Overview

Employer:

Gordon MoodyLocation:

Dudley, West MidlandsSalary:

£79,899.00 to £87,295.00Closing date:

30 Sep 2025Sector:

Charities / Voluntary, Health and Social Care / WorkJob Type:

Communications / Marketing / PR, Management, Planning, Procurement / Purchasing, Project management, Revenues / Benefits, Social care, Social Care - AdultsContract Type:

Fixed Term ContractWorking Pattern:

See advert detailsHours:

Full-TimeJob Details

Gordon Moody

is the UK''s leading charity dedicated to supporting those most affected by gambling harm. We provide life-changing residential treatment, online therapy, and national training programmes.We are seeking an

Interim Business Development Director (12 Months)

to lead the strategic growth of our commissioned services across health, criminal justice, and social care. This role is crucial in shaping our future, building strong partnerships, and ensuring that our services reach those who need them most.You will

Lead and manage bids for NHS, ICBs, Local Authorities, and other commissioners.Collaborate with colleagues across clinical, operational, and financial teams to develop high-quality, evidence-based proposals.Shape creative service solutions that balance innovation, sustainability, and impact.Represent Gordon Moody externally, building trusted relationships and enhancing our reputation as the UK''s leading gambling harm charity.We''re looking for someone with

A proven track record of leading and winning high-value public sector bids (£500k+). Strong knowledge of NHS and commissioning processes.Excellent communication, leadership, and relationship-building skills.Commercial acumen and confidence in assessing risk and financial models.This is an exciting opportunity to bring your expertise to a fast-growing charity making a genuine difference. If you''re motivated, collaborative, and passionate about improving lives, we''d love to hear from you.Company

Gordon Moody is the UK''s leading charity dedicated to providing support and treatment for those severely affected by gambling harms. The organisation was set up in South London in 1971, and we now have centres across the UK offering residential treatment for men and women to help them reclaim and rebuild their lives through recovery in a safe, supported environment.Along with our unique specialist treatment centres for men and women, we offer recovery housing that provides residential relapse prevention and aftercare programmes. We also deliver a unique Retreat and Counselling programme that combines short-stay residential treatment with ongoing at-home support. These programmes provide seamless care and support for those in treatment along with friends and family support to help those who are affected by a loved one''s gambling harms.

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