Norfolk County Council offering salary of up to £115,000 for new head of IT

Sooraj Shah
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Norfolk County Council on the look-out for a 'truly transformational' IT leader

Norfolk County Council is looking for a new head of IT and information management, and offering a salary of up to £115,000 for the successful candidate. The successful applicant will, according ...

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