The role:

Ready to lead an award-winning home care team in Oxford? We're seeking a passionate and driven Managing Director to lead our Oxford Aunts brand into its next chapter of success. Do you have the vision and experience to drive growth and transform lives in your local community? If so, we want to hear from you.

Since 1967, Oxford Aunts has been dedicated to helping people stay in the homes they love. We provide high-quality, personalised home care services throughout Oxfordshire and surrounding counties. As Managing Director you will have complete responsibility and accountability for Oxford Aunts. You will be responsible for leading the business and ensuring all employees understand our vision, mission, and values. You will oversee strategic, financial, operational, quality and people objectives.

About us

With a revenue of £8.5m annually, a dedicated team of 12 in the office, approximately 275 carers, and a commitment to excellence, we pride ourselves on delivering the very best care to our clients. Reporting to the Group Managing Director for The Good Care Group and Oxford Aunts, you will be supported by a senior leadership team with a wealth of experience in the care sector.

Key Responsibilities

Develop and implement the strategic plan for Oxford Aunts, driving new business growth and delivering market-leading home care services
Identify and pursue new business opportunities, developing new service offerings to meet evolving market needs
Ensure the consistent delivery of high-quality core services and maintain operational compliance with all relevant regulations
Lead and develop a high-performing team, fostering a positive and supportive work environment
Build and maintain strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders

Key Performance Indicators

Achieve budgeted revenue and EBITDA targets
Maintain, or improve upon CQC rating of Good
Ensure timely and accurate reporting for governance
Foster a high-engagement, low-attrition team environment
Meet client and employee satisfaction targets

Skills and experience

Excellent working knowledge of the care sector with proven leadership experience
Strong financial and commercial acumen
Ability to develop and articulate a clear vision and drive organisational alignment
Proven ability to manage and optimise operational processes
A strong leader with a proven track record of building and motivating teams
Confident and decisive with the ability to analyse complex situations and make sound judgments
Ability to lead and manage organisational change effectively
Proven ability to identify and capitalise on new business opportunities
Excellent communication and presentation skills
The role will involve raising the profile of Oxford Aunts in the local area and attending community events, so you must be based within an easily commutable distance from our Eynsham office

Why Join Us?

Be part of a dynamic and innovative team committed to excellence
Lead a heritage brand with a strong reputation in Oxfordshire
Drive impactful changes that improve lives and set industry standards
Competitive salary and benefits package including:
SLT bonus scheme
Family friendly benefits
Holiday buy and sell scheme
Paid volunteer days
Great workplace culture with supportive team and management

If you are an enthusiastic and motivating leader with the vision to steer our company towards continued success, we want to hear from you. Apply now to join our team and make a significant impact on the future of in-home care.

Application Process:

Please apply with your CV and a cover letter.

Equal Opportunity Statement

Oxford Aunts is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. We are proud to be a disability confident, and age diverse employer.

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