Responsible for managing CITC brand partnerships and driving the acquisition of new partners and funding streams for the foundation

As team lead for Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) and Manchester City Women FC, Jack is a key member of the Partnerships department, assisting senior staff across a variety of functions within the commercial side of the club. Regular duties include preparing bespoke sales materials for prospective partners, creating and presenting value delivery reports for current partners, and building and maintaining databases and tools used by the BI Team.

Assisting with the operation of the staff check in area for the catering and hospitality teams. Each match our check in area helps to mobilise and ready over 1800 staff members. The role involves assisting with the check in, including checking off staff who are on site, issuing accreditation and uniform, and preparation of our match day team. During the game, checking staffing at bars and reporting any issues and/or needs. At the end of the match to assist with the collection of uniform… Show more Assisting with the operation of the staff check in area for the catering and hospitality teams. Each match our check in area helps to mobilise and ready over 1800 staff members. The role involves assisting with the check in, including checking off staff who are on site, issuing accreditation and uniform, and preparation of our match day team. During the game, checking staffing at bars and reporting any issues and/or needs. At the end of the match to assist with the collection of uniform and the checking out of staff for both retail catering as well as the corporate hospitality team. Show less

Working as a children’s science presenter, Jack ran after school clubs, birthday parties and promotional events. In this role Jack was not only responsible for ensuring that children had a good time, but also for their safety whilst carrying out potentially dangerous experiments and projects. The job required further tests of his judgement when he was asked to help recruit for the company, which led to the hiring of three further presenters. In summary, Jack was required to be constantly… Show more Working as a children’s science presenter, Jack ran after school clubs, birthday parties and promotional events. In this role Jack was not only responsible for ensuring that children had a good time, but also for their safety whilst carrying out potentially dangerous experiments and projects. The job required further tests of his judgement when he was asked to help recruit for the company, which led to the hiring of three further presenters. In summary, Jack was required to be constantly vigilant and aware of any potential safe- ty risks whilst also managing and ensuring the fun of groups of up to twenty 5-11 year olds. Show less

During three consecutive Summer holidays I worked directly for the RadCon Account Director tasked with building a series of advanced analytical and diagnostic tools for the human capital consulting business of a leading Professional Services firm.My responsibilities included collecting and analysing client business requirements, working with a data scientist on alternative functionality, data model design and reports that fell ‘within the arc of the possible’ and within the… Show more During three consecutive Summer holidays I worked directly for the RadCon Account Director tasked with building a series of advanced analytical and diagnostic tools for the human capital consulting business of a leading Professional Services firm.My responsibilities included collecting and analysing client business requirements, working with a data scientist on alternative functionality, data model design and reports that fell ‘within the arc of the possible’ and within the budgetary and time constraints of the projects. Show less

Working as a receptionist at the Beaumont Estate Hotel (a four star hotel with 414 rooms), Jack was responsible for providing excellent customer service to guests throughout their stay, and ensuring the hotels administration was kept up to date. During his time at the hotel’s front desk he was entrusted with many important roles not least of which being left in charge of the reception desk and its team. Overall, Jack’s responsibilities can be summarised as maintaining both high standards of… Show more Working as a receptionist at the Beaumont Estate Hotel (a four star hotel with 414 rooms), Jack was responsible for providing excellent customer service to guests throughout their stay, and ensuring the hotels administration was kept up to date. During his time at the hotel’s front desk he was entrusted with many important roles not least of which being left in charge of the reception desk and its team. Overall, Jack’s responsibilities can be summarised as maintaining both high standards of administration and excellent relationships with the guests. Show less

Working as a Marshal at Delta Force Paintball, Jack was promoted to Game Runner within two months. This meant Jack was responsible for the safety of up to fifty players at once during games of a highly dangerous sport, while ensuring that the rules of the game were presented clearly at the beginning of each game and that they were upheld during. He also had to be able to communicate with other marshals across game fields. Outside of the games, Jack was responsible for making sure that his… Show more Working as a Marshal at Delta Force Paintball, Jack was promoted to Game Runner within two months. This meant Jack was responsible for the safety of up to fifty players at once during games of a highly dangerous sport, while ensuring that the rules of the game were presented clearly at the beginning of each game and that they were upheld during. He also had to be able to communicate with other marshals across game fields. Outside of the games, Jack was responsible for making sure that his players were always happy and enjoying their day as much as possible. This meant Jack had to build a rapport very quickly with customers everyday so that he could quickly deal with any problems that came along, whether it be injury, problems with the equipment, or disputes between players. Show less