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   1 day ago · Manchester City Council has named Tom Stannard as its new permanent Chief Executive to lead the delivery of the city’s strategy for the decade ahead. He will become only the third Chief Executive to take the reins in more than a quarter of a century in a city which prides itself on stability. Tom was selected following a rigorous recruitment ...

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   1 day ago · The new boss has got the job following the resignation of Joanne Roney in the summer. men Load mobile navigation. ... (GMCA) chief executive Eamonn Boylan took the reins for Manchester City Council.

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   1 day ago · Leader of Manchester City Council Councillor Bev Craig said: “This is a big job and we know the Chief Executive of Manchester is one of the most coveted positions in local government. That’s why I’m delighted that we’re appointing Tom Stannard – someone who shares our pride in the city and ambition to deliver for our residents.

4. www.publicsectorexecutive.com › articlesManchester City Council names new CEO | Public Sector News

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   9 hours ago · In a move that will set the local authority up for the decade ahead, Manchester City Council has appointed Tom Stannard as its new CEO. Stannard boasts 27 years of local government experience and joins from neighbouring Salford City Council where, for the past four years, he has helped regenerate the region while also overseeing the ambitious ...

5. www.placenorthwest.co.uk › stannard-namedStannard named Manchester City Council chief executive

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   1 day ago · Stannard, who joined Salford City Council in 2020, will become Manchester City Council’s chief executive next year. Eamonn Boylan will remain in interim charge until then. “This is an exceptional role in an incredible city,” Stannard said. “I’ve spent a significant part of my career living and working in Greater Manchester and have a ...

6. www.lgcplus.com › politics › workforceCity appoints new chief | Local Government Chronicle (LGC)

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   1 day ago · He added that Manchester is "competing on a global stage" and emphasised the importance of attracting investment, jobs, and visitors to "maximise" its strengths. He said: "Just as crucial is that the growth generated benefits the whole city, and I know that’s something the council is already working on and is determined to achieve."

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   Who is Manchester City Council's new chief executive Tom Stannard?

   • Manchester City Council has named its new chief executive to ‘lead the city for the decade ahead’. Tom Stannard will take over the authority as its chief executive, following a months-long search to replace Joanne Roney.

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   How many employees does Manchester City Council have?

   • Manchester City Council employs 4,146 employees. The Manchester City Council management team includes Peter Schofield (Head of Integrated Commissioning and Procurement), Joanne Roney (Chief Executive), and Steve Turner (Head of Smart Cities).

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   Who is Manchester City Council?

   • Manchester City Council is the local authority for the metropolitan borough of Manchester in Greater Manchester, England. Since the last boundary changes in 2018, 96 councillors have been elected from 32 wards. Summary of the council composition after council elections, click on the year for full details of each election.

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   How much do Manchester City Council officers get paid?

   • The salary ratio of Manchester City Council officers is 8.33:1. This figure represents the ratio of the highest paid officer's salary (the Chief Executive) to the median salary of all officers, as of 1st April 2018.

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   Why is Manchester a good place to live?

   • “Manchester is a city which is competing on a global stage and successfully attracting investment, jobs and visitors and it’s important that we continue to maximise those strengths. Just as crucial is that the growth generated benefits the whole city, and I know that’s something the Council is already working on and determined to achieve.

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8. aboutmanchester.co.uk › manchesters-new-chiefManchester’s New Chief Executive named as Tom Stannard

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   1 day ago · “Manchester is a city which is competing on a global stage and successfully attracting investment, jobs and visitors and it’s important that we continue to maximise those strengths. Just as crucial is that the growth generated benefits the whole city, and I know that’s something the Council is already working on and determined to achieve.