Only slightly good applicants need apply.

By Adrian Pearson on Apr 6, 11 11:08 AM

So, farewell Peter Arnold. Science City's loss is some other science thingy's gain.

What the city wants now is a new man in charge. But not one as good as Peter, apparently. Newcastle Science City has admitted a slimmed down project doesn't need a man of his calibre.

With one eye on the likely job application (only the second best will do?) I imagine there will be a wealth of applicants coming Newcastle's way.

Wanted:
One slightly experienced leader of sort of big projects to take the city somewhere, but not fast. We are a forward facing group looking for someone who doesn't quite want to be a chief executive but maybe likes that level of blame and responsibility but for lower pay.
Previous applicants might as well apply.

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