationships with large and complex clients is key, as is digital experience, both complemented by a good understanding of marketing in the broadest sense. 
 
Authoritative and confident when discussing digital marketing, you will have the ability to see the bigger strategic picture and implications, whilst exhibiting a passion for digital, and a questioning mind that pushes the boundaries and creates flexible solutions to complex problems. 
The ability to lead and motivate project teams and provide strong conflict resolution will be paramount. 

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