- Previous experience with another contractor had reduced confidence in agencies and temporary staff.
- The role was initially offered as a three-month contract despite a potentially longer-term requirement.
- A limited candidate pool had experience across the full marketing and communications mix, particularly digital.
- Salary bandings restricted the available budget for the role.
- The short contract created uncertainty for potential candidates.
- The successful candidate needed to start quickly and perform effectively within a fast-paced environment.
The Royal College of Occupational Therapists approached Morgan Hunt, as part of an ongoing partnership, to support the appointment of a temporary Marketing and Communications Officer.
Following several departures within the Marketing and Communications team and a potential team restructure, the organisation was unable to commit to a permanent hire. They therefore needed an experienced temporary professional who could provide immediate support across a broad marketing and communications remit.
