Are you an experienced and dynamic leader with a proven track record in overseeing large-scale social housing refurbishment schemes? We are seeking a
Divisional Director for our client
to manage and drive forward a portfolio worth £50M annually, with a strong focus on refurbishment and retrofit projects.
Client Details
The business is an established and highly respected leader in the social housing sector, renowned for its expertise in delivering large-scale refurbishment and retrofit schemes. With a strong track record spanning several years, the company has built a solid reputation for providing high-quality, sustainable housing solutions that meet the evolving needs of communities.
Description
Key Responsibilities:
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Lead and manage social housing refurbishment schemes, ensuring successful project delivery within budget and timeframes.
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Oversee the delivery of retrofit schemes, embracing sustainability and innovation.
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Develop and maintain strong client relationships, acting as the key point of contact.
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Drive business growth and operational efficiency across multiple projects.
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Lead and inspire a dedicated team, fostering a culture of excellence and continuous improvement.
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Deliver strategic direction to enhance service delivery, while maintaining a high standard of quality and compliance.
Profile
Key Skills & Experience:
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Extensive experience in the social housing sector, particularly with refurbishment and retrofit schemes.
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Proven track record in client management and business development.
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Strong leadership skills with the ability to manage and motivate large teams.
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Excellent communication and negotiation skills.
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Ability to work strategically and ensure the successful execution of large-scale projects.
Job Offer
Why Join Our Client?
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Be part of an established and successful business, with a great reputation in the sector.
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Lead exciting, forward-thinking projects that contribute to the future of sustainable housing.
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Competitive salary and benefits package, with room for professional growth.
