LFG’s Mission

LFG is the UK’s movement for economic growth. We exist to fight decline, raise expectations and make the most of this country’s vast potential. Our campaigns create space for any politician, from any party, to build a better future for Britain. This means building infrastructure, building companies and building trust - in our communities and our institutions alike.
In our first year, we took much of our LFG Infrastructure Bill into law, shamed TfL into cleaning up the capital’s Tube carriages, and pressured the Government into the biggest change in nuclear policy in British history.

Overview

LFG’s Community Manager is responsible for implementing the Chapter strategy, running the volunteer pipeline day-to-day and maintaining a strong link between LFG Chapters and LFG HQ.

The Community Manager would:

• Execute LFG’s Chapter strategy and weekly Community priorities, including travel to various Chapter locations across the UK.
• Run the volunteer pipeline, fielding enquiries from individuals and encouraging them to start or join Chapters.
• Monitor Chapters’ adherence to LFG core mission and operational guidelines.
• Establish a network around the Chapters and LFG HQ, with a knowledge of different people with different skills within that network.
• Manage Chapter social media accounts & WhatsApp groups, ensuring requests are answered in a timely fashion and consistently.

Candidate characteristics and person specification

The strongest candidates for this role will typically be self-motivated, high-agency operators. You should have the emotional intelligence to deal with bright people who have different ideas, and to build consensus in passionate groups. 

Essential characteristics and capabilities

• They communicate clearly and they can translate priorities into simple next steps.
• They can host and facilitate sessions that turn passive supporters into active volunteers.
• They can measure engagement and make practical adjustments based on what the data and feedback show.

Desirable but not required

Experience building or supporting local lead structures, chapters, or ambassador programs.
Experience in political organising, campaigning, or movement-building environments.