The Television Workshop
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Job: Business Manager – The Television Workshop
Job: Business Manager – The Television Workshop
Organisation: The Television Workshop
Postcode: NG1 6LF
- Job Title: Business Manager – The Television Workshop
- Salary: £25k-£30k
- Hours:
Part time - Artform: Theatre
- Role: Finance
- Contract: Permanent
- Closing date: Thu, 22 Oct 2026
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Location:
East Midlandsnearmejobs.eu view on Google Maps
Job Summary
Job Description
Lead the organisation’s financial management and operational administration, ensuring robust financial control, compliance and effective decision-making. Manage all day-to-day accounting activities through Xero, including bank reconciliations, fee tracking, payments, invoicing, commission processing and freelance/tutor payment records. Prepare and distribute monthly financial reports, maintain strategic budgets, develop cashflow forecasts and provide financial analysis to support Board decisions. Oversee banking activities, income reconciliation, Theatre Tax Relief submissions, business rates relief applications, annual accounts, Companies House updates, Charity Commission returns and Gift Aid claims. Drive commercial and business development activity by continually reviewing financial performance, identifying cost efficiencies and recommending opportunities to maximise income and organisational sustainability. Manage casting revenue processes from contract setup through invoicing and reconciliation. Co-lead fundraising efforts, securing sponsorships, grants and bursary funding through corporate partnerships and community engagement. Support the commercial delivery of performances and fundraising events, including budget management, venue bookings, ticket sales and promotional activity. Provide comprehensive operational support across the organisation, coordinating auditions, workshops, membership administration and stakeholder communications. Manage office operations, equipment, supplier relationships and premises issues. Administer payroll, pensions, DBS checks and HR-related processes, while maintaining organisational policies and governance requirements. Build and nurture relationships with partners, alumni and key stakeholders to support the workshop’s long-term success, reputation and growth. Reporting directly to the Board, working in close partnership with the Artistic Director, combining strong commercial and operational leadership with artistic priorities.
Job Requirements
Proactive and self-starting. You notice what needs doing and get on with it. Mature, credible and steady. You’re comfortable making decisions and giving advice at Board level. Happy to do the basics well. You take pride in accurate records, tidy systems and the everyday admin that keeps a small organisation running. Calm and tactful with difficult people. Dealing with disappointment and ambiguity is part of daily life and the industry we work in. You can respond with warmth and clarity, managing complexity with consistency. Comfortable with Finance. Experience with Xero or similar and previous successful experience of running a charity or small business is critical. Enthusiastic about the arts and young people. You enjoy being part of something that changes lives.
The role is part time 32 hours a week and we are flexible in work days and hours per day over Mon-Fri
How to Apply
Please email a CV and covering letter to [email protected]
Deadline 22/10/26 5pm UK
- Contact name: Kelly Jaggers
- Contact email: [email protected]
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