Applications close:

2 July at middaySalary:

£43,000 per annum (pro-rata)Work schedule:

Three-day week (0.6 FTE), twelve-month fixed-term contract (with possibility to extend subject to funding)The role will be based in our central London office, with some flexibility for remote work.About the Role

The Edinburgh TV Festival, a prestigious media event in the UK, and its umbrella charity, The TV Foundation, are entering an exciting phase of strategic development as they approach their 50th anniversary and beyond.We are seeking a highly organized, resourceful, and proactive

Strategic Projects Lead

to work closely with the CEO on projects supporting both the Festival and Foundation’s five-year strategic plan. This role will be central to shaping the Festival’s future, supporting operational, communication, and stakeholder engagement efforts.Some regular presence in our London offices is required, subject to the CEO’s schedule. We aim to offer flexible hours and remote working options where possible.This is a unique opportunity to influence one of the UK’s most influential screen industry events. The Edinburgh TV Festival is owned by the not-for-profit charity The TV Foundation, which promotes access and inclusion in media. We welcome applications from diverse backgrounds, especially those underrepresented in the creative industries.Key Responsibilities

Coordinate workstreams across venues, logistics, industry engagement, and communicationsResearch, compile reports, conduct sector analysis, and benchmarkingSupport stakeholder engagement with broadcasters, sponsors, and public bodiesCreate project plans based on interdepartmental briefsMonitor milestones, manage timelines, and keep projects on schedule and aligned with messagingCollaborate with departments to ensure alignment with ongoing and charitable prioritiesProvide direct support to the CEO on strategic initiativesPerson Specification

5+ years’ experience in events, media, or cultural organizations (or transferable skills)Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to summarize, brief, and present effectivelyExperience working with senior stakeholders and handling sensitive informationConfident in representing the organization online and in personStrong project coordination skills, including scheduling, research, and follow-upCollaborative mindset and enthusiasm for innovationKnowledge of the TV industry and current trendsFamiliarity with public funding and working with government entitiesHow to Apply

Timeline:Application deadline:

Wednesday, 2 July at middayInterviews:

Scheduled for the week of 7 JulyStart date:

Week commencing 14 JulyAvailability during 19-22 August is required to attend the 2025 Edinburgh TV Festival; travel and accommodation are provided.We support diversity and inclusion and encourage applicants from underrepresented groups, including non-white ethnicity, D/deaf, disabled, and neurodivergent individuals.To apply, please click the ''Apply Now'' link below, complete the form, and upload a cover letter explaining how you meet the role’s requirements along with your CV.By submitting your application, you agree to our privacy policy regarding data processing.

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