Sellick Partnership Limited- In-House
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A charitable foundation in London is seeking a Legal Counsel to manage charity law, commercial contracts, and governance. This unique role offers hybrid working and a collaborative environment. The ideal candidate has experience in charity law and commercial law gained at a law firm or in-house, ideally with exposure to international organisations. Join a values-driven team making a global impact.
Legal Counsel - Charitable Foundation | London
Our client is a unique, values-led organisation and we are looking to hire an experienced lawyer to join the team (title depending on experience).
This is a rare opportunity to join a growing non-profit foundation with a fantastic culture of authenticity, that is making a global impact.
The role is broad and meaningful, covering:
You'll report to and work closely with a busy and inspiring Chief Legal Officer, helping to shape the legal function as the organisation expands.
We are looking for a commercially minded, collaborative and curious individual with a passion for purpose-led work. The successful candidate will have strong charity law and commercial contracts experience gained at a law firm or in-house.
Experience with international organisations, publishing and media and/or philanthropic foundations is a plus.
If this sounds like you, or someone you know, we'd love to hear from you.
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