That’s a nice ale. Best of luck with the new job, pal.
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You’ll surely get the ride tonight.
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Wrong thread mate. This is career change. You’re looking for carer change it seems.
Potential job that I think would be great for your mate.
The Role
Reporting to the Board of GPA, the person appointed to this role will provide the leadership, vision and passion to ensure the organisation’s future growth and success. This individual will possess the management capabilities to deliver the strategic and operational performance required over the coming years to facilitate the organisation continued prosperity. The successful candidate will be responsible for safeguarding and enhancing the organisation’s culture and values to allow it continue to meet its core objective; enabling players to achieve their personal best both on and off the field of play.
As a key member of the GPA leadership team the successful candidate will oversee the implementation of the board’s strategic plan, corporate governance, programme development and service innovation. Supported by a strong and experienced Board and management team, the role will also encompass the following key elements:
To advocate on behalf of county players through engagement with squads, current and former players.
To execute the strategic, operational and financial plan to drive the organisation forward.
To provide the vision and leadership required to support the organisation through the next phase of its life cycle.
To manage key stakeholder relationships to ensure that productive partnerships are maintained and developed.
To ensure that player welfare and development programmes are appropriately resourced and are of the highest standard to support our athletes in vital areas of their lives.
The Person
The person must be passionate about gaelic games and supporting county players on and off the field of play. This role will provide a talented individual with the opportunity to shape the Association’s future development and enhance its unique position within an Irish and International sporting environment. The successful candidate, ideally a third level graduate will:
Have a proven track record as a leader in business or a social/community organisation and in a sporting environment.
Have gained management experience at a senior level.
Have a thorough understanding of the GAA/GPA landscape.
Demonstrate high levels of emotional intelligence.
Have excellent interpersonal and influencing skills.
Possess high quality written and verbal communication skills.
Be results driven.
The remuneration package will reflect the responsibility of the role, the seniority of the position and the successful candidate’s level of experience. Please write, in strictest confidence, stating how you meet the above requirements and quoting Reference: 66099 to:
Shay Dalton,
Lincoln Recruitment Specialists,
5 Fitzwilliam Square,
Dublin 2.
+353 1 661 0444
sdalton@lincoln.ie
What sort of wedge comes with that?
I already posted the job spec, pal. My interview is tomorrow week.
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Fat Dessie wouldnt say
What sort of salary would we envisage here lads?
About €250k? Ulster Council recently hired a new CEO with a reported salary of £100k and a company car.
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You’d want at least that. It’s a very high profile and important role
Make sure you get in touch with Dela, pal. He can give you all the pointers you need.
It also makes you grateful for the modest salary the FAI plays Dela when amateur organisations are paying such sums to teachers and civil servants and the like.
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Signing the same page of a binding legal document as Mr Delaney is undoubtedly one of the highlights of my career. I’m hoping to catch up with him in a well known Dublin private dining establishment soon and I’ll certainly tap into his fountain of knowledge whether it’s for this specific role or an alternative one.
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Ya thats all the Clubs need, some moronic Accountant with as little empathy as Trump, in charge of the GPA.
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Oooooft
I’m extremely confident that I can use my professional qualifications to accurately diagnose the GPA’s problems and chart the best way forward for our gaelic players.
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I believe in you, pal.
I think playing adult club in last 15 years should be a prerequisite
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250k
You’re having a laugh
Be doing well to break 6 figures.
Who knows though.
Probably desirable but not essential and not in the job spec.
You’d think you would have proper qualifications in your own sector at least before you pontificate to @Bandage.
No one knows cos fat Dessie wouldn’t disclose his wedge