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N Consulting Limited
Sheffield
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LocationSheffield, United Kingdom# Data Governance at N Consulting LtdLocationSheffield, United KingdomSalary£400 - £450 /dayJob TypeContractDate PostedOctober 24th, 2025Apply NowRole : Data GovernanceLocation : Sheffield/BirminghamContract RoleWork Mode : HybridJob Description:The Governance & Reporting Manager leads the Data Governance and Reporting team to collaboratively across all lines of business & infrastructure functions to ensure our data risk, control & issue profile is measured, monitored and reported clearly and accurately. They will also review assurance activities to ensure best practice is adopted across the organisation, in line with global data standards.
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