Role Purpose:
The National Compound Coach will be responsible for delivering on Archery Australia’s vision to be highly competitive at the international level with a view to achieving annual performance outcomes.
The National Compound Coach will provide leadership, direction and development of the National Compound Program (NCP) at all levels, inclusive of domestic training camps. They will lead national compound teams at major international events including but not limited to World Cups and World Championships.
CALL FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST FOR NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS of ARCHERY AUSTRALIA
Archery Australia is inviting expressions of interest for Director positions on the Board of Archery Australia, the governing body for archery and para-archery in Australia. Three Directors will be elected at the Annual General Meeting on 23 November 2024.
There are over 8,000 registered archers in Australia participating in 130 clubs. Archery has been contested in the Olympic Games since 1900, in the Paralympic Games since 1960 and Australia has competed with distinction since its first appearance in 1972.
Expressions of interest are sought from skilled professionals who have an enthusiasm for the growth and development of Archery in Australia.
The Board has identified, through its skills analysis, that applicants should have the following skills and experience:
An understanding of the application of modern governance principles;
Skills, knowledge or experience in one of more of these areas:
Media, marketing or community engagement
Finance, accounting or audit
Government and/or stakeholder relations
Technology and/or digital innovation
Commercial growth and opportunities
An understanding of the Australian sport sector, with knowledge of participation and/or high performance sport and/or disability sport desirable.
EOIs received will be reviewed by the AA Nominations Committee which may also interview candidates, at its discretion, during late October 2024.
The names and bios of candidates who are recommended to proceed will be provided to Regional Governing Bodies for consideration by 6 November 2024.
To nominate please complete the online EOI form by midnight on Sunday 20th October 2024 here.
Sydney (preferred) ▸ Australia
Full Time
13 Oct 2024
Description
About Archery Australia
Archery Australia (AA) is the governing body for all levels of archery throughout Australia and a recognised member of World Archery and the Australian Sports Commission.
Archery is a sport for all, for life. AA is committed to raising the profile of archery, increasing participation, and supporting the archery community to access, enjoy, contribute to and succeed across all levels of the sport.
As a not-for-profit member organisation, we co-ordinate and support our Recognised Governing Bodies in each state and territory; each are a crucial touchpoint in growing archery and supporting national programs locally.
There are 130 clubs providing archery to approximately 8,000 active and registered archers in Australia.
About the Role
Reporting to the Board, the Chief Executive Officer is responsible for leading and managing the team at Archery Australia. This includes overseeing all operational aspects, driving performance objectives, engaging the archery community and ensuring financial sustainability. Working closely with the Board, the CEO plays a critical role in driving positive relationships with key stakeholder groups, both internal and external, collaborating constructively to achieve strategic and operational objectives while fostering a culture of inclusivity, respect, and excellence.
Key Accountabilities
Guided by the 2022-2026 Archery Australia Strategic Plan and the current Operational Plan, implement activities to achieve objectives in the areas of participation and engagement, performance and pathways, governance and structure, capacity and capability.
Take overall responsibility for the daily leadership and management of Archery Australia, including people management, financial management, media/marketing/community engagement, technology and governance support.
Proactively develop positive and productive relationships with a range of stakeholders including the Regional Governing Bodies of Archery Australia, World Archery, the Australian Sports Commission, Australian Institution of Sport, Sport Integrity Australia, the Australian Olympic Committee, Paralympics Australia, Commonwealth Games Australia and relevant members of the National Sports Institute Network.
About You
We are looking for someone with the following skills, qualifications and experience:
Experience leading a team towards a vision, getting key stakeholders on board and embedding behaviours that help deliver the vision.
Experience in managing complex projects and competing agendas to prioritise, manage and deliver outcomes that achieve strategic and operational objectives.
Familiarity with community sport and/or high performance sport programs and the ability to oversee their development and implementation at a national level.
Financial management capabilities, including the ability to interpret and report on financial accounts and make sound financial decisions.
Excellent presentation and communication skills, leading the organisation with strong personal presence, emotional intelligence, and self-awareness.
Exceptional stakeholder engagement skills with the ability to build relationships with a variety of stakeholders including government agencies.
Confidence with change management, transformation, and project delivery.
Benefits and Culture
The Archery Australia team is a highly motivated, passionate, experienced and professional group that embody the AA values. Our team is geographically diverse and we are considering candidates who live and work on Australia’s East Coast in or close to a capital city.
We offer a range of benefits including workplace flexibility, learning and development opportunities and industry engagement.
Remuneration
Remuneration will be negotiated on the basis of skills and experience. Please include your expected salary range in your cover letter.
Desirable Criteria
National Police / Criminal History Check
Working with Children / Working with Vulnerable People Check
Attachments
Archery Australia Chief Executive Officer PD
Application Instruction
Click the ‘apply’ button, review the candidate pack/ position description, follow the prompts, and submit your CV and a cover letter.
If you think you have what it takes but don’t necessarily meet every single point above, please still get in touch. Archery Australia is a welcoming place where we seek to engage respectfully with people of diverse experiences and backgrounds. We’re grateful for the time applicants spend on reaching out to us and all applicants will be considered on their ability to do the job and their alignment to our values.
Applications close at 11:59 pm on 13th October 2024 but will be reviewed as they are received so don’t hesitate to apply today.
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