Quartermaster Physical Activity and Activity Friendly Environment

• Work at the intersection of the social and physical domains, with the largest challenge within the physical domain.
• Ensure that physical activity is systematically considered in area developments, redesigns of public spaces, mobility issues, and other spatial developments.
• Investigate how physical activity can contribute to societal challenges and connect with themes such as health, well-being, education, and participation.
• Develop and implement an action agenda for physical activity.
• Strengthen the connection between the physical and social domains and identify opportunities to embed physical activity.
• Advise colleagues, management, and the board on the contribution of physical activity to societal and spatial challenges.
• Support and inspire colleagues to integrate physical activity holistically into their policies, projects, and programs.
• Advise on area developments, redesigns, and spatial projects regarding the role physical activity can play.
• Develop frameworks, instruments, and working methods that structurally integrate physical activity into municipal processes.
• Build and maintain a strong internal and external network.
• Monitor progress and make results visible.

What they ask

• Entrepreneurial professional who sees opportunities, connects people, and can set a course in a constantly evolving environment.
• Minimum of a completed HBO (higher professional education) degree.
• Experience collaborating in complex organizations and networks.
• Affinity with themes such as sports, physical activity, health, well-being, participation, living environment, public space, and mobility.
• Understanding of administrative and political relationships.
• Excellent communication skills.
• Experience or knowledge of both the social and physical domains.
• Ability to bridge societal challenges such as health and participation on the one hand, and spatial challenges such as mobility, public space, and area development on the other.