With a proud history spanning 45 years, Bene Aged Care is a trusted provider of quality aged care and associated services to over 2,500 South Australians from all walks of life who thrive in communities that celebrate individuality, diversity and a zest for life itself. With revenue approaching $40m and over 400 dedicated and connected staff, this special not for profit entity has a strong focus on community and the provision of diverse lifestyle options for its clients.

After a long and successful tenure the incumbent CFO is to retire presenting this genuine opportunity to join an organisation with a philosophy built upon values of honesty, respect, integrity, family, trust and time.  Reporting to the Chief Executive and acting as an internal advisor and a key member of the Executive Management Team, the Chief Financial Officer is responsible for leading, developing and managing the provision of the full suite of corporate services functions including finance, ICT, corporate reporting, decision support, capex, asset management and governance.  Key responsibilities include:

• contributing to the strategic direction of the organisation as the key financial adviser to the CEO and Board;
• providing leadership in planning, developing and administering the financial activities of the organisation including procurement, finance and investments, ICT and corporate risk;
• leading, managing and mentoring the finance and associated corporate services teams;
• building collaborative relationships across the organisation to ensure the highest level of service standards and results. 

Applications are encouraged from CA/CPA qualified professionals with proven experience in a comparable multi-dimensional role.  Exposure to aged care, disability, health or community services will be an advantage, but applicants from a diverse range of industry settings are also welcome to apply.   

Make an enquiry to explore this excellent career opportunity in this worthy organisation with a vital role and reputation for the delivery of positive community outcomes.

For a job and person specification, please click on the PDF icon above or below, and for further information on our client, please visit bene.org.au

Applications should be addressed to Andrew Reed and Trish Retallick.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8849.

With a proud history spanning 45 years, Bene Aged Care is a trusted provider of quality aged care and associated services to over 2,500 South Australians from all walks of life who thrive in communities that celebrate individuality, diversity and a zest for life itself. With revenue approaching $40m and over 400 dedicated and connected staff, this special not for profit entity has a strong focus on community and the provision of diverse lifestyle options for its clients.

Reporting to the Chief Executive and acting as an internal advisor and key member of the Executive Management Team, this pivotal role will lead the growth of the People and Performance portfolio and related support to Bene’s operations.  Key responsibilities include:

• developing and delivering contemporary strategic and operational HR policies and procedures aligned with applicable legislation and regulations;
• leading, motivating and developing the dedicated HR professionals;
• delivering Bene’s ability to attract, retain, align, and develop a passionate, informed, competent and committed workforce;
• providing expert advice, direction and support on operational HR matters, IR, performance management, RTW management, training and development;
• working collaboratively with internal and external stakeholders to ensure ongoing evaluation and compliance and continuous improvement. 

Applications are encouraged from appropriately qualifed and experienced generalist People and Culture professionals with experience in leading and stimulating colleagues in a multifaceted environment. Leadership experience in developing the people, culture and human capital solutions for a diverse human services entity will be well regarded.  Effective communication and relationship building skills, professionalism, resilience, drive and integrity will be necessary to succeed in this position.   

Make an enquiry to explore this opportunity to add value to a respected organisation making a genuine difference in the community. 

For a job and person specification, please click on the PDF icon above or below, and for further information on our client, please visit bene.org.au

Applications should be addressed to Andrew Reed and Hannah Way.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8849.

The Rural Doctors Workforce Agency (RDWA) is an NGO delivering a comprehensive range of workforce support and services to medical, allied health and nursing professionals in rural South Australia.  It has built an enviable reputation over the last 20 years by increasing access to healthcare for rural communities.

In order to enhance the value offering to critical external stakeholders, this key role has been created to provide a comprehensive range of workforce planning products that expands the inhouse business support function to include external resources that will support SA’s rural health workforce planning needs.  Additional aspects of this external facing role include:  

• drawing on an understanding of workforce supply and demand to interpret data and real time information to inform business decisions and to support key external stakeholders;
• engaging and collaborating with external stakeholders to determine workforce planning needs and resources in the regions; 
• leading annual reviews and needs assessments and developing workforce planning tools to assist with future needs;
• overseeing the systems and processes supporting workforce planning;
• building capability of the dedicated team and workforce planning function.

Applications are encouraged from appropriately qualified community engagement professionals, preferably with experience in workforce planning and service delivery.  Healthcare or human services sector experience will be an advantage but candidates from comparably human-centred domains will also be considered.  Excellent verbal and written communication skills, well developed interpersonal qualities and a pragmatic approach to service delivery will be important. 

This is an opportunity to join a respected organisation as it enhances the health and wellbeing of rural and remote communities in South Australia.

For a job and person specification, please click on the PDF icon above or below, and for further information on our client, please visit ruraldoc.com.au

Applications should be addressed to Hannah Way and Andrew Reed.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8849.

Burnside Hospital is a private, not-for-profit, community hospital established in the 1950s which has grown to become one of South Australia’s leading private healthcare providers.  Located just 3km from the Adelaide CBD, the Hospital offers surgical, medical, obstetric and associated health ancillary services and medical centre consulting rooms, all with a focus on quality, safety and excellence of care and service to patients and their families.  With a dedicated workforce of approximately 400, Burnside Hospital is well positioned to continue its ongoing success.

Reporting to the CEO and as a key member of the Executive Leadership Team, this pivotal role will be responsible for the leadership, management and delivery of Burnside Hospital’s human resources, organisational development, volunteer services, workplace health safety & welfare (WHS&W) and injury management.  Other aspects of the role include:

• leading all aspects of the P&C portfolio including recruitment, leadership development, performance management, training and development, wellbeing, diversity, safety and industrial relations;
• delivering contemporary P&C practices and advice in accordance with strategic and operational plans;
• driving workforce capability and cultural change across the organisation;
• ensuring human resources, employee relations and administrative services maximise human capital;
• reviewing, developing, and enforcing HR/WHS&W policies and practices;
• building and maintaining relationships with key internal and external stakeholders.

Applications are invited from experienced HR executives with appropriate tertiary qualifications and superior communication, negotiation, management and strategic thinking skills.  Leadership experience in developing the people, culture and human capital solutions for a diverse and customer centric entity will be critical.  Professionalism, credibility, warmth, resilience, drive, a strong customer service focus and excellent influencing and relationship building skills will also be required.  The capacity to activate both strategic and operational outcomes will be important.  An empathetic leader demonstrating integrity and credibility will also be necessary to identify, inspire and influence positive change.

For a job and person specification, please click on the PDF icon above or below, and for further information on our client, please visit burnsidehospital.asn.au 

Applications should be addressed to Andrew Reed and Hannah Way.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8827.

TOTAL PACKAGE VALUE CIRCA $230K

KEY CLINICAL LEADER FOR RESPECTED PROVIDER

Our client is a long established and trusted human services provider poised for further growth and success.  With a complete focus on client service and care, a unique new position has been created for an experienced executive with a clinical origin (nursing or allied health) to lead the service delivery function.

Reporting directly to the CEO as part of the Executive Leadership Group, this important Adelaide based role is primarily responsible for:

• proactively contributing to the strategic direction and clinical governance of the business;
• leading, motivating, developing and managing the service delivery managers and teams;
• maintaining and enhancing important relationships with key internal and external stakeholders;
• leading the ongoing COVID response for the entity;
• overseeing compliance and regulatory requirements;
• proactively managing and improving the service operations towards positive client outcomes.

Applications are encouraged from appropriately qualified and senior clinical professionals with experience in a comparable leadership role.  The successful candidate will be commercially astute, pragmatic, perceptive, resilient, calm, considered, empathetic and self-assured and be a trusted advisor to senior management and the Board within this agile not-for-profit business.  Strong leadership and stakeholder relationship building skills will also be important.  Experience in health, aged care, disability, community services or a comparably regulated human services domain will be essential.  

This is a rare opportunity to join a worthy, respected and authentic Adelaide based service provider as it continues its growth trajectory and adds value to its community.

Your application will not be forwarded to our client without your knowledge of its identity.  

Applications should be addressed to Andrew Reed and Justin Hinora.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8827.

Nature Foundation is a leading not-for-profit that invests in conserving, restoring and protecting South Australian landscapes, flora and fauna.  It now protects more than 1.15 million hectares of South Australian terrestrial and wetland and is the third largest non-government conservation land manager in Australia.

Since the Millennium Drought, the Foundation has worked with local communities to improve the health of the River Murray wetlands and floodplains through the Water For Nature Program and has successfully delivered 15,000 megalitres of Commonwealth environmental water across 20 wetland complexes and is essential to the survival of habitat for threatened species.

The opportunity exists for a hands-on project coordinator to help implement the Water For Nature Long-Term Watering Plan 2021 – 2026, working closely with farmers, irrigators, Traditional Owners and community organisations to deliver critical work.

Reporting to the Regional Conservation Programs Manager and working closely with other staff and volunteers, key responsibilities of the role include:

• providing high quality coordination and support in the delivery of the program in a timely manner and on budget;
• maintaining and strengthening relationships with industry, government, landholders, volunteers and other key stakeholders;
• developing and/or improving systems and processes as required and monitoring and reporting on the progress, quality and effectiveness of programs;
• ensuring all projects and programs are rigorously monitored, maintained, evaluated and reported on in an effective and systematic manner.

Applications are encouraged from adaptable professionals with relevant qualifications and/or practical experience in project coordination in conservation based or other related projects.  A background in wetlands/ecology will be highly regarded.  The successful candidate will demonstrate strong planning skills and the ability to work towards and deliver outcomes within prescribed timeframes.  High level communication skills (both written and verbal) and the ability to adapt and be flexible will be required.  Well developed interpersonal skills and the ability to navigate a wide range of stakeholder relationships will also be essential qualities.

With a preferable start date in March 2022 and offered as a fixed-term contract, the role provides flexible working arrangements and locations in order to attract the right candidate.

For a job and person specification, please click on the PDF icon above or below, and for further information on our client, please visit naturefoundation.org.au

Applications should be addressed to Hannah Way.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8827.

Alive Catholic Early Learning is committed to creating positive early learning experiences for children aged from 6 months to 5 years.  It currently has three centres, one based in the northern suburbs, one in the south-western suburbs and one in the Adelaide Hills.  Two further centres are in the planning stages and a progressive rollout of further sites is envisaged over the next five years and beyond.  This growing organisation provides a caring and supportive environment for children and is characterised by educational excellence, quality staff and a close partnership with families.

Based from a central office on the fringe of the Adelaide CBD, this position will be a challenging but rewarding opportunity to contribute to the future growth and direction of an exciting portfolio of Early Learning Centres (ELCs).  Key responsibilities include:

• leading and developing a portfolio of ELCs, ensuring consistent and high quality service delivery to children and their families;
• assisting in the identification, assessment and implementation of new sites;
• achieving strict compliance at each site with respect to legislative obligations, industrial agreements, industry standards and assessments, codes of practice and applicable policies and procedures;
• managing and monitoring the operations, financial performance and human resources of the business.

Applications are encouraged from candidates with appropriate qualifications in early childhood education and previous experience managing a multi-site or large early years education facility. Resilience, diplomacy, initiative, warmth, good humour and exceptional interpersonal skills will all be essential requirements, as will strong commercial acumen to ensure sound decision making across the business.  As this is a hands-on role, the ability to oscillate between operational and strategic demands will be important.

For a job and person specification, please click on the PDF icon above or below, and for further information on our client, please visit alivecatholic.org.au

Applications should be addressed to Justin Hinora and Hannah Way.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8849.

Cavpower is a proud South Australian owned and operated family business representing a strong global brand.  The company is globally recognised as one of the leading Caterpillar dealers, providing exceptional customer service in sales, rental, parts, servicing and equipment rebuild of Caterpillar products.

The SHEQ Manager will lead and manage all aspects of safety, health, environment and quality systems across all business units with an emphasis on enhancing safety culture and maintaining compliance and continuous improvement of safety performance.  Other aspects of the role include:

• supporting the senior leaders to drive safety culture across the organisation through effective safety tools and development programs;
• preparing and implementing the annual SHEQ department strategy in line with business objectives; 
• ensuring the effective development, application, monitoring and reporting of the SHEQ, risk management and quality programs in accordance with relevant legislation;
• proactively driving improvement of related policies, procedures and systems.

Applications are sought from appropriately qualified WHS professionals with demonstrated practical experience in a large business preferably in heavy industry, manufacturing or an aligned industry. 

This award winning South Australian and internationally recognised organisation offers genuine opportunities for further career development as it continues on its fast paced growth trajectory.

For further information on our client, please visit cavpower.com 

Applications should be addressed to Justin Hinora and Hannah Way.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8827.

INCLUSIVE HOUSING & TECHNOLOGY

The Julia Farr Housing Association (JFHA) was established in 1999 to provide community housing for people living with disability.  Over the past 20 years, the organisation has developed expertise in the design and construction of accessible homes with intelligent design, smart construction techniques and the smooth integration of potentially lifechanging technology.  JFHA is a contemporary social enterprise and passionate about ensuring that homes uphold tenant control and choice, and set the scene for taking up valued membership in community life. JFHA conducts its inclusive housing work through the well-respected brand inhousing, and its inclusive technology work through the emerging social enterprise Stretchytech.

Reporting to the CEO, the Strategy Leader is primarily responsible for:

• the development of new housing stock and the renewal/refurbishment of existing stock;
• delivering a contemporary and growing tenancy management service;
• overseeing the discovery, planning and delivery of inclusive technology services based on mainstream and emerging technology;
• leading and supporting the dedicated team of staff involved in inclusive housing and technology;
• developing strong relationships with key stakeholders including people living with disability, their families, support providers, government agencies, builders, building designers, tradespeople, etc;
• maximising sustainable access to existing and new sources of funding.

Applications are welcome from experienced professionals ideally (but not necessarily) with a good working knowledge of social housing and/or the NDIS.  Applicants will need to demonstrate a deep commitment to social justice, and how to translate this into the delivery of inclusive housing and technology outcomes for people living with disability. Strong applicants will have an inclusive leadership style, strategic formulation and implementation skills, strong commercial acumen, well developed project management capabilities and a demonstrated capacity to build effective relationships with a wide range of stakeholders.  Candidates from a diverse range of professional backgrounds are still encouraged to apply if transferable skill sets and experience exists.

This is a genuine opportunity for an accomplished values-driven leader with a social heart and commercial brain to join a well-respected community housing provider keen to continue a track record of high standards and leading edge design and discovery that makes an authentic and potent contribution to people’s life chances.

For a job and person specification, please click on the PDF icon above or below, and for further information on our client, please visit inhousing.org.au 

Applications should be addressed to Andrew Reed.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8827.

Craniofacial Australia is a not-for-profit organisation that supports the provision of care for people suffering from craniomaxillo facial deformities.  Through the generosity of donors, it funds aspects of patient care, training of health professionals and medical research in Australia and overseas.  The organisation now seeks to appoint a commercially focussed Corporate Manager to guide the business through its next chapter.

Reporting to and working closely with the Chairman and the skills-based Board, this pivotal role will be responsible for:

• ensuring the business functions in accordance with strategic and operational plans;
• providing effective and positive guidance to the dedicated small team;
• developing, managing and maintaining productive relationships with a wide range of stakeholders;
• providing high level support to the Board inclusive of meetings, subcommittees and the point of contact for reporting authorities;
• promoting the Foundation’s work with community and service groups as required.

Applications are encouraged from proactive, versatile and business minded individuals with relevant qualifications and experience in a similar general management/corporate services role.  Healthcare or human services sector experience will be an advantage but candidates with leadership experience from comparably human-centred domains and an authentic connection to the work of Craniofacial Australia will also be considered.  High level interpersonal skills, strategic thinking capabilities, sound commercial and political acumen, integrity and warmth will be important to ensure success in this role. 

The position is offered on a part-time basis (0.6 FTE/ 3 working days) with scope to negotiate flexible working arrangements in order to secure a high calibre individual motivated by the opportunity to guide this trusted and respected organisation towards changing faces/changing lives.  

For a job and person specification, please click on the PDF icon above or below, and for further information on our client, please visit craniofacial.com.au 

Applications should be addressed to Justin Hinora and Hannah Way.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8849.

AFFORDABLE HOMES ACROSS AUSTRALIA

Housing Choices Australia Group is an independent, national, not-for-profit housing provider that delivers high quality, accessible and affordable housing for over 8,500 tenants across Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania, New South Wales and Western Australia.  One of the largest community housing providers in the country, Housing Choices manages over 7,500 properties with assets in excess of $1 billion, annual revenue of over $80 million and almost 300 dedicated staff across five states. 

Governed by a highly experienced, skills-based Board of Directors the organisation is strongly positioned to contribute to Australia’s social and economic recovery having a considerable impact in a sector that is under continued pressure.  A diverse range of social housing stimulus projects, groundbreaking new housing models and recent mergers with high quality organisations - Access Housing in Western Australia and Catherine House in South Australia have seen increased scale of the national footprint.  Innovations in housing supply are currently underway, including participation by private equity.  The organisation is committed to expanding choices for participants in specialist disability accommodation and improving outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. 

An opportunity is presented for both immediate and future appointments to the Board, based in ideally in SA, Vic, NSW or Qld.  It is anticipated that applicants will have governance knowledge and expertise through previous Board appointments, with GAICD status preferred.  Expressions of interest are invited from appropriately qualified and proven non-executive directors with capabilities in the following fields:

• business transformation credentials, particularly in the digital technology arena;
• public policy, legislation and infrastructure expertise gained from a range of disciplines including law and planning;
• a focus on diversity, inclusion and lived experience. 

It is essential that applicants have:

• values alignment and a strong interest in the organisation’s purpose;
• a genuine ability to positively contribute to Board culture;
• strong interpersonal skills.

Applications from women are particularly encouraged.

These are important remunerated governance roles contributing to the ongoing success of this highly regarded organisation that makes a material difference to the lives of people and communities across Australia.

For further information on our client, please visit housingchoices.org.au  

Applications should be addressed to Justin Hinora.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8827.

For over 70 years, Bedford has been determined to contribute to a society where every person with disability is empowered to achieve their life goals.  With a turnover of over $90m and a workforce of over 500, Bedford is the second largest employer for people with disability in Australia, providing a range of services and support for around 1,300 clients across 15 sites in South Australia.  With the departure of the successful incumbent Maggie Dowling in 2022, an exciting opportunity has emerged for a new Chief Executive to lead this most worthy organisation.   

Reporting directly to the experienced and skills based Board, key accountabilities of this important leadership role include:

• delivering the strategic vision and transformational plans to maintain Bedford at the forefront of disability and employment services; 
• developing and delivering innovative and contemporary services and initiatives aligned to client needs;
• leading, managing, motivating and developing the committed and passionate staff to deliver high quality outcomes and a positive culture;
• maintaining and enhancing relationships with diverse stakeholders including government entities, peak bodies, service partners and community groups;
• ensuring sound governance, asset and risk management and financial sustainability.

The successful candidate will be an appropriately qualified senior executive with demonstrated capability to lead an organisation through ongoing reform, growth and increasing competition.  Disability sector experience is an advantage but candidates with leadership experience from comparably regulated and complex domains and an authentic connection to the work of Bedford will also be seriously considered.  Strategic thinking, contemporary leadership, strong financial acumen and highly developed communication and negotiation skills are essential, as is the warmth, empathy, integrity and credibility necessary to lead Bedford through its next phase of growth.

An attractive executive remuneration package will be offered to secure a high calibre individual keen to lead this trusted and highly respected organisation making a genuine difference in the community.

For a job and person specification, please click on the PDF icon above or below, and for further information on our client, please visit bedfordgroup.com.au  

Applications should be addressed to Andrew Reed.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8827.

With a turnover above $40m and around 300 dedicated staff, Junction has been a leading provider of a wide range of community support services and quality housing for more than 40 years.  The Junction philosophy is that all people have value regardless of their life circumstances and the business aims to strengthen lives and communities.

Reporting directly to the Chief Executive and working with an experienced skills based Board, this newly configured role is an integral part of Junction’s Executive Leadership Team.  This is a unique opportunity for an innovative and strategic professional to manage a diverse corporate portfolio.

The position is responsible for the overall leadership of the company’s investment advice and decisions, resource allocations, working capital, debt and equity structures, finance, risk, audit, ICT and business systems.

Key responsibilities of this significant and senior Adelaide based role include:

• proactively contributing to the strategic direction of the organisation as the key financial adviser to the CEO and Board;
• leading, managing, mentoring and developing the corporate services team;
• maintaining and enhancing important relationships with key internal and external stakeholders;
• capturing and harnessing reliable data and conducting commercial analysis and financial modelling to build strong business cases and support key decisions regarding both bottom line and balance sheet strategy.

The successful candidate will be an appropriately qualified and self aware senior finance executive with demonstrated success in a comparable role.  Strong property sector experience is naturally an advantage.

Essential qualities sought include well developed commercial and technological acumen, together with superior communication, negotiation, stakeholder management and leadership skills.  The authentic combination of a commercial brain and social heart and capacity to model Junction’s values of impact, passion, integrity, respect and collaboration will also be highly regarded.  

An attractive senior executive remuneration package will be negotiated to secure a high calibre candidate for this most worthy business making a genuine and positive difference in the community.

For a comprehensive job and person specification, please click on the PDF icon above or below, and for further information on our client, please visit junctionaustralia.org.au 

Applications should be addressed to Andrew Reed and Justin Hinora.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8827.

Do you have experience in and a passion for the water sector, nurturing high performing teams, delivering high impact research, enabling healthy communities, protecting the planet and genuine business development?  If so – please read on as this career opportunity could be for you.

Water Research Australia Limited (WaterRA) is a not-for-profit, member driven, national company limited by guarantee with a key role in the Australian water industry.  WaterRA works with and through its members (water industry, researchers, regulators) and trusted partners to create, manage, share, extend and translate collaborative research into real solutions for the water sector.  While its head office is located in Adelaide, WaterRA currently also has a presence in Melbourne, Sydney and Perth and has a truly national influence.

Due to the completion of a secondment we are looking for a General Manager Research Services to lead the co-development, co-delivery (with members) and securing of funds for WaterRA’s program of collaborative research and capability building designed to enable member organisations to derive measurable value at every stage of the research lifecycle and foster innovation and impact across the water sector.  As part of the Leadership Team, the role supports the CEO to achieve growth and sustainability of the business and nurture a high performing team.  Key responsibilities include:

• lead research strategy formulation and its implementation to yield member value and business success;
• proactively grow the funding and customer base of the Research Leadership Program;
• deliver assigned research programs;
• continuously improve the organisation’s ability to maximise member value, participation and research quality;
• establish and maintain productive relationships with key internal and external stakeholders;
• provide leadership within the business to support delivery of WaterRA’s strategy.

Applications are encouraged from professionals with tertiary qualifications in science, engineering or a related discipline appropriate to the water sector.  Experience in program and contract management, team leadership, line management and the development and implementation of research processes and policies are required to be successful in the role, as are strong negotiation and stakeholder engagement skills.  A positive, proactive and collaborative approach, excellent customer focus and the ability to work across multiple technical areas will also be important.  A knowledge of water sector roles and responsibilities and the awareness of the technical aspects associated with customer-centred water utility service delivery would be an advantage.

WRA is open to flexibility re the location of the appointee but the appointee must be willing and able to travel inter and intra-state from time-to-time to meet with members in person.  If this sounds like you, make an enquiry to explore the opportunity to influence strategy for this key organisation supporting a vital sector.

For a job and person specification, please click on the PDF icon above or below, and for further information on our client, please visit waterra.com.au 

Applications should be addressed to Andrew Reed and Justin Hinora.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8827.

Australian Gas Infrastructure Group (AGIG) is a leader in its sector, managing critical gas infrastructure across Australia through its gas businesses that include Australian Gas Networks, Dampier Bunbury Pipeline and Multinet Gas Networks.  It is also leading the way in renewable gas, through the development of hydrogen projects.

Reporting to the Head of Strategy and Innovation, this exciting role is influential in ensuring the business has a clear and deliverable business strategy.  This includes a key focus on developing and implementing AGIG’s Low Carbon Strategy and related renewable gas projects, as well as wider innovation across the business.  The Senior Strategy Advisor also inputs into AGIG’s hydrogen developments, regulatory process, stakeholder engagement program, policy submissions and internal communications, particularly in relation to the future of gas (low carbon gas).  Specific responsibilities include:

• leading the Australian Hydrogen Centre work program;
• contributing to the strategic messaging around renewable gas including through the development of renewable hydrogen and biomethane projects, as a representative and through giving industry presentations;
• participating in relevant industry working groups such as the Future Fuels Cooperative Research Centre;
• providing policy advice particularly in relation to low carbon gas initiatives;
• developing content for the company’s intranet site OneNet and external facing platforms.

Applications are encouraged from driven and versatile individuals with strong project management skills and transferable experience in managing deliverables associated with industry transformation.  Either a consulting background or inhouse experience (industry or government), together with an understanding of the energy industry and regulatory process, will be highly regarded.  Formal tertiary qualifications in either economics, engineering, business, law or a related discipline will be considered favourably.  The successful candidate will possess excellent communication skills, a proven ability to build strong relationships with stakeholders at all levels, and be able to uncover needs, present solutions, handle objections and gain commitment.

Offered preferably on a full-time basis, with scope to negotiate flexible working arrangements, this position may be based in either Adelaide, Melbourne or Perth in order to attract the right candidate.

All candidates will be subject to background checks such as police checks, medical assessment and employment and qualification verification checks.

For further information on our client, please visit agig.com.au

Applications should be addressed to Justin Hinora.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8849.

Located on the Adelaide sandbelt, the Kooyonga Golf Club is recognised as one of Australia’s premier golf clubs, having hosted five Men’s Australian Opens, one Women’s Australian Open and many other State and National golf events.  The Club will celebrate its centenary in 2023.

The Club’s mission is to provide members and guests an outstanding experience on a championship golf course together with first class facilities and services.  With a healthy level of membership, waiting list and enviable reciprocal arrangements, the Club has maintained its proud tradition and heritage whilst responding to the changing needs of its members.

An exciting and rare opportunity has emerged for a dynamic hospitality executive with a continuous improvement focus and commitment to excellence to join this progressive Club following the re-opening of the redeveloped clubhouse in February 2021. 

Reporting directly to the General Manager and as a key member of the senior management team, this position will be responsible for:

• managing the clubhouse facilities, supervising staff and providing hospitality services that are befitting a prestige private golf club;
• ensuring the Club’s hospitality services are managed in an efficient and effective manner;
• providing exceptional service to members, guests and visitors of Kooyonga;
• ensuring the clubhouse is presented and maintained in a manner that promotes the high standards expected;
• maximising utilisation of the clubhouse facilities by members, guests and external functions and events.

Kooyonga seeks a highly capable individual with a passion for hospitality to lead from the front and set service standards that exceed member expectations.  With strong experience in hospitality, the successful candidate must have the ability to build rapport with members and guests and be able to communicate effectively with a wide range of stakeholders.  The ability to work well under pressure with excellent problem solving skills is essential.  Initiative, innovation, drive, creativity, authenticity and integrity are all necessary qualities to succeed in this role.

This is a truly exciting and rare opportunity to play a pivotal role in redefining service excellence at Kooyonga.

For a job and person specification, please click on the PDF icon above or below, and for further information on our client, please visit kooyongagolf.com.au

Applications should be addressed to Justin Hinora.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call Justin or Hannah Way on (08) 8100 8849.

Resthaven Incorporated is a stable and highly respected leader in the rapidly growing aged and community services sector in South Australia.  Engaging a dedicated and passionate workforce of over 2,700 and with an annual turnover circa $205m, Resthaven has 35 sites across metropolitan Adelaide and regional South Australia delivering quality services to older people and their carers.  The aged care sector has reached a unique time in its history - the road ahead is challenging, yet exciting.

Responsible to the Executive Manager, Community Services, this pivotal leadership role will have direct oversight of the Marion and Inner Southern Suburbs portfolio responsible for a budget of $10m and a staff of around 145.  The role will play an integral part in promoting principles of consumer directed care and reablement, maintaining the Division’s ability to embrace the Federal Government’s ongoing aged care reform agenda to operate in an increasingly competitive environment to support an individual’s choice to remain at home. Key responsibilities of the role include:

• leading and managing the community services program functions for Marion and the inner southern suburbs;
• ensuring best practice standards of care and services for Home Care Packages, Commonwealth Home Support Programme, Short Term Restorative Care and Veterans Community Nursing;
• monitoring and driving financial performance of community service programs and services in liaison with the site managers;
• promoting and developing a positive culture of customer service, service quality and continuous improvement in a rapidly changing reform environment.

Applications are encouraged from professionals with extensive management experience, preferably from an aged care, health care or human services environment.  Demonstrated knowledge of contemporary community services care, highly developed interpersonal and relationship building skills, and a deep understanding of associated quality systems and standards will be essential.  High level change leadership abilities, commercial acumen and strategic thinking skills will also be required, along with an unwavering commitment to the achievement of positive and cost effective client and service delivery outcomes.  

Make a difference and join one of South Australia’s leading aged care providers recognised for its exceptional services.  As an employer of choice, Resthaven offers an attractive remuneration package, employee benefits and a highly supportive and collaborative culture.

For further information on our client, please visit resthaven.asn.au

Applications should be addressed to Justin Hinora and Hannah Way.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8849.

TAFE SA is a South Australian Government Statutory Corporation and is the largest provider of vocational education and training in the state, as well as one of the largest in Australia.

TAFE SA’s role as the state’s public training provider is to ensure all South Australian students have access to quality education and skills training across a number of regional, rural, remote and metropolitan locations.

TAFE SA is focused on increasing access to quality education and training opportunities to deliver a talent pool of job ready graduates for current, new and emerging South Australian industries.

Reporting to the Chief Financial Officer, the key responsibilities of the role include:

• maintaining, enhancing and championing an enterprise-wide assurance framework which ensures effective internal control;
• effectively monitoring, managing and reporting on incidents, risks, internal audit findings and breaches to ensure compliance;
• producing briefings for Ministers and relevant government stakeholders;
• driving continuous improvement initiatives within the assurance domain;
• champions and maintains the organisations Risk Management Framework ensuring appropriate risk management practices prevails in accordance with the framework.

Applications are sought from senior professionals with demonstrated experience in developing and managing governance, assurance and risk services in a comparably large and complex environment.  A collaborative interpersonal style, superior communication and negotiation skills, strong business and commercial acumen, and a strategic and analytical mindset along with sound project and change management skills will be essential.  Tertiary qualifications in a relevant discipline will be highly regarded.

As one of the most senior assurance roles of its kind in South Australia, this is a truly unique opportunity for an accomplished professional to make a direct contribution to TAFE SA through strong governance and risk management which underpin the integrity of public expenditure on educational outcomes.

For a job and person specification, please click on the PDF icon above or below, and for further information on our client, please visit tafesa.edu.au 

Applications should be addressed to Andrew Reed and Hannah Way.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8827.

TAFE SA is a South Australian Government Statutory Corporation and is the largest provider of vocational education and training in the state, as well as one of the largest in Australia.

TAFE SA’s role as the state’s public training provider is to ensure all South Australian students have access to quality education and skills training across a number of regional, rural, remote and metropolitan locations.

TAFE SA is focused on increasing access to quality education and training opportunities to deliver a talent pool of job ready graduates for current, new and emerging South Australian industries.

Reporting to the Chief Financial Officer, the key responsibilities of the role include:

• provision of high level strategic procurement, market and contract advice across the organisation;
• leading the formulation of contemporary category and sourcing strategies and outcomes based contracts;
• negotiating effective and commercially sound contracts and strategic supplier arrangements;
• leading, motivating, mentoring, developing and managing the Procurement Team to position it as a responsive internal service provider;
• supporting the delivery of a major business transformation agenda.

Applications are sought from procurement, or contract management professionals with demonstrated experience in developing and managing procurement services across an end to end supply chain in a comparably large and complex environment.  A collaborative interpersonal style, superior communication and negotiation skills, strong business and commercial acumen, and a strategic and creative mindset along with sound project and change management skills will be essential.  Tertiary qualifications in a relevant discipline will be highly regarded.

As one of the most significant roles of its kind in South Australia, this is a truly unique opportunity for an accomplished procurement professional to make a direct contribution to TAFE SA through strong procurement governance and leadership that maximises the community value of public expenditure on educational outcomes.

For a job and person specification, please click in the PDF icon above or below, and for further information on our client, please visit tafesa.edu.au 

Applications should be addressed to Andrew Reed and Hannah Way.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8827.

The Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD) aims to strengthen society through world-class governance by acting as an independent and trusted governance voice and building the capability of community leaders for the benefit of society.  Through advocacy, education and development and providing members with a network of peers, the AICD’s strategic vision is to be the leading global platform providing all members with a voice, a community and the capabilities they need across their lifetime as directors.

The State Manager is the face of the AICD in South Australia for B2B services and, as a senior representative of the organisation in the State, is a key source of insight and support for members and clients as well as being the principal management representative for the State’s Council and Committees.  Key responsibilities include:

• driving growth and increasing the AICD’s presence through B2B services in business, government and the not-for-profit community;
• driving business development opportunities in B2B services;
• managing B2B services operation budgets;
• cultivating trusted long term relationships with a variety of stakeholders;
• diagnosing governance related issues and presenting tailored solutions to meet client needs;
• leading, developing, and motivating local B2B partners;
• undertaking and contributing to specific national or local projects that support the AICD’s strategic plan.

Applications are encouraged from appropriately qualified and experienced senior executives with the combination of B2B sales and marketing and governance knowledge required to be successful in such a role.  This experience may come from a variety of business backgrounds but, most important, will be the credibility required to communicate with, present to, influence and build meaningful long term relationships with internal and external stakeholders including C-suite executives and board directors. 

Make an enquiry to explore this fulfilling role with an entity seeking to enhance the standards of organisational governance for the benefit of society as a whole.

For a job and person specification, please click on the PDF icon above or below, and for further information on our client, please visit aicd.companydirectors.com.au

Applications should be addressed to Andrew Reed.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8827.

The City of Salisbury is widely regarded as a progressive and leading local government entity encompassing an area of 158km², with 144,000 people and a growing economy.  A focused and contemporary organisation, Salisbury provides a wide offering of services to a culturally diverse community whilst delivering commercially oriented functions and actively growing the economic capacity of the City.

Reporting to the General Manager Community Development, this important role will develop and deliver partnerships, plans, programs and strategies and respond to opportunities which enable social connection, build strong cohesive communities and enhance community capacity and resilience.  Key responsibilities include:

• leading, motivating, developing and managing a dedicated Division of community practitioners;
• developing and delivering strategic partnerships, community programs and services with a focus on community centres, libraries, youth services and neighbourhood development initiatives in the public realm;
• designing and managing development projects which are responsive to the community;
• managing a portfolio of community assets for the benefit of residents and City users;
• analysing trends, best practice and emerging research to ensure Council remains a progressive leader in the community development sector within local government;
• developing strong relationships and networks with a variety of key stakeholders.

Applications are encouraged from progressive and creative professionals with a broad knowledge and practical experience of community development.  The ideal candidate will demonstrate well developed leadership capability, a flexible and pragmatic approach, sound commercial acumen combined with a community mindset, experience initiating and leading change, excellent interpersonal skills and strong stakeholder relationships building abilities.  Local government experience is not a prerequisite.

Offered as an initial 5 year contract, this is a unique opportunity to make a genuine and valuable contribution to the community experience of the northern Adelaide region by further enhancing the community participation function of Council.

For a job and person specification, please click on the PDF icon above or below, and for further information on our client, please visit salisbury.sa.gov.au 

Applications should be addressed to Andrew Reed and Hannah Way.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8849.

Ninti One Limited (Ninti) works with communities and relevant agencies to achieve social and economic development outcomes with Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander peoples. Since its establishment in 2003, Ninti has been building opportunities through research, innovation and engagement in Australia – and more recently in a range of sectors across the Pacific and Asia. Ninti has offices in Adelaide and Alice Springs and staff and associates based in other States and Territories.

Reporting to the General Manager Business Development, this hands-on role will help drive market-facing activities to grow revenue and build opportunities with and for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and communities.  Key aspects of the role include:

• developing responses to government tenders, contract opportunities and panel requests with a focus on commercial, government, NFP and philanthropic markets;
• leading and managing bids at all stages of the response process from research, identification, assessment, planning, securing personnel, response design, costing, writing and review;
• tracking results in line with quality assurance and contributing to management reporting on business development activities;
• maintaining strong relationships with key stakeholders, suppliers and clients;
• supporting the delivery of Ninti’s Impact Strategy across identified priority policy, sector and geographical focus areas, including the identification, screening and development of new partners.

Applications are encouraged from motivated and appropriately qualified candidates with demonstrated business development experience ideally gained from commercial consulting, bid management, international development or a comparable NGO/NFP environment.  A positive, professional and hands on approach, meticulous attention to detail, excellent interpersonal qualities, high level administrative skills, as well as the ability to multi-task, will all be essential qualities sought.  The successful candidate will have a strong customer service ethic and the ability to demonstrate initiative, problem solving, organisational agility and results. 

This position will suit either an emerging or proven business development professional.  Tertiary qualifications in business, community or international development or a related discipline will be well regarded but are not essential. 

For a job and person specification, please click on the PDF icon above or below, and for further information on our client, please visit nintione.com.au

Applications should be addressed to Justin Hinora and Hannah Way.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8849.

Australian Gas Infrastructure Group (AGIG) is a leader in its sector, managing critical gas infrastructure across Australia through its gas businesses that include Australian Gas Networks, Dampier Bunbury Pipeline and Multinet Gas Networks.  It is also leading the way in renewable gas, through the development of hydrogen projects.  With an asset base of approximately $9 billion and a customer base of over 2 million, AGIG is poised for further growth.

AGIG has evolved and grown significantly through acquisitions and is looking for an experienced IT leader to help the organisation continue to transform aided by technology deployment.  Working closely with the Executive Team, this newly created national role will be responsible for ensuring the organisational IT requirements are met now and into the future.  Core responsibilities of this key business partnering role include:

• driving innovation through the introduction of new technologies;
• developing, implementing and evolving technology strategies and architectures to support delivery of business strategy and objectives;
• leading, motivating and developing the Information Technology Team to ensure executional excellence in all areas of service delivery;
• developing and implementing a cyber security framework and practice to meet evolving threats;  
• maintaining strategic relationships with a wide range of internal and external stakeholders and collaborating to ensure innovation and technology enables business success.  

Applications are sought from accomplished IT professionals with demonstrated experience leading, influencing and delivering in a complex IT environment.  Previous experience within a comparable energy infrastructure or other asset intensive organisation will be well regarded.  Strong communication and stakeholder collaboration skills, partnered with technology awareness and strategic planning capabilities, are critical to success in the role.  Relevant formal tertiary qualifications in business, technology or related fields will be an advantage.   

With scope to be based in Adelaide, Perth or Melbourne, this rare opportunity offers a mix of leadership, strategy, technology, innovation and IT and will suit a high calibre individual capable of adding significant value to overall business outcomes.

All candidates will be subject to background checks such as police checks, medical assessment and employment and qualification verification checks.

For further information on our client, please visit agig.com.au

Applications should be addressed to Justin Hinora and Hannah Way.  Please click on the Apply Today button to submit your application.

For a confidential discussion, please call (08) 8100 8849.