NFP People | Marine Programme Manager

Marine Programme Manager

Shape the Future of Welsh Seas - Lead impactful initiatives to protect and enhance the resilience of marine and coastal ecosystems as Marine Programme Manager.

Position: Marine Programme Manager (internal Job Title, MARINE Fund Cymru Development Manager)

Salary: £36,019 - £38,009 per annum

Location: Hybrid - Remote working with access to offices in Cardiff, Aberystwyth, or Rhyl

Hours: Full-time, 35 hours per week (flexible working available)

Closing Date: 15th January 2025 at midday

About the Role

As Marine Programme Manager, you will lead the continued development of Marine Fund Cymru. This ground-breaking initiative aims to enhance the health of Welsh coasts and seas by attracting private investment to support transformative projects and programmes.

In this role, you'll:

1. Manage relationships with key investors, stakeholders, and donors.
2. Develop and implement governance structures for the fund.
3. Coordinate branding, publicity, and recruitment for the fund's steering group.
4. Collaborate with experts to design grant-making materials and oversee funding processes.
5. Ensure the delivery of impactful marine and coastal environmental projects.

While initially funded for three years by the Welsh Government, this position offers the potential to transition into a permanent role as the fund grows.

About You:

We're looking for a motivated and adaptable professional with:

1. Knowledge of marine policy and experience delivering environmental improvements.
2. Strong stakeholder engagement and relationship management skills.
3. Proficiency in using Microsoft Office for efficient project management.

Desirable skills include:

1. Welsh language proficiency.
2. Experience in the marine and environmental funding sector.

If you're passionate about marine conservation and have the ability to lead innovative programmes, this is your chance to make a meaningful impact.

About the Organisation:

You will be working for the national membership body for voluntary organisations in Wales. They work collaboratively to create lasting change, empowering communities and protecting natural ecosystems. The Marine Fund Cymru initiative, part of the Wales Coasts and Seas Partnership, reflects their commitment to a future where Welsh seas are clean, healthy, and biologically diverse.