Evaluation Consultant

The Twentieth Century Society is embarking on a transformational project, Modern Heritage, Future Stewards: Transforming the C20 Society for the 21st Century, funded by The National Lottery Heritage Fund. We are the UK-wide charity which campaigns to protect the best recent UK heritage, a huge range of amazing buildings constructed from 1914 onwards. We advise building owners, professionals and planning departments; make the case for buildings to be listed, preserved and retrofitted; run lectures, trips and tours; publish popular and academic books; and lobby the press. We raise over £300,000 annually from sources including regular, high net worth and professional memberships, legacies and donations. Our events also make a financial contribution to our campaigns and casework. The Twentieth Century Society has secured investment from The National Lottery Heritage Fund to deliver a transformational organisational development and engagement programme designed to strengthen governance, diversify membership, increase unrestricted income, and enable the Society to scale its protection of twentieth-century heritage. The project is underpinned by a Logic Model (See Appendix B) which sets out need, inputs, activities, outputs and intended outcomes across the Heritage Fund's four Investment Principles:

• Saving heritage
• Protecting the environment
• Inclusion, access and participation
• Organisational sustainability
Evaluation is integral to the project and will ensure that organisational reform translates into benefits that can be evidenced. The Evaluation Consultant will design and deliver a robust, proportionate and practical evaluation framework that:
• Demonstrates delivery against agreed outputs and outcomes.
• Evidences change across the four Investment Principles.
• Supports reflective learning and adaptive management.
• Provides a credible evidence base for the Project Completion Report.
• Leaves a sustainable monitoring framework embedded within the organisation., Please note we're not responsible for the content of job ads, as they're posted by the recruiter. We'll aim to resolve the reported issue and we'll use your feedback to improve the quality of our ads.
  
  The fee for this commission is £7,500 + VAT. There is an expectation that at least 15 days' work will be allocated to the project.
Part-time (15 days or more over two years) Contract (From February 2027 to February 2029) Arts, Culture and Heritage
• Education Membership Organisations Research
Actively Interviewing