Interim Head of Knowledge and Information Management

Exeter
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Role: Interim Head of Knowledge and Information Management
Contracting Authority: Public Sector
Contract Length: 6 months
Location: Hybrid – Exeter 2 days per week onsite – non negotiable
IR35: Inside IR35
Pay Rate: Negotiable
Clearance: Active SC Clearance

Minimum requirement:

  • Active SC Clearance

  • Experience in leading a team of specialists in KIM, in a complex organisation and in an uncertain and fast changing environment. Developing strategic plans, prioritising and directing team-led activities, building a common direction

  • Experience in influencing and decision making up to Board level in connection with KIM or data governance related initiatives affecting multiple areas of the organisation

  • Evidence of effective collaborative working and communication skills to build and maintain networks and communities, bringing people together to achieve shared common objectives

  • Experience in directing activities to evolve and mature how knowledge, information and data assets are identified and managed, working with others to influence, enable and support business aims

  • Evidence of working autonomously at pace to solve problems and address risks and issues

    Desirable:

  • Experience in acting as a DRO or a similar role responsible for ensuring compliance with legislation

  • Experience in working with ISO standards in relation to knowledge and information management

  • Experience in setting up and facilitating Communities of Practice or similar forums for specialist practitioners to drive peer learning and knowledge sharing and to solve complex business problems.

  • Experience in working with data governance frameworks and/or data management best practice such as DAMA-UK

  • An understanding of the challenges of managing weather and climate (environmental science) data

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