Bangor University is a leading institution with a strong reputation for academic excellence, research and student experience. As a proudly bilingual university, with Welsh and English valued equally, we play a significant role in the life of Wales and the communities we serve. We are seeking an exceptional finance leader to join the Executive team as Chief Finance Officer. This is a pivotal strategic role, responsible for leading the University's financial planning, management and governance, ensuring long-term financial sustainability and supporting the delivery of institutional priorities in the context of a challenging funding environment. The Chief Finance Officer will develop and implement the University's financial strategy, provide expert advice to the Governing Body and Executive, and lead the Finance Services function, including responsibility for financial planning, procurement, treasury, payroll, pensions and payments. Candidates will hold a recognised professional accountancy qualification and bring significant senior-level financial leadership experience within a complex organisation. You will have a proven track record of strategic financial management, leading change, and translating organisational priorities into successful operational delivery. Equally important will be your commitment to the mission and values of Bangor University and your ability to build strong relationships with a wide range of stakeholders. This is an outstanding opportunity to help shape the future of one of Wales's most distinctive universities. How to apply Applications, which should be in the form of a CV and cover letter, should be sent to bangorcfo@minervasearch.com no later than 8 January 2027. The interview date is to be confirmed. The University is an equal opportunities employer and is particularly keen to encourage applications from candidates who come from a diverse range of backgrounds. Competitive
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