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East Yorkshire mayor's office seeks new £170,000 chief executive

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Luke Campbell with short, dark hair wearing a blue top signing the acceptance of office declaration in an glass sided office with a view of the Humber Bridge in the background

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Hull and East Yorkshire Combined Authority advertises for new chief executive with £170,000 salary

Overview

The Hull and East Yorkshire Combined Authority (HEYCA) is seeking a new chief executive with a salary of up to £170,000 to replace interim boss Alan Menzies. The successful candidate will act as the principal strategic adviser to Reform UK's elected mayor, Luke Campbell, and the executive board, managing public transport, job creation, and business development.

Key points

  • The Hull and East Yorkshire Combined Authority is advertising a chief executive role with a salary of up to £170,000.
  • The position replaces interim chief executive Alan Menzies.
  • The role serves as the principal strategic adviser to elected mayor Luke Campbell and the executive board.
  • Applicants do not need a traditional local government background but must have experience in complex, high-profile environments.
  • The closing date for applications is 2 November, with interviews scheduled for a week later.
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