1 Mitre Court Buildings is a well established Chambers, offering advice and representation in a range of practice areas across crime, immigration, regulatory and civil work. With an ethos of fairness and efficiently, the successful applicant will find this a friendly place to work where ideas and improvements are welcomed and encouraged.
We are seeking a part-time (3 days a week) self-motivated Marketing Executive to drive the Chambers marketing agenda. On a practical note, he or she needs to be able to use Microsoft Publisher, comfortable Tweeting news and posting news to our website, organize events and seminars and explore merchandise and database purchases. As well as a hands-on approach, the successful applicant will need to deliver and drive new ideas and ultimately generate new work for Chambers.
To apply, please write by letter and CV by Monday 8th October 2012 to:
Julie Clarke, Practice Manager, 1 Mitre Court Buildings, Inner Temple, London EC4Y 7BS.
1 Mitre Court Buildings is a well established Chambers, offering advice and representation in a range of practice areas across crime, immigration, regulatory and civil work. With an ethos of fairness and efficiently, the successful applicant will find this a friendly place to work where ideas and improvements are welcomed and encouraged.
We are currently seeking maternity cover (either full or part-time) for the Chambers Practice Manager role. The successful applicant will have overall responsibility for the day to day running of Chambers, including finances, premises, clerking, marketing and IT. They will be required to report monthly to the Management Committee, particularly on finances and so should have good finance, practical and communication skills.
To apply, please write by letter and CV by Monday 8th October 2012 to:
Julie Clarke, Practice Manager, 1 Mitre Court Buildings, Inner Temple, London EC4Y 7BS.
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