Irish Penal Reform Trust

IPRT invites applications for the post of Executive Director

22nd January 2014

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Executive Director

The Irish Penal Reform Trust (IPRT) is Ireland’s leading non-governmental organisation campaigning for the rights of everyone in prison and the progressive reform of Irish penal policy, with prison used only as a last resort. IPRT is committed to reducing imprisonment and the progressive reform of the penal system based on evidence led policies. IPRT works to achieve these goals through research, awareness raising, building alliances and growing the organisation. 

IPRT now wishes to recruit an Executive Director to build on the organisation’s achievements, and to lead the organisation in its next period of development.

It is essential that the successful candidate should have previous experience in a senior management role. The post-holder will have very well developed skills and experience in both operational and strategic leadership and planning. Experience in human resources management is essential.

It is also essential that the candidate should demonstrate expertise in financial management as well as experience in fundraising management in order to oversee and implement a sustainability programme for IPRT.  The successful candidate will report to and be accountable to the Board of IPRT.

Knowledge of Irish penal policy and/or prisoners’ rights is desirable, so that the successful candidate can take an active and positive part in policy-making fora, public discourse and media debate in the area of penal policy and reform. The successful candidate will be the organisation’s spokesperson and take a lead role in advocacy on behalf of IPRT. Experience in managing relationships with stakeholders and involvement in policy-making is also desirable.

A third level qualification is also required, preferably in the area of law, criminology or human rights.

The position is offered on a fixed-term contract of two years. IPRT is an equal opportunities employer.

Application Procedure

Applications will be shortlisted by the interview panel, and must contain a curriculum vitae and supporting statement demonstrating experience of the essential criteria detailed in the job description and as outlined above.

Further details, including job description and salary, can be downloaded here: IPRT ED - Job Description. Applications and queries should be submitted to recruit@iprt.ie.

Closing date for all applications Thursday 6th February 2014 at 5pm.

Interviews will take place on Friday 14th February 2014 in central Dublin.

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