Strategic Partnerships & Communities Manager

Creative Scotland; Scotland; On-site; GBP 68,000; Full time

Job summary

A prominent cultural organization in Scotland is seeking a Strategic Partnerships & Communities Manager to lead community programming and strategic partnerships. This role involves engaging stakeholders, overseeing projects, and driving innovation to enhance community ownership. The ideal candidate should possess strong management skills and a passion for community empowerment. Competitive salary of £67,872.20 per annum offered.

Qualifications

• Experience in leading community programming and strategic partnerships.
• Strong ability to engage with diverse stakeholders and communities.
• Proven track record of driving innovative projects in a community setting.

Responsibilities

• Lead the delivery of community programming and strategic partnerships.
• Oversee engagement with stakeholders and partners.
• Identify new opportunities and secure funding to support initiatives.

Skills

Dynamic management

Community engagement

Stakeholder management

Cross-disciplinary collaboration

Innovation

Job description

Strategic Partnerships & Communities Manager

OneRen

Deadline: 16 November 2025 at 23:55

As the strategic lead behind our community programming, you’ll deliver a wide range of services.

Strategic Partnerships & Communities Manager, Renfrewshire, Full Time, Temporary up to 2 years, Grade 13: £67,872.20 p.a.

We’re looking for a dynamic, experienced manager to lead the delivery of OneRen’s community programming and strategic partnerships. This critical role will drive long‑term plans that deepen our impact and ensure our services foster community ownership and a strong sense of place. You’ll oversee engagement with stakeholders, partners, and communities, creating opportunities for collaboration that reflect our values and expand our reach.

As the strategic lead behind our community programming, you’ll deliver a wide range of services, from health and wellbeing to learning and audience development, ensuring a high‑quality experience across all venues. You’ll champion cross‑disciplinary projects, and build partnerships at local, national, and international levels. With a focus on innovation and inclusion, you’ll identify new opportunities, secure funding, and help us deliver on our strategic goals. If you’re passionate about participatory practice, community empowerment, and making a real difference, this is a chance to lead change at the heart of a forward‑thinking charity.

The deadline is Sunday 16 November 2025 at 23:55.

TAGGED: Traditional Arts / Cultural Tourism