The role of the Police and Crime Commissioner in Kent is to set out his ambitions for policing and community safety in the region. To help make those ambitions a reality, he is seeking a highly motivated Chief of Staff who shares those ambitions to join and lead his team.
As well as leading a team of 20, and overseeing the Office and commissioning budget of just over £5.5m, the Chief of Staff will relish working closely with the Chief Constable and his team, partners, local authorities, charities and the third sector across the region.
This is a vital role, helping the PCC to hold the Chief Constable to account for the use of the c. £495 m budget.
To succeed, you will need to be politically astute, and someone who can establish and build strong relationships, and team spirit, within the Office of the PCC and beyond. Someone who will nurture team members, allowing them to maximise their potential. Someone who will also deliver on the implementation of the Police and Crime Plan.
You will have significant experience operating at a comparable leadership level, with high levels of integrity. The role offers an opportunity to make a real difference to the lives of all those who live, work or visit Kent, providing a uniquely stimulating professional challenge.
The role is both subject to security vetting, and is politically restricted. Further information about the role, the required experience and how to apply, can be found at our recruitment partner’s site by clicking Apply.
For an informal, confidential discussion, please ring GatenbySanderson and speak to Sandra Jones on 07826 404091 or Peter Buffoni on 07964 877 654 at GatenbySanderson.
The closing date for applications is 23:59 on Friday 28th June.
Candidates selected for final panel interview will be invited to attend the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner at Kent Police Headquarters in Maidstone on Monday 22nd July.
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