Ordance Survey puts FD role on employment map
The Ordnance Survey is searching for a new FD
The national mapping agency, which produced its first map in 1801(right), is
looking to replace Alistair Matthews, who left to join Southampton University
Hospitals NHS Trust.
In this year’s annual report, the OS disclosed that on 31 March 2007,
Matthews had received a salary plus bonus of £125,000-£130,000, bolstered by a
defined benefit pension valued at £83,000.
A spokesperson for the public body, which has been providing detailed
geographic information for more than 200 years, said: ‘An active selection
process is underway and both internal and external candidates are being
considered.’
The eventual winner of the role will spearhead a 65-strong finance division
and also includes responsibility for a further 100 staff working on key
investment programmes.
Candidates have been given a deadline of 15 October to put themselves up for
contention. Ordnance Survey had revenues of £115m for the year to March 2007.
For more, go to
ordnancesurvey.co.uk