The Director’s Office is a high-profile and fast-paced private office at the heart of the UK’s most visited museum. The office, supports the Director to drive forward his vision and public message, manages his diary and the smooth running of events, and coordinates his engagement with key stakeholders, including major donors and supports, local and national government, and Parliament. The office also provides secretariat to the Museum’s senior leadership team and the Museum’s Chair and Board of Trustees.
We are seeking a highly organised & strategic individual to join the Director’s Office in an exciting new role. In this role, you will work across the Museum and with external stakeholders to ensure that the Director is prepared for all meetings and engagements, supported with written and verbal public communications, and work with colleagues internally to ensure that key Museum events are delivered effectively and in support of the Museum’s strategic goals and objectives.
Key areas of responsibility:
• Ensuring that briefings and papers are prepared for every engagement and aligned with institutional priorities.
• Logging, triaging and actioning the Director’s incoming correspondence, and advising on outgoing correspondence.
• Ensuring that engagements with key stakeholders, including government ministers, major donors and supports, are supportive of the Museum’s objectives and priorities.
• Supporting colleagues to research and draft high-impact remarks, ensuring a joined-up approach.
What you’ll bring to the team:
You will have proven experience in diary management, executive support, or stakeholder coordination in a high-pressure environment. Exceptionally organised, you will have a meticulous attention to detail and an ability to think ahead.
Possessing excellent written and verbal communication skills, you will use tact and judgement to interact with a wide range of stakeholders and apply a diplomatic and proactive approach to navigating competing priorities and making informed decisions.
If you have a genuine interest in museums, culture, or the arts, and a commitment to supporting our mission at a national and international level, we warmly welcome your application.
We anticipate that interviews for this role will be held in the week commencing 1 September.