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As a Non-Executive Director for British Cycling Ventures (BCV) — the newly launched commercial subsidiary of British Cycling — you will help shape a bold new era of commercial growth and strategic investment for cycling in Britain.

Job Responsibility:

  • Provide independent oversight, challenge, and guidance to the BCV Board as it drives commercial expansion across events, partnerships, and emerging digital revenue streams
  • Support the Managing Director and Executive Team in delivering BCV’s ambitious strategy, leveraging British Cycling’s IP and strengthening its commercial footprint nationally and internationally
  • Contribute to governance and risk management, ensuring BCV operates with integrity, transparency, and in line with best-practice corporate principles
  • Offer expertise on commercial scale-up, investment readiness, and long-term value creation as BCV seeks a strategic investment partner
  • Promote innovation across new business models, digital ecosystems, and fan-focused products aligned with the sport’s future
  • Act as an ambassador for British Cycling and BCV, helping extend the reach and impact of one of Britain’s most successful Olympic and Paralympic sports

Requirements:

  • Demonstrable senior leadership experience in commercial strategy, digital transformation, investment, sport, events, entertainment, or related sectors
  • Experience operating at board level (executive or non-executive), with a strong understanding of good governance
  • Insight into scaling commercial ventures, including partnership development, revenue diversification, or equity investment processes
  • The ability to provide constructive challenge, strategic counsel, and objective judgement
  • A commitment to supporting British Cycling’s wider mission through BCV’s commercial success
What we offer:

reasonable expenses paid

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Job Posted:
January 04, 2026

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