Job Vacancies

Business and Project Manager

Submitted: 03/02/10 ; Closing Date: Open

Lapido Media are looking for a flexible multi-tasker to run this small media consultancy full-time, based in comfortable offices in Highbury, London. With a charitable and preferably media background, you will take charge of all aspects of running the charity. You will have up-to-date knowledge of charity and other relevant law; have at least three years of finance and project management, and be able to help to take Lapido Media into the next phase of its development.

www.oscar.org.uk/vacancies/Business_Manager_id_903

 

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If you’d like to get involved, and feel you have something to offer, we would be pleased to hear from you.  There are lots of opportunities, ranging from helping develop our new training course in apologetics and the history of human rights, to identifying and researching stories for the media. 

C. J., 33, an Islamics MA candidate from Canada, who read history for her first degree, is on a study break in UK.  She joined us recently after participating in a workshop on the media and freedom of religion in Britain.

‘I volunteered because I wanted to get more of a handle on the big religious ideas that are shaping the world today.  I’m grateful for the opportunity I have to be part of what Lapido Media is innovating.’


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