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Temporary Position Available

STATION & FUNDING MANAGER - BALLYHOURA COMMUNITY RADIO

Role: Station & Funding Manager

Duration: Temporary/Maternity Cover

Location: Charleville, Co. Cork

Summary: Oversee the day-to-day operations and finances of the radio station and ensure all resources are used effectively; to liaise closely with the Board on business planning and strategy development; and to generate significant and sustainable revenues for the station.

Key duties & responsibilities include:

  • To generate significant grant funding, including identification and investigation of grant/funding opportunities; planning and co-ordinating funding applications; applying for and securing grant applications; managing projects/resources to which grants relates; regularly communicating with and developing good relationships with funders; reporting, completion and compliance with respect to projects to which grant relates
  • Strong and effective project management, including creation and implementation of business plans and strategy; and working with staff, volunteers and board to develop and deliver same
  • Ensuring adoption and application of good governance, including best practice with respect to financial management, budgeting, cashflow, human resources, compliance and risk management 
  • Co-ordinating community and corporate fundraising strategy, including developing relationships with local businesses, community organisations and volunteers 
  • Ensuring regular compliance and clear and consistent communication with third parties, notably BAI, Pobal, Auditor, Funders, Financial Providers and Ballyhoura Development Limited 
  • Devising, managing and implementing an effective sales and marketing strategy for the station, including communicating clear targets and monthly reporting and quarterly review of progress
  • Implementing an effective PR strategy that actively promotes the station among target community and encourages and enables regular feedback to be channeled 
  • Managing and motivating paid staff and volunteers, including identification of suitable training and development opportunities, and ensuring sufficient volunteer numbers 
  • Monthly station financial and operations reporting to the board of management, including responsibility for financial administration, monthly management accounts and risk reporting 
  • Endorse and be pro-active in supporting community ethos of the station , including outreach work, outside broadcasts and links with local community clubs, causes and events 
  • Ensuring station broadcasts hours agreed with BAI, and station broadcasts in line with BCR goals 
  • Adopting and implementing a regular system of audience feedback 
  • Learn and advance skills and experience in the areas of production, digital editing and community media; and ensuring station is aware of and where appropriate uses the latest technology 
  • Lead team/staff meetings and undertake staff reviews/appraisals and to assume responsibility for unfilled staff positions, as necessary 
  • Preparation, collation and dissemination of agreed Board pack and administration relating to Board meetings; Attend meetings and perform functions as deemed appropriate by the Board

 

Responding:

Please reply with a cover letter and CV to Maura Flynn, m.flynn(0)ballyhoura.org , clearly outlining your financial management, fundraising and project/staff management skills and experience. Applications to be sent by email only.

Closing Date for Applications: 5pm Wednesday 29th February

Interviews: If successful, candidates will be interviewed on Monday 5th March in Charleville and will be notified of outcome by email/phone on Thursday 8th of March. Please keep 5th March free.

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Local Radio in National Irish Broadcast

Fresh from winning 3 national programming awards, local station Ballyhoura Community Radio is once again excelling on the airwaves with Ní Neart go Cur le Chéile.

Ní Neart go Cur le Chéile is an 8 part series of Irish language magazine-style programmes, which was made possible thanks to the support of the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland's Sound and Vision fund. Each hour-long show was produced by a different community radio station using mini-features produced by a total of 18 community radio stations, nationwide.

Ballyhoura Community Radio was one of the six radio stations selected nationwide to host an anchor programme for this exciting national, community radio programming project.

Ballyhoura Community Radio volunteer and native Irish speaker, Philip O’Connell, was privileged to be offered the opportunity to host one of the anchor programmes.

Philip O' Connell also produced a segment for the series documenting the childhood memories of local nun Sr. Perpetua who grew up in the Gaelthacht in Donegal. Another segment was produced by volunteer Joanne Ryan about the Irish talking circle that meets weekly to encourage Irish speaking in the Charleville area. Joanne can currently been seen playing temptress 'Grace' on the Irish soap opera 'Ros na Rún'.

Ní Neart go Cur le Chéile will run 6.30-7.30pm on the first Sunday of every month on Ballyhoura Community Radio 92.6fm starting on this Sunday, February 5th.

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