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Speers Point, Newcastle, Maitland & Hunter NSWAbout Biraban Local Aboriginal Land CouncilBased in the West Lake Macquarie area, Biraban Local Aboriginal Land Council (Biraban) seeks to build, strengthen and maintain local, regional and state partnerships with government and non-government organisations to contribute to a positive and sustainable future for the local Aboriginal community through employment, housing, Aboriginal culture and heritage conservation, education, training, environmental conservation, community events and economic developments. The organisation holds a large property asset base with future opportunity for strategic utilisation of these assets that will provide sustainable financial and community benefits for Biraban's members.The positionThe position of CEO requires a strong business management capability, but first and foremost, a leader who builds and maintains trust with both Biraban's members, community and broader stakeholder group. This is a unique opportunity for a committed and progressive leader who is passionate about steering this organisation in the right direction and ensuring the sustainability and growth of the Land Council.About youTo become the CEO of Biraban you will be able to demonstrate strengths in the following areas:Be naturally engaging, and authentic in your communication and be able to adapt to a diverse audienceExperience in generating revenue through avenues such as identifying and successfully obtaining grants, recommending best use or disposal of assets and creating new income streamsAn ability to improve and ensure a solid base of systems, governance frameworks, procedures and policies are in place, clearly communicated and understoodExcellent skills and experience in negotiating with various stakeholdersExperience in working successfully with a Board and establishing reporting dashboards, agendas and action plans that maintain transparent communicationSkills in financial management of an organisation or business unitA strong knowledge and appreciation of local Aboriginal issuesAn ability to interpret legislation and build practices that support adherence to legislative requirements with a focus on strong governanceTertiary qualifications in business, or a related disciplineThe CEO will be required to operate under the guidelines and legislation of the Aboriginal Land Rights Act 1983 (NSW) and maintain up to date knowledge of how the Act relates to business operations.How to applyInitial enquiries can be made in confidence to Chelsea Farrar on 0249272027. A detailed position description and additional information relating to Biraban can be accessed on the peoplefusion website: peoplefusion.com.au/job/chief-executive-officer-13Applications, including covering letter addressing your motivation for the role and relevant experience, can be submitted by clicking 'Apply'.Applications close: Friday 18th October 2024.This position is an Indigenous Australian identified position. BLALC considers that being an Indigenous Australian is a genuine occupational qualification under the Anti-Discrimination Act 1977 (NSW).
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