Salary: £27,000 – £30-000 per annum depending on experience.
Location: MSC Head Office, London
Description
The Foodservice Project Manager will be responsible for delivering a wide-ranging set of activities throughout the foodservice supply chain in England. The overarching aims of this two year project, supported in part by Defra’s Greener Living Fund, are to increase the availability of MSC labelled fish dishes on menus in restaurants and to increase the awareness of the MSC. More information on the project is available here: www.greenerlivingfund.org.uk. To fulfill the expectations of this project, this postholder will be a self-starter who is a versatile, capable and driven team player.
Experience
You will have at least two years experience in a similar or transferrable role, and be used to dealing with a range of stakeholders. Experience of the foodservice sector in the UK will be a distinct advantage.
You must have a combination of education and experience that demonstrates a good working knowledge of sustainable development, especially as it relates the food sector. You have a successful record of project planning and management and excellent personal organisation skills which demonstrate high productivity and an ability to manage competing work priorities. You hold at least an undergraduate degree or equivalent in marketing/business or natural resources/environmental management, or in a related subject.
You are a confident communicator, happy to present to groups of all sizes, analyse data and write concise, informative reports.
Job description
Download the full job description for MSC Foodservice Project Manager here.
Application process and timetable
To apply, please send your CV and a covering letter describing how you meet the requirements of the job specification, to:
Jean Lill
3rd Floor, Mountbarrow House,
6 – 20 Elizabeth Street,
London SW1W 9RB, UK
or, email jean.lill@msc.org.
Please note that applications not consisting of a CV and covering letter cannot be considered. You will not receive notification if your application is unsuccessful.
Deadline: 24 July, 12 midday GMT
First and second interviews:
Likely to be held week commencing 10th August in London.
