Simon Community, Northern Ireland’s leading homelessness charity, is seeking to appoint a Director of Finance & Business Support to join the senior leadership team. Established in 1971, the organisation employs 360 staff and delivers prevention services, temporary accommodation, and long-term housing solutions across more than 20 locations, working towards a clear mission: to end homelessness. Recognised as one of the UK’s Best Workplaces for Wellbeing, Development, Women, and the Charity/Non-Profit sector, Simon Community offers a supportive and progressive environment for leaders who want to make a meaningful difference. The Role Reporting directly to the Chief Executive, the Director of Finance & Business Support will provide strategic leadership across the organisation’s core enabling functions, including Finance, ICT & Digital, Governance, Risk, Procurement and Business Support. This pivotal role will ensure the organisation remains financially secure, digitally confident and operationally resilient, enabling teams to deliver high-impact frontline services and long-term change. As part of the Senior Management Team, you will help shape and deliver our five-year strategy, Doing things differently - finding better ways to support more people and create lasting change. You’ll be joining a leadership team that works closely and openly together, where people can be themselves, challenge constructively and support each other, with a shared focus on doing the work well and making a real difference. Key Skills & Experience Candidates should be able to demonstrate: Full current membership of a CCAB-recognised accountancy body. A minimum of 3 years’ experience in a senior finance and/or business support role, reporting to a Chief Executive or Board, with overall responsibility for Finance, IT, Risk, Governance, in a comparable* organisation (£5m turnover and/or 200 staff). A track record of strategic financial leadership, including budgeting, forecasting, reporting, scenario planning and investment appraisal. Experience of leading organisational improvement, digital or business transformation, and developing high-performing teams. Strong knowledge of corporate governance, statutory compliance, business continuity, and risk frameworks. An ability to engage, influence and build strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders at all levels. Application Process To apply please visit Clarendon Executive Website for further details. Interested candidates can apply or arrange a confidential discussion by contacting Joanne McAuley, Partner at Clarendon Executive