Director, Corporate Affairs and Communications - Australian Refrigeration Council

Melbourne
Full-time
$150,000 p.a package, incl. super

About the role

The newly created, senior role is responsible for overseeing and integrating key functions that assist ARC in meeting business and contractual obligations.   

Working closely with a small executive team, this role requires a dynamic individual with a comprehensive understanding of corporate communication, stakeholder engagement, governance frameworks, data management, reporting and policy development.

You will thrive on proactively managing industry, government and stakeholder relationships. You will enjoy identifying and cultivating potential opportunities to broaden ARC’s reach and expand industry member base to drive environmental and industry outcomes. 

To be successful in the role

You will bring a range of skills and experience including:

• Degree in Strategic Comms, Public Relations, or relevant Business Administration or similar
• Post-graduate qualifications in a related field will be well regarded
• Extensive post qualification experience and a record of accomplishment in government and corporate affairs, communications and data management
• Applied knowledge of machinery of government processes including government decision-making, contract management and policy development
• Delivering outcomes in a complex environment, and a ‘hands-on’ approach
• Familiarity within the environment sector and/or Refrigeration and Air Conditioning industry and/or environmental management & ISO QA systems-highly regarded.

You will have proven abilities in:

• Influence and advocacy
• Leadership and management of a small team
• Problem-solving
• Written and oral communication
• Interpersonal skills
• Planning and analysis.

How to Apply: Position is open until no later than 14 October. Ensure  a cover letter outlining your specific suitability accompanies a concise resume.  

We encourage applications from people with indigenous backgrounds.

Obtain a position brief by contacting our recruitment consultant  wendy@win-winws.com.au

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