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Written by rosalind renshaw

NFoPP is recruiting for a new position of Executive Chair of the Board.

An advert which appeared in yesterday’s Sunday Telegraph says that remuneration for the role – which will require a commitment of one or two days a month – will be by negotiation.

An executive chair is a relatively unusual role – although Google has one – since most chairs are non-executive with little involvement in the day-to-day affairs of the organisation. Non-executive chairmen of private companies can command four-figure sums per day.

However, NFoPP is clearly looking for someone of top-notch calibre who will get closely involved in its running.

The display advert mentions the NAEA, ARLA, NAVA, ICBA and AIPP, and says: “Chairing the NFoPP Board, you will work closely with the Managing Directors of the NAEA and ARLA and Board Directors to ensure a strong synergy between the Board and the Associations’ members, providing high level support to the Managing Directors.

“The property profession is entering a period of exciting and changing times which will require NFoPP to rise to many new challenges, some known and some as yet unforeseen.

“These include refreshed and reinvigorated marketing, anticipating and reacting to legal and regulatory changes, whilst always maintaining forward thinking strategic focus.

“The Board, whose members are by definition experienced industry practitioners, are looking for an individual who can challenge, inspire and lead them to rise to meet these challenges and exceed member expectations.

“The role demands experience in chairing high profile, multi-agency groups. Your personal ethics and values will align with our core values of teamwork, respect and leadership.

“Remuneration will be by negotiation and the role will require a commitment of one to two days a month pro rata.”

Any EAT reader thinking of dusting down their CV should apply, with their CV and a covering letter, by July 15 to hr@nfopp.co.uk

Comments

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    NFOPP is a joke, it has lost all credibility. Shut it down and start again.

    • 11 July 2013 18:33 PM
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    Vote for Jeremy Clarkson he would sort it out!

    • 25 June 2013 19:34 PM
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    Here here on Trevor Kent for chair. He's great so not an electric chair either!

    Also,get rid of the stupid name that has zero recognitionand means nothing.

    • 24 June 2013 08:44 AM
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    Agenda Item 1

    Disband NFoPP

    Agenda item 2

    Put self in consultation period pending dismissal.

    Note to self..... Turn the lights off; make sure the cat is out.

    A dilemma from the outset, an oxymoron; the people who genuinely ought to get this job would break it up.
    There is an obvious need for providing a new and credible home for all the disenfranchised Chartered Surveyors. ARLA desperately needs to get away from Estate Agency and NAEA needs to be given back its professional standing and respect. [What do the rest do?]
    Given the rationalisation required at NFoPP they are either after a fall guy to oversee the final demise of the NFoPP project or they want someone who doesn’t mind scything a considerable number of jobs! No doubt there will be some ambitious, naive soul who thinks ‘Yeah right, I can do this’, this is a hiding to nothing.

    • 24 June 2013 08:42 AM
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    vor Dickinson?

    • 24 June 2013 08:20 AM
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    Bring Back TREVOR KENT

    • 24 June 2013 07:38 AM
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