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An established law firm is seeking an experienced Residential Property Conveyancer / Conveyancing Executive to join its busy and friendly property team. Youll manage a full residential conveyancing caseload from instruction through to completion, covering sales and purchases, including freehold and leasehold matters. The role offers autonomy, support from an experienced team, and the chance to build long-term client relationships. The role offers: Full end-to-end caseload management Supportive and collaborative team environment Opportunity for progression or additional responsibility Competitive salary, dependent on experience About you: Experience in residential conveyancing (sales & purchases) Confident managing files independently Strong client care and communication skills Organised, detail-focused, and commercially aware A great opportunity for a conveyancer seeking quality work, stability, and long-term career development. JBRP1_UKTJ

The Strategic Land Director is responsible for leading the identification, acquisition, and promotion of strategic land opportunities that underpin the long-term growth of the business. Working in close partnership with the Chief Operating Officer and Divisional Managing Directors, the role ensures that regional business units are supported with a sustainable pipeline of land aligned to their strategic objectives and delivery targets. This role will lead the strategic land function, overseeing the promotion of land through the planning system and managing key relationships with landowners, agents, and planning authorities. This role combines commercial insight, planning expertise, and leadership to deliver land assets that secure the company's future development potential and regional competitiveness. Strategic Direction: Working closely with the Chief Operating Officer (COO), Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and Divisional Managing Directors (DMDs), to undertake an in-depth review of the current strategic land operation, portfolio, team, pipeline, and systems. Develop a progressive Strategic Land strategy to grow both the number and quality/potential of land opportunities and the progression of strategic sites through to consented handover to the regional business units. Weigh up and balance the different ownership options including fixed price contracts, Option Agreement, JV/freehold purchase, etc. and incorporate into the strategy. Oversee the preparation and presentation of Approval Packs to support new strategic site acquisitions. Provide expert advice on legal structures and planning strategies to ensure proposal are commercially sound and aligned with both regional and group objectives. Identify, monitor, and carefully plan access to future land opportunities including long term planning/asset allocations, emerging technology/power/water requirements, and changes in work/lifestyle plans. Regularly engage with the Regional MD's and Land Director's to ensure that new strategic sites are well aligned with the geographies, requirements, and ultimate delivery capabilities of the regional business units. Leadership & Management: Set the tone for dynamic and commercial leadership of the strategic land activities across the business. Build develop and lead a high quality, commercially successful specialist business unit that can ultimately provide a substantial proportion of the Group's land pipeline. Ensure that the team is managed, motivated, skilled, and incentivised to deliver the agreed strategy. Encourage and build on the collaborative culture of the Group. Drive projects forward to achieve successful outcomes that consistently meet or exceed their business plan (tim and value). Build, maintain and actively manage a broad external network and team of specialist consultants and advisors. Ensure that all appropriate controls and reporting tools are in place to inform the business on new opportunities, the progress of projects, capital requirements, etc; Identify & monitor risks at the earliest stage. Represent the Group in the strategic land market, building trusted relationships and maintaining a high profile with agents/advisors, landowners, partners, planning consultants and local authorities to ensure the business remains at the forefront of market opportunities and planning developments. Work closely with legal teams (internal & external) to ensure all documentation related to land acquisition and progression is accurate and aligned with business objectives. Required skills and qualifications Exercise the relevant financial authority in line with Gleeson agreed Delegated Levels of Authority (DLA), ensuring expenditure decisions support delivery of the agreed cashflow position and contribute to achieving budgeted targets. Be an ambassador of the HomeSafe culture and ensure that at all times the business and its people comply with responsibilities under the Health & Safety and Environmental policies and processes and understand the impact of these on customers, external partners, and stakeholders. Experienced property professional with demonstrable track record for managing and growing a strategic land portfolio. Likely to be operating at a senior level in a substantial housebuilder or strategic land promoter. Entrepreneurial, tenacious, and confident with a strong 'ownership' mentality and an enquiring mind Forward thinking - demonstrates initiative and anticipates future requirements across the portfolio. A problem solver, able to identify ways to maximise the potential of complex strategic sites. Solid market profile and a broad network of contacts across the industry Well-rounded experience (at both asset and portfolio level) with full-cycle property skills including acquisitions, design & planning, etc. Strong negotiating skills with strong numeracy skills - risk management, cash flows, P&L, etc. Analytical, commercial, highly motivated, organised and with strong attention to detail. Able to think laterally and consider all outcomes/opportunities for a site. Strong intellect and personal authority with the gravitas to engage with and maintain the full confidence of the Senior Management team. Clear leadership and people management capability - able to motivate a multi-disciplinary hybrid (internal/external) team around a clear vision for the strategic land portfolio. First rate interpersonal and presentation skills, able to develop long-term business relationships. Benefits: Generous holiday entitlement of 26 days per annum + bank holidays Discretionary Bonus Scheme Holiday Buy Back Scheme Company Pension Scheme Private Medical Insurance Scheme Healthshield membership Life Assurance Scheme Share Purchase Plan Highstreet/ Store Discounts Development Opportunities JBRP1_UKTJ

Executive Assistant to support CEO - Family Office If you haven't heard from us within 48 hours of submitting your CV then unfortunately your application hasn't been successful this time. Do keep an eye on our website for new roles that are being added every day. Job Description Ideally February start date! 5 days a week in the office An exceptional opportunity has arisen for a highly capable Executive Assistant to support the CEO of a privately owned, family-run Real Estate Firm / Family Office, backed by an UHNW family. Based in beautiful offices in Mayfair, this is a varied, trusted role combining high-level business support with full personal assistance. This position would suit a proactive, down-to-earth EA who thrives in a fast-paced, detail-driven environment and enjoys being the lynchpin of both professional and personal operations. You will act as a true right-hand to the CEO, managing everything from complex diaries and international travel to property oversight and personal logistics, while also supporting the smooth running of the office and wider team. Key responsibilities include: Comprehensive diary and inbox management Full meeting coordination, preparation, minute taking and action tracking Acting as a key point of contact internally and externally, ensuring exceptional service at all times Managing the CEO's properties, vehicles, repairs, maintenance and utilities Overseeing house renovations, repairs and insurance (including artworks) Organising MOTs, servicing and vehicle logistics for the family Handling personal tasks such as shopping, restaurant bookings and passport renewals End-to-end travel management (business and personal), including visas, itineraries and agendas Maintaining accurate filing systems and databases Event coordination for both internal and external stakeholders Preparing monthly expense claims Assisting with reports and presentations About You Proven experience as an EA supporting at CEO/Principal level, ideally within a family office, real estate or professional services environment Highly organised, discreet and service-focused Confident managing both business and personal affairs Strong communicator with a warm, personable and down-to-earth approach Able to juggle multiple priorities with calm efficiency This is a rare opportunity to join a business at a pivotal moment of growth, with real influence and visibility from day one. If you enjoy being trusted, relied upon and genuinely making a difference behind the scenes, this is an exceptional EA role with long-term potential. Bain and Gray is an equal opportunities employer. We continually strive to improve our processes around our diversity, equity and inclusion strategy. Bain and Gray specialise in administration and PA recruitment across London. Roles typically include Receptionists, Team Assistants, EAs, Office Managers and PAs across all industry sectors. We are a boutique agency and as a result, are unable to respond individually to the high volume of applications. If you are already registered with us at Bain and Gray, please do not hesitate to contact your consultant directly. For clients Recruiting through Bain and Gray ensures you hire the best candidates and get up to date market information. We are here to listen, to understand and to recruit you into the right job.

7 years of attorney-level experience in government, in-house, or at a law firm. Experience in negotiating, drafting, and advising clients on commercial agreements, including multi-jurisdictional transactions, IP licensing, and marketing and promotion arrangements. Admitted to the bar and in good standing or otherwise authorized to practice law (e.g., have registered in-house status) in England and Wales. Preferred qualifications: Experience collaborating with legal specialists, including copyright, patent, privacy, competition, and litigation teams. Experience with the EU Copyright Directive. Experience in consumer protection, privacy, data protection, and competition law, including EU laws (e.g., GDPR and EU Consumer Law Directive). Ability to manage and prioritize multiple clients, projects, and deadlines. Ability to respond quickly with legal advice to requests from business development, product management, marketing, and other clients. About the job As Legal Counsel at Google, you work on legal issues as technological innovations require creative and proactive legal guidance. You are part of a group of in-house lawyers and the projects and cases you take on challenge you to think differently. You will partner in initiatives that influence all aspects of the business and work with Googlers from all over the Company. As an integrated part of the team, you will proactively assess legal risks and advise on products. In this role, you will focus on drafting and negotiating agreements with strategic partners for the Search and News product teams. You will work with business development and product teams to design IP license and collaboration agreements, negotiate with must-have partners to initiate key product launches, develop scalable templates, and create resources to support long-term pipelines. You will train clients on best practices and continuously collaborate with each other to maintain and expand our internal online resources. You will routinely counsel Directors and VPs from both the Business Development and Product Management teams on agreement strategy, agreement interpretation, IP rights, and partner relationship issues. You will also work closely with Product Counsel and cross-functional legal teams, including Privacy Legal, Copyright, Competition, and Regional Counsel, to ensure that our agreements can scale globally. 20th century laws don't always solve 21st century problems, and Google Legal crafts innovative approaches for working with some of the toughest legal challenges of the information age. Whether you're a patent attorney, an intellectual property expert or an engineer headed to law school, Google Legal lets you address unanswered legal quandaries and create new precedents. Our innovative services raise challenging questions that demand creative and practical answers. We provide those answers by working at the crossroads of the law and new technology, helping Google build innovative and important products for users around the world. Responsibilities Facilitate a variety of commercial agreements and design agreement templates that reflect Google's policies, local law, and the fluid market. Work with the Business Development and Product Management teams from News and Search on inbound licensing agreements with content providers and partnership agreements for Google Search and News initiatives. Advise on commercial-related News and Search features, such as digital subscriptions and payments. Work closely with teams to ensure compliance with applicable consumer protection laws and Google's global strategy. Advise executive management, business clients, and regional legal teams on legal strategy. Counsel pragmatically on legal issues and risks, agreement structures, product design considerations, and company policies in a risk-tolerant, product-driven environment. Google is proud to be an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer. We are committed to building a workforce that is representative of the users we serve, creating a culture of belonging, and providing an equal employment opportunity regardless of race, creed, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, national origin, disability, age, genetic information, veteran status, marital status, pregnancy or related condition (including breastfeeding), expecting or parents-to-be, criminal histories consistent with legal requirements, or any other basis protected by law. See also Google's EEO Policy , Know your rights: workplace discrimination is illegal , Belonging at Google , and How we hire . Google is a global company and, in order to facilitate efficient collaboration and communication globally, English proficiency is a requirement for all roles unless stated otherwise in the job posting. To all recruitment agencies: Google does not accept agency resumes. Please do not forward resumes to our jobs alias, Google employees, or any other organization location. Google is not responsible for any fees related to unsolicited resumes.

A leading global property and construction consultancy based in the UK is seeking highly motivated Senior Cost Consultants to join their estimating team. The role will involve developing cost estimates for significant infrastructure projects across various sectors. Ideal candidates will possess relevant estimating experience and ideally hold qualifications in Quantity Surveying or Cost Management. The company offers a flexible work-life balance and generous benefits including professional development opportunities and a competitive salary.

About this opportunity Gleeds continue to develop their sustainable growth plans in the North of England and are looking for an exceptional individual to join the regional senior team of directors. This individual will take on the responsibility of business growth in the Building Surveying business unit in the region. They will report to the Regional Director for consultancy services and will have Executive responsibility and leadership for the delivery of the Service specialism. The individual will be expected to work closely with the other two regional Business Unit leaders, and represent Gleeds as an ambassador within the region, living and personifying our values of: Professionalism with personality; Innovation with agility; and Excellence with humility; and in doing so, act as a role model to others at Gleeds demonstrating our culture and values to all stakeholders. Responsibilities include but are not limited to: Formulating and managing strategies to deliver the business objectives. Actively identifying new business development opportunities and driving growth across the Business Unit's activities. Ensuring that projects are managed in accordance with Gleeds processes and procedures (governance and controls). Agreeing fees and charges for potential services with Regional Director. Agreeing appointments / scope of services. Ensuring that appointments are in place prior to commencing service delivery. Delivering high quality services and deliverables ensuring that services meet our Customer's requirements. Reviewing scope of appointments on a monthly basis to ensure services are being delivered in accordance with appointments Managing and maintaining Customer relationships (i.e. Clients, business partners and other consultants). Ensuring a Customer Care plan is in place. Resolving customer complaints. Ensuring sufficient resources are made available to deliver services on our projects, including managing resource conflict resolution (with fellow directors). Leading and managing Teams, including working with Directors and Associate Directors in managing resources and workload. Ensuring compliance with administrative requirements (appraisals, training, timesheets etc) Managing employees, focusing on retention and development. Developing and enhancing Gleeds Building Surveying capability. Briefing employees on relevant aspects of Gleeds business. Preparing bids for services. Managing service delivery for profit that meets established budgets Managing the commercial aspects of projects (e.g. scope of services/deliverables, invoices, payments, and debt management). Working harmoniously with other Senior Directors and Directors, assisting Regional Service Line Leads and Regional Director. Promoting all Gleeds professional services and brand Gleeds, including our digital offer. As a Gleeds team member, you will have access to: Opportunities to develop and grow your career Generous holiday allowance plus option to purchase additional days through the holiday purchase scheme A contributory pension scheme Employee Assistance Programme Our global travel scholarship programme Flexible working arrangements Who we are looking for: Experience, Knowledge and Key Skills: Extensive experience in public and private sector led developments delivering building surveying services on construction projects, of which 5 years were in a responsible leadership function in the management of professional teams and major construction projects or frameworks. Demonstrate experience of leading high performance multi-disciplinary project delivery teams Excellent communication skills - both oral and written. Excellent organisational skills and the ability to quickly adapt to changing environments. Excellent problem solving, negotiating skills, financial and numeracy management skills. Ability to absorb complex information and assess requirements readily. Demonstrable networking skills and having a strong professional network within the region and a solid understanding of the marketplace Ability to prepare first class bids for services. Competent at negotiating sufficient fees to both complete services and generate required profit levels. Demonstrable evidence of delivering top class services to Clients and managing Client relationships. Demonstrable experience of timely interfacing with clients and key stakeholders at the highest level. Experience managing multiple projects Ability to work as part of and lead a regional team Excellent knowledge of construction procurement strategies, including tendering and contract strategies Extensive knowledge of construction technologies, sequences, methods and materials Excellent commercial background, including familiarity with contract conditions and procedures and ability to administer contracts (as contract administrator, employer's agent and/or project manager) Sound understanding of legislation impacting on building contracts. Qualifications MRICS (Member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors) or Other alternative Professional Body related to the Built Environment. About us Gleeds is a global property and construction consultancy with over 150 years of expertise, operating in 28 countries worldwide. From iconic landmarks to critical infrastructure, we drive innovation, sustainability and value, delivering transformative projects that shape communities and redefine the built environment.

Development Director page is loaded Development Directorlocations: London - Head Office (Euston)time type: Full timeposted on: Posted Todaytime left to apply: End Date: March 13, 2026 (27 days left to apply)job requisition id: REQ- About Lendlease Lendlease is Australia's leading real estate business with International operations. Our core expertise is in Investment Management, Development, and Construction. For more than 60 years, we have created thriving places around the globe.In the UK, Lendlease recently announced a joint venture partnership with The Crown Estate across six major urban regeneration projects in London and Birmingham. The £24 billion GDV pipeline offers opportunities to unlock more than 100,000 jobs, 26,000 homes and 10 million square feet of science, innovation and technology workspace and provides a benchmark for how public and private can work together to deliver growth for the country. As the Master Developer for the portfolio, our focus is on continuing to identify opportunities to generate maximum value from our projects and working with our partners to maximise return on investment, socio economic betterment, and placemaking outcomes. About the Role We are currently recruiting a Development Director to join our £5.5 billion Silvertown project in Newham, at the heart of the Royal Docks and Beckton Riverside Opportunity Area, one of the largest regeneration areas in the UK. The site which has sat largely vacant for 40 years is one of London's last dockland regeneration opportunities. Over the next 15 years we will transform its existing industrial heritage to provide 7,000 homes and 10,000 jobs in an iconic new East London neighbourhood providing town centre amenity for the Royal Docks and a waterside destination for London; a place with industrial character, a radical past, and a bold personality.Lendlease is providing Development Management services to The Silvertown Partnership (TPS) a development joint venture between Lendlease, The Crown Estate and Starwood Capital. TSP has a development agreement with GLA who own the land, and a loan agreement with Homes England.Following a two-year period of focus on planning and renegotiation of the Joint Venture, Land and Loan agreements, the project is now poised for to deliver at speed with 1,000 homes starting design and another 1,000 homes starting on site in the next 12 months, as well as significant enabling infrastructure and the initial phase of ground floor activation of what will become the new town centre for the Royal Docks. Accountabilities Ensure safe outcomes for everyone involved in or impacted by design construction and end use stages. Lead a team with a focus on performance, career progression, development, retention and wellbeing. Build and maintain strong positive relationships with project investors, public sector partners, project teams, the local community and the wider industry, and champion a broader understanding of their drivers, and relative hierarchy in matters of conflict, across all project team processes. Work closely with the Project Director and Commercial Director to ensure all project governance and reporting is carried out in a timely, robust transparent manner, including annual Business Plans, Investment approvals, regular reporting, risk management, and contractual compliance. Inspire and lead the project team to achieve project vision, placemaking outcomes and brand reputation to ensure value creation. Responsible for the financial performance of the project including the inputs and outputs of the overall commercial assessment and assisting the business in achieving business plan targets for each development stage. Accountability for the project operational strategy and ensuring performance of the entire project team against Business Plan safety, sustainability, place and commercial outcomes across investment, procurement, design, planning, construction, handover and estate management stages. Responsible for managing project risks and opportunities which could impact stakeholder relationships, planning approvals and commercial viability of the project. Ensure an appropriate level of engagement and support is maintained from discipline areas, including commercial and finance, capital transactions, investment management, placemaking, infrastructure, construction, social economic, and sustainability to achieve project outcomes. Champion transparency and a thorough understanding of the broader development and client / partner context and seek to bring exceptional solutions that serve the wider Lendlease agenda. About You Proven competency to carry out the accountabilities outlined above. A highly collaborative individual with experience and ability in forming, leading, managing and motivating complex teams and effectively delegating. Strong interpersonal and issue resolution skills, including the ability to upwardly manage internal and external stakeholders. Proven presentation and communication skills, with the ability to make the complex simple and clearly articulate vision and objectives in the language of the target audience and engages others in pursuit of clear strategic goals. A passion for urban regeneration, built form, cities and placemaking and dedication to the ambition and future of Silvertown as a place and community. Strong understanding of all assets classes and market positioning. Experience of delivering residential and /or commercial assets. Demonstrable experience of prioritising and managing outcomes in large scale urban regeneration projects. Through understanding of development and long-term asset management processes. Commercial acumen, decision making and negotiation skills. An understanding and appreciation of the contractual relationships between parties (landowners, partners, local authority, tenants, funders, banks etc.). A desire to think beyond physical transformation and drive socio economic improvements for local communities, and meaningful and inclusive community engagement processes. Relevant tertiary qualifications (e.g. property, engineering, architecture, or construction etc.). Relevant sector experience. Experience of leading community engagement processes on complex development schemes. Experience of planning and delivery of regeneration schemes at master planning stage. Benefits of working at Lendlease Industry leading pension scheme Private medical health benefit and dental plan options Enhanced parental leave Life assurance 25 days annual leave with the option to buy or sell additional days Wellbeing leave Health and wellbeing support and initiatives 24/7 confidential Employee assistance program Discounted gym membership to over 2,500 gym's nation wideLendlease is committed to being a diverse and inclusive employer of choice by engaging, enabling and empowering our people. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment and we are happy to consider flexible working arrangements. Inclusion sets us all up for success and we particularly encourage applications from currently under-represented groups in our industry including those who self-identify as women, black, Asian, minority ethnic, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and/ or disabled.

We are delighted to be working with a market-leading company to find them an ambitious and driven Business Development Executive to join their team. This is a fantastic opportunity to work with some of the UKs largest property and landowners, identifying and securing high-profile billboard sites, windowfront projections, and digital screens in key locations click apply for full job details

JLL empowers you to shape a brighter way .Our people at JLL are shaping the future of real estate for a better world by combining world class services, advisory and technology for our clients. We are committed to hiring the best, most talented people and empowering them to thrive, grow meaningful careers and to find a place where they belong. Whether you've got deep experience in commercial real estate, skilled trades or technology, or you're looking to apply your relevant experience to a new industry, join our team as we help shape a brighter way forward. JLL are currently recruiting for a General Manager for once of or exciting client sites in Paddington. The General Manager (GM) is the primary responsible person for FM operations delivering all operations and customer related services to the building and its occupants and through the on-site team will be responsible for ensuring that facilities services accord with the best practice standards as defined by Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL). The GM will be JLL's and the building owners 'Ambassador' and maintain and promote the property's position in the locality as best in class for occupiers to work in. The GM will have a close working relationship with senior representatives of the building tenants and the building Owners representatives.Reporting to the Senior Facilities Manager, the GM has line management responsibilities for the on-site FM team and will be the representative for specified key client/occupier issues. The GM will work in several "virtual teams" with the client focussed teams of Asset and Property Managers, Surveying Executives and Client Accountants. Key Responsibilities and Deliverables Client Service To understand the Client's objective and instructions in relation to the property. To assist in Client reporting concerning all on-site operational issues and customer relations. Act as lead for the Client in all matters relating to the operation at the property to establish and enhance brand image. Support Client's vision for the property, ensuring the on site Team acts as facilitator in the delivery of CAPEX projects. Co-ordinate exceptional expenditure projects (PPMP) Customer Experience Establish and manage a property strategy with a view to providing a high standard of customer service that enhances the customer experience and develops a property partnership community. Regularly meet with the building occupier's representatives to fully understand their wants and needs within the property. Manage the buildings on-site services teams to ensure optimal customer satisfaction and minimise the downtime when service interruption occurs. Undertake annual Occupier Surveys (or more frequently as required) and respond to occupier feedback with a view to achieving positive outcomes and consistent high levels of customer satisfaction Operations Management Lead, develop and inspire the on-site FM team (both directly employed and sub-contracted) to deliver high standards of service at the property. Ensure KPIs are met and service excellence is delivered throughout all areas of on-site operations. To be responsible for the implementation of agreed best practice in accordance with JLL's Facilities Management Best Practice policies in the following areas: accounting service charge financial management practice, information/communications, procurement, operations, repair & maintenance, socially social & environmental responsible management, customer focus experience and human resources (training and development) ensuring: + standard systems and procedures + customer service delivery + standard documents and templates + audit and inspection + reduction of risk + consistent high standards of service delivery (and their measurement) + improved reporting to clients To ensure readiness for sale dealing with due diligence enquiries on disposal and lettings from a facilities operations perspective. Create an 'ambassadorial' role with the customer (occupier) representatives, the Merchant Square Estate Team and in local industry business groups, Local Authority and community/civic stakeholder meetings as appropriate. Inform the Property Manager of any occupier matters that may influence valuation/investment considerations including assistance in monitoring Tenant's occupiers' compliance with covenants. In conjunction with the Property Management team, ensure the financial management of the property, through the preparation of service charge budgets, the monitoring of agreed budgets to pre-defined cash limits, quarterly variance reporting and service charge reconciliation, is delivered to JLL accounting practices. To include the administration of non-recoverable budgets. To understand the principal terms of occupier's leases as they affect the facilities property management of the property building and the Client's obligations to provide services including clarity on the extent of the common areas. Ensure that the procurement of all supplies and services at the property is undertaken in accordance with JLL's PAM procurement policy to ensure the highest standards for the best value. This will include the use of accredited Contractors only, usually based on framework agreements, and JLL's purchase ordering systems. Monitor contractor performance against agreed standards. Review service contracts as appropriate. Ensure establish and maintain high quality health and safety practices, in accordance with best practice guidelines from central support under the JLL's risk management programme and the RFM Ensure all risks identified in the independent Risk Assessment are properly addressed and to review risks as part of JLL's audit process and Site Compliance inspections. To work with other appropriate aspects of JLL's 'Socially Responsible Management' programme. Ensure these are implemented in relation to environmental & sustainability policies. To ensure reactive maintenance and day-to-day service requirements are undertaken in a timely and cost-effective manner. Be familiar with all heating, ventilating, mechanical and electrical equipment at the property and have a sound understanding of the purpose and general working of such equipment. To ensure maintenance contracts in place cover specification as defined within the O&M manual requirements and do not negate warranties/guarantees. Where required, work with building surveyors/architects/consultants on major works. With the Property Manager, identify and arrange minor planned works. Maintain, test and implement major incident plans to cover all emergencies Customer Experience Establish and manage building strategy with a view to providing high standard of customer service to enhance the customer experience and develop a building partnership community. Undertake annual Occupier Surveys (or more frequently as required) and respond to occupier feedback with a view to achieving positive outcomes and consistent high levels of customer satisfaction Required Qualifications, Skills and Experience Strong management experience gained within a high profile commercial environment. Excellent customer service skills and a track record of implementing successful customer orientated activities. Demonstrate a strong good understanding of building design and base build management Member of IWFM NEBOSH/IOSH qualification A proven track record in managing and motivating on-site operational management teams Experience of managing service charge budgets and major CAPEX projects Strong commercial acumen Strong leadership skills to effectively manage and motivate a team to achieve a high level of performance and to exceed targets Accountable and resilient Ability to work under pressure Demonstrate ability to support change related initiatives and to determine what expertise and resources are required to resolve problems quickly

General Counsel Legal / London Work where work matters. We are a global technology group built for what's next, offering high calibre professionals the platform for high stakes work, the kind of work that defines an entire career. When you join us, you're not just taking on projects, you're solving problems that don't even have answers yet. You will join an exclusive roster of talent that global leaders, including Google, Snap, Diageo, PayPal, and Jaguar Land Rover call when deadlines seem impossible, when others have already tried and failed, and when the solution absolutely has to work. Forget routine consultancy. You will operate where technology, design, and human behaviour meet to deliver tangible outcomes, fast. This is work that leaves a mark, work you'll be proud to tell your friends about. We are looking for a strategic and commercially-minded General Counsel to lead our legal function during a pivotal period of growth and organisational refinement. You will serve as a key member of the leadership team, providing expert legal counsel on everything from international employment law to complex M&A transactions. The ideal candidate thrives in a fast-paced environment and possesses the unique ability to balance rigorous legal compliance with the pragmatic needs of a scaling business. You will be responsible for ensuring our corporate house is in order, protecting our intellectual property, and navigating the legal complexities of international operations. We look for people who embody: Innovation to solve the hardest problems. Accountability for every result. Integrity always. Corporate Transactions & M&A Strategy Lead post-completion due diligence for M&A transactions across all Group entities Establish and maintain a Virtual Data Room (VDR) to ensure Qodea is permanently "exit-ready" for legal and regulatory audits Ensure all corporate records and public disclosures are accurate, consistent, and complete Lead the legal entity rationalisation program Financing, Reorganisation & Exits Partner with external solicitors to negotiate and execute refinancing agreements Provide end-to-end legal support for Group reorganisations, coordinating closely with tax advisors and external counsel to ensure seamless execution Prepare the business for potential exits or structural refining through meticulous legal hygiene International Governance & Compliance Oversee global corporate compliance, coordinating with oversea legal counsel to ensure adherence to local laws in all operating jurisdictions Manage share transfers and the associated corporate governance documentation Act as the primary liaison for outsourced company secretarial providers, overseeing statutory registers, cap tables, and minute books Risk, Compliance & Governance Own enterprise-wide risk and compliance oversight, ensuring alignment with Qodea's strategy and Board expectations Establish and maintain a pragmatic ERM framework, including risk appetite, tolerance, and executive-level reporting Provide clear, actionable risk and compliance insights to the Executive Committee and Board Sponsor and govern ISO and assurance programmes (including ISO 27001 and ISO 9001), ensuring continuous audit readiness Act as senior interface for audits, regulators, and certification bodies, overseeing remediation of findings Partner with business leaders to ensure compliance with applicable domestic and international regulations Monitor emerging regulatory and operational risks and advise leadership on mitigation and exposure Commercial Contracts & Employment Law Standardise and refine key operational contracts across the Group to ensure consistency and risk mitigation. This includes: License, distribution, program agreements as appropriate International Employment contracts and labor law compliance Loan agreements, NDAs, and Letters of Engagement (LOE) Provide high-level support for complex commercial negotiations Stakeholder Management & Reporting Act as a trusted advisor to Finance, Operations, and Senior Management Manage relationships with external law firms, ensuring high-quality output and cost-effective legal spend Deliver regular updates to the Group on legal risks, legislative changes, and transaction progress Risk Escalation: Proactively identify and flag significant legal, compliance, or transactional risks to the Board immediately As a Qodea leader, you are expected to embody our leadership ethos. This involves supportive people management, shaping team direction, driving strategic team decisions, and actively championing our culture of innovation, accountability, and integrity to enhance the employee experience and ensure team success. Essential Experience: Qualified Solicitor: Legally qualified to practice in the UK, with significant post-qualification experience (PQE) within corporate law and UK regulatory compliance International Expertise: Proven experience navigating international employment legislation and cross-border corporate structures M&A Veteran: Extensive experience in corporate transactions, due diligence, and managing VDRs Commercial Acumen: Ability to provide "legal-plus" advice-understanding that legal solutions must support business objectives Communication: Exceptional ability to translate complex legal jargon into actionable advice for non-legal stakeholders Built for what's next: This role is aligned with Qodea's career framework at the Level 6: Director Legal level. Review the official Legal career framework for performance expectations. It details essential skills and behaviours for this level. Exceptional performance can lead to advancement opportunities within our career framework or internal opportunities with other departments, aligned with your career aspirations and business needs. We believe in supporting our team members both professionally and personally. Here's how we invest in you: Compensation and Financial Wellbeing Competitive base salary. Matching pension scheme (up to 5%) from day one. Discretionary company bonus scheme. 4 x annual salary Death in Service coverage from day one. Employee referral scheme. Tech Scheme. Health and Wellness Private medical insurance from day one. Optical and dental cash back scheme. app: access to remote GPs, second opinions, mental health support, and physiotherapy. EAP service. Cycle to Work scheme. Work-Life Balance and Growth 36 days annual leave (inclusive of bank holidays). An extra paid day off for your birthday. Ten paid learning days per year. Flexible working hours. Market-leading parental leave. Sabbatical leave (after five years). Work from anywhere (up to 3 weeks per year). Industry-recognised training and certifications. Bonusly employee recognition and rewards platform. Clear opportunities for career development. Length of Service Awards. Regular company events.