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Haringey Council is seeking an Interim Business Continuity Programme Manager in London. The role leads the council's Business Continuity Programme and resilience reporting to senior officers and at London levels, ensuring continuity of critical services.
The post requires strong leadership in business resilience, governance oversight, and cross-service collaboration, with expertise in risk, continuity planning, and cyber resilience initiatives for ongoing organisational resilience.
London, United Kingdom
£ 30.72 - 46.08 (British Pound Sterling)
The post-holder plays a key role in maintaining the resilience of Haringey, ensuring that essential Council services can continue to be delivered to local communities. They will lead the Councils Business Continuity Programme and take lead responsibility for resilience assurance reporting both internally and to the London level.
To maintain the corporate business continuity plan, ensuring alignment with organisational change, and the Borough Plan Priorities.
To play a leading role in building cyber resilience, working closely with Digital Services and Audit and Risk Management, to include the commissioning and development of cyber awareness training, workshops, and exercises.
At least 2 years experience of as a business resilience practitioner in a medium to large organization.
Experience of leading/managing staff and project teams.
Ability to develop and maintain successful, collaborative business relationships with staff at all levels, internally and externally.
Ability to cope with crisis situations, retaining the ability to think clearly, communicate confidently and work to a high standard under pressure.
Extensive experience of analysing business problems and applying standards and good practice to provide excellent advice and appropriate solutions that meet the needs of clients.
Ability to cope with conflicting and competing goals, planning effectively, and working systematically, with excellent attention to detail.
The highest levels of integrity, professionalism, and commitment.
Evidence of qualifications or professional development in business continuity management.
Membership of a relevant professional body (such as the Business Continuity Institute (BCI)).
Detailed and thorough knowledge of business continuity standards and good practice and the confidence to demonstrate professional leadership.
Excellent communication skills, both verbally and in writing, including presentation and report-writing skills.
The skills and knowledge to design and deliver staff learning and development programmes, using a range of appropriate techniques.
The team working skills to work flexibly across boundaries, contributing to wider team and corporate goals and objectives.