James Stevens Associates are delighted to be working with a highly commercial and recently recognised as a successful employer within the Social Housing Space.
The organisation are now looking to recruit a Governance Officer for their busy Governance team on an initial 6-month Fixed Term Contract:
Governance Officer Benefits Include:
Governance Officer - FTC
Your role is to support the Governance team in all matters relating to governance, ensuring compliance with internal policies, regulatory requirements, and best practice. You will also facilitate the writing and review of policies across the business.
What are my key responsibilities?
Organise, schedule, and coordinate Board and Committee meetings and other sessions, including agenda and meetings planning, meetings pack production, and room set up.
Prepare and distribute meeting agendas, reports, minutes, and action items, monitoring completion and ensuring updates regarding matters arising.
Write reports for the Group Executive and sub-Panels, and Board and Committees on governance related matters where required. Prepare and publish on-line written resolutions for consideration by the Board.
Oversee and arrange the signing and recording of legal documents including for the disposal or acquisition of land.
Oversee statutory and regulatory returns and submissions for the business, ensure the business adheres to statutory and regulatory governance requirements. Report to the Director of Governance and Legal on any late submissions.
Maintain statutory registers.
Monitor completion returns for declarations of interest.
Provide advice and guidance to colleagues on governance related matters, guided by the Governance Framework, and support inductions, training and development of Board and Committee members.
Manage user and file access and deal with general system queries for the Board and Committee meetings software (Convene).
Role Requirements:
There are certain qualifications and experience that we are looking for to operate effectively as a Governance Officer, specifically: