Part-time Job Vacancy: Communications & Project Manager

Aug 31, 2017

The Biodynamic Association are seeking a bright energetic self -motivated and well- organised part time (2 days) experienced professional executive to join their small dedicated team in their mission to foster and promote biodynamic farming, gardening and food in the UK.

This is what the Biodynamic Association have to say about this exciting new vacancy:

Our new executive will work closely with our Director, Lynda Brown, and her team, in developing all aspects of communications and PR, including responsibility for our website; and be co-responsible and manage a variety of projects such membership, events, and our consumer marketing project for Demeter food.

Sound knowledge and experience of organics or biodynamics is essential, as are consumer facing communication skills, WordPress, and social media skills.

Fund raising/ marketing / journalistic experience is desirable.

Closing date 1st September 2017.  Anticipated start date October 2017.

Salary dependant on experience, up to £27K FTE.

16 hours per week.

Home based but regular attendance in Stroud, Gloucester, UK.

Job description and person spec details can be found here.  

If you would like to enquire about the post, or have questions, please contact the BDA office tel:01453 759501 Email: Office@biodynamic.org.uk

To apply: Please email your CV and covering letter to: Office@biodynamic.org.uk  or by post to: The Biodynamic Association, Open House, Gloucester Street, Stroud, Glos. GL5 1QG. Please mark: Comms & Project Manager Job Application.

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