EURO 2028 Social Impact & Legacy Manager

Description

To coordinate and deliver programmes that use the power of football as a catalyst for positive change, maximising the positive impact of the tournament before, during and beyond 2028\.

This is a fixed term position until March 2030\.### Key Responsibilities

• Lead the development and delivery of Scotland's EURO 2028 Inclusion in Football programme, ensuring alignment with Scottish FA priorities, Scottish Government National Plan outcomes, and UK\&I EURO 2028 legacy objectives.


• Identify and develop opportunities that maximise the positive impact of the tournament across communities throughout Scotland.


• Engagement with partners to align priorities, influence decision\-making and maximise the contribution of partner organisations towards Inclusion in Football outcomes.


• Act as the Scottish FA's lead representative for social impact and legacy partnerships, identifying and developing joint delivery opportunities that contribute to shared outcomes across Scotland.


• Coordinate programme governance, risk management, reporting and budget management and monitoring, ensuring available resources are used to maximise impact and leverage additional investment where possible


• Embed robust monitoring, evaluation and learning across Inclusion in Football programmes, producing compelling evidence of the impact of the programmes on communities across Scotland.


• Measure and report against agreed outcomes, KPIs and success indicators.


• Carry out any other duties as reasonably required by the Head of Special Projects.

The Scottish Football Association (also known as the Scottish FA) is the governing body of football in Scotland. Members of the Scottish FA include clubs in Scotland, affiliated national and local associations. It was formed in 1873, making it the second oldest national football association in the world.

Our vision is to harness the power of football to inspire the nation, transform lives and build a united and successful game. Through our Strategy our commitment is to build on the successes of our men’s and women’s national teams, our manifesto to encourage future generations to play freely and safely, whilst showcasing the many ways in which football can improve everyday health, education and wellbeing in Scotland.

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