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Archery Australia Appointed Board Directors
We are seeking two (2) highly skilled candidates for the role of Appointed Director.
Archery Australia is committed to strengthening diversity and gender balance across our leadership, and to comply with the National Gender Equity in Sports Governance Policy, the board requires gender balance in its composition.
Therefore, we are inviting Expressions of Interest (EOI) from women and gender diverse candidates for the two vacant appointed roles. We are seeking candidates who would like to contribute their skills and experience to the Archery Australia Board.
We welcome candidates with a broad range of professional backgrounds. Experience in areas such as corporate governance, people and culture (HR), law, fundraising or other senior-level roles relevant to a national sporting organisation will be highly regarded.
If you’re passionate about supporting the growth and good governance of archery in Australia, we would love to hear from you.
To express your interest, please contact Rob Fiddyment, Chair of Archery Australia, at chair@archery.org.au by the 19th of March.
Finance, Audit and Risk Committee
Archery Australia is seeking suitably qualified individuals to volunteer to join its Finance, Audit & Risk Committee. This is a governance role providing independent advice to the Board on financial governance, risk management, and cybersecurity as part of the organisation’s strategic oversight.
Archery Australia is committed to strengthening diversity and gender balance across our leadership, and to comply with the National Gender Equity in Sports Governance Policy, the FAR committee requires gender balance in its composition.
Therefore, we are inviting Expressions of Interest (EOI) from women and gender diverse candidates with finance or accounting expertise (CPA or equivalent preferred) for the vacant position.
To learn more about Archery Australia, the role and the application process please read the position outline.
Applications and expressions of interest can be sent to farchair@archery.org.au
Athlete Committee
The Archery Australia Athletes Committee represents the athletes voice to provide AA with an understanding of athlete views and offer ideas in areas directly related to athlete participation.
Expressions of interest are now open to join the athlete committee by completing the EOI form below by March 15th
For further information, the Archery Australia Athlete Committee Charter details the committee implementation process, with information on committee make-up, roles and responsibilities, communication channels, operation, eligibility, and regulations.
Athlete Wellbeing and Engagement Lead
This part time role is based in Canberra at the AIS Archery Australia Centre of Excellence, this role will support the continuous development of identified athletes in the high performance program as part of our committment to win well in sport and life.
For more information see the position description or range of options to apply for the role online.
Applications close 8th March 2026.
If you would like to get involved with archery your local archery club will always welcome volunteers to help and support in a range of areas.