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Five new roles at Heart of Glass!

3rd Mar 2022

Our little team is growing and we are looking for five extra(ordinary) people to join Heart of Glass:

Learning Producer - full time (deadline 4th April)

Marketing and Communications Officer - full time (deadline 4 April)

Producer, Creative People and Places - full time (deadline 22nd April)

Fundraising Manager - full time (deadline 4th April)

Marketing and Audience Development Manager - full time (deadline 4 April)

Visit our vacancies page to view the roles: https://www.heartofglass.org.u...

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