Head Of Business Management
Reed Talent Solutions ·
We are delighted to be partnering with the Greater London Authority (GLA) to source a Head of Business Performance to join them on a permanent basis. Location: London City Hall, E16 1ZE Working arrangement: 2/3 days per week at City Hall.
This is non negotiable. Salary: Starting salary is £67,715, plus employer pension contribution of 8.5% and 30 days annual leave The Head of Business Performance will lead the business management function across the Directorate.
This pivotal role involves ensuring effective delivery of performance management, budget and financial oversight, procurement, communications, governance, business support, and decision-making processes. Reporting to the Executive Director, the successful candidate will act as a trusted adviser to the Directorate Leadership Team, driving continuous improvement and operational delivery alignment with organisational priorities. Day-to-Day
Responsibilities
Leadership and Oversight: Lead the Directorate Business Management function, providing strategic oversight and coordination across all business management activities. Team Management: Develop and manage a team of Business Managers and Support Officers to create a high-performing, collaborative, and customer-focused service.
Performance and Risk Reporting: Oversee the timely reporting of performance, risks, issues, and delivery against strategic priorities, providing analysis and advice to support informed decision-making. Financial Planning and Governance: Lead directorate financial planning, budget monitoring, and forecasting processes, ensuring sound financial management and compliance with corporate requirements.
Strategic Communications: Oversee the production of high-quality briefings, submissions, reports, and correspondence for senior leaders, ensuring alignment with organisational priorities. Procurement and Contract Management: Coordinate procurement activities, ensuring alignment with organisational policies, governance requirements, and financial regulations.
Corporate Planning Contribution: Lead the directorate's input into corporate planning processes, including business planning, budget setting, and organisational change initiatives. EDI Initiatives: Develop and lead the directorate improvement plan with an emphasis on Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI), ensuring these objectives are integrated into Directorate priorities. Required Skills