role of councillor
Roles of Councillor
Balance the needs and interests of their community, their political party or group (if they are a member) and the council as a whole.
You will be in a position to make a difference to the quality of other people’s daily lives and prospects.
An important role in the major decisions that affect people's lives.
Local councils are responsible for a whole range of services; waste, recycling and environmental services, schools, social services, planning, housing, benefits, libraries, transport, leisure facilities and many more.
To represent constituents and ward interests in her/his dealings with the council.
To sit on a range of member level bodies, including council meetings, reaching informed and balanced decisions.
To provide community leadership and promote active citizenship.
To adhere to the various codes of conduct and protocols relating to election as a councillor.
To participate in the cabinet and to implement agreed policies by taking responsibility, individually or collectively, for any portfolio allocated by the authority, including providing a lead on and proposing new policy, strategy, programming, budget and service standards, as well as acting as spokesperson within and outside the authority for the service/function.
Role description
About the role:
Responsibilities will include:
To work with International Portfolio Managers in the design of project plans to be delivered through Central Product teams and to manage all international product projects and ensure delivery is on time, on budget and to the quality required.
To lead effective management of the international catalogue of products and excellence in customer communication for all catalogue related matters.
To work with International Portfolio Managers and the Head of International Marketing in the delivery of exceptional go to market activities for priority campaigns.
To support the International Portfolio Team with budget-related matters and SAP
Balance the needs and interests of their community, their political party or group (if they are a member) and the council as a whole.
You will be in a position to make a difference to the quality of other people’s daily lives and prospects.
An important role in the major decisions that affect people's lives.
Local councils are responsible for a whole range of services; waste, recycling and environmental services, schools, social services, planning, housing, benefits, libraries, transport, leisure facilities and many more.
To represent constituents and ward interests in her/his dealings with the council.
To sit on a range of member level bodies, including council meetings, reaching informed and balanced decisions.
To provide community leadership and promote active citizenship.
To adhere to the various codes of conduct and protocols relating to election as a councillor.
To participate in the cabinet and to implement agreed policies by taking responsibility, individually or collectively, for any portfolio allocated by the authority, including providing a lead on and proposing new policy, strategy, programming, budget and service standards, as well as acting as spokesperson within and outside the authority for the service/function.
Role description
About the role:
Responsibilities will include:
To work with International Portfolio Managers in the design of project plans to be delivered through Central Product teams and to manage all international product projects and ensure delivery is on time, on budget and to the quality required.
To lead effective management of the international catalogue of products and excellence in customer communication for all catalogue related matters.
To work with International Portfolio Managers and the Head of International Marketing in the delivery of exceptional go to market activities for priority campaigns.
To support the International Portfolio Team with budget-related matters and SAP