Business Regulatory Support Hub Coordinator - Norwich, United Kingdom - South Norfolk Council & Broadland District Council

South Norfolk Council & Broadland District Council

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Norwich, United Kingdom

3 weeks ago

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Tom O´Connor

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Description

Salary Range and Hours:
Grade D - £27,577 - £32, hours per week

Contract Type:
Fixed Term 12 months until March 2024

Location:
Thorpe Lodge, 1 Yarmouth Road, Norwich, NR7 0DU / Horizon Business Centre, Broadland Business Park, Peachman Way, Norwich, NR7 0WF

Additional Location:
Carrowbreck House, 7 Carrowbreck Road, Norwich, NR6 5FA

Role Snapshotthis is an exciting opportunity to continue and develop our innovative pilot service and deliver first-line support to business enquiries for information and advice in the Councils' new Business Regulatory Support Hub service.

Using your experience and initiative and using your excellent communication skills, you will deliver a first-class advice service to our existing local businesses and prospective new business start-ups to deliver the maximum support, in terms of advice andsupport requirements, to help them succeed and prosper.

You will work to identify and promote value-added services to businesses, at the right time when start-ups or existing enterprises could gain the most benefit from our bespoke support.

Working closely with specialist officers in the Regulatory Service and Economic Development Team, you'll design and enhance the provision of information and advice packages, signposting to business compliance support and grants, and improve our self-helpsupport materials, including content on the Councils' joint website.

What you could be part of

By developing our new Business Regulatory Support Hub service, we aim to encourage positive growth in businesses and access to our specialist and bespoke support and advice.

Our Regulatory services have vital roles and a strong ethic to protect the public, help businesses to prosper and grow, and to ensure a fair and level business playing field.

Our Economic Development services promote our areas as a place that businesses want to invest in and grow, by attracting investment and supporting a dynamic economy.

By bringing our respective business regulatory information and advice services togetherwith the development of a collaborative new Business Regulatory Support Hub, you will be at the heart of finding out what works to help individual businesses and make Broadland and South Norfolk the best place in which to do business and to work.

This is a great opportunity to play a key role in the One Team delivery of our business-focused services, across a wide range of business sectors.

You will be working closely with great teams of committed and passionate fellow professionals.

As the Hub Coordinator, you will be empowered to both make day-to-day decisions and manage your own work with support on-hand from managers and colleagues.

You will be based at Carrowbreck House, to support the day to day running of the Carrowbreck House training facility, including locking/unlocking of the building, as well as ensuring the hospitality for room hire and training courses is efficient and organised.

If this challenge appeals to you and you're keen to help us make a difference, then read on...

What you'll be doing

Leading on the design and delivery of an enhanced and integrated package of advice and support to businesses.
Working collaboratively with frontline operational teams and being that interface to businesses for the promotion of services that our teams are able to provide.
Participating in business engagement events and regulatory campaigns.
Developing contacts outside of Regulatory Services and Economic Development to deliver maximum support to help businesses succeed and prosper.
Maximising the use of the Councils' communication channels to provide current and relevant information to businesses.
Gathering business intelligence to inform the design and delivery of support activities and assist with the evaluation of the effectiveness of the pilot project.
Identifying and promoting commercialisation services to businesses, at the right time when startups or existing enterprises could gain the most benefit from our bespoke support.

You must have

Essential Criteria
Experience of successfully delivering and evaluating the effectiveness of projects

Hold a relevant qualification or have relevant experience in a role related to supporting development of business and/or providing a wide range of advice to enhance new or established businesses

Working knowledge and understanding of current services provided to businesses in the area by the councils and other agencies/organisations.

Experience of developing projects and working collaboratively across services and with external agencies

Ability to work collaboratively with other departments across the Councils

Essential Skills
Project management experience

Understanding of current services provided to businesses in the area, both by the Councils and other agencies/organisations

Demonstrable experience of problem solving

Well-honed skills in providing support and advice to the businesses.

Excellent people skills and be an affective verbal and written communicator.

Have the ability and be confident to work in sometimes challenging environments.

What's in it for you
**Why Work For Us?

Do you want to know more about why our staff work for us? Our website has a fantastic why work for us section where our staff tell us what makes working for the Councils so special.

**What Flexible and Agile Working Arrangements do we Offer?
The Councils understand the importance of operating a work life balance in the modern world. The Councils operate a flexible working policy and agile working options available for employees where operationally possible.

**What Roles Do the Councils Offer?
The Councils operate a vast and diverse number of services for