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Chief Executive Officer

Shrine of Remembrance, Melbourne, VIC

About the Role

  • Lead a nationally significant commemorative institution
  • Shape the Shrine’s next chapter of impact and relevance
  • Stakeholder engagement with government, veterans and community

About the Role


The Shrine of Remembrance is one of Australia’s most important civic institutions, honouring the service and sacrifice of Australians in war and peacekeeping. Located in Melbourne and visited by millions each year, the Shrine serves as a place of remembrance, reflection, education, community and cultural connection. Through commemorative ceremonies, public programs and educational initiatives, the Shrine plays a vital role in preserving Australia’s military history while engaging new generations in understanding its significance.


Operating within a highly respected and visible public environment, the Shrine works closely with the Victorian Government, veterans’ organisations, volunteers and the broader community to ensure its enduring legacy and relevance.


About the CEO Role 


Reporting to the Board of Trustees, the Chief Executive Officer will lead the Shrine of Remembrance through its next phase of organisational development and public impact. The CEO will be responsible for providing strategic and operational leadership across the organisation while ensuring the Shrine continues to fulfil its important commemorative, educational and community role.


Key priorities for the role include strengthening organisational culture and building strong and constructive relationships with the Board of Trustees, and reinforcing stakeholder confidence across government, veterans’ organisations and the broader community. The CEO will also play a critical role in ensuring the Shrine’s long-term financial sustainability, aligning organisational priorities with the Shrine’s strategy and master plan, and enhancing the institution’s relevance and impact for future generations.


This role offers the opportunity to lead a nationally respected institution and steward its legacy while shaping its future contribution to Australian civic life.


About You


The Board is seeking a respected and capable executive with experience leading complex, publicly accountable or stakeholder-rich organisations. You will bring demonstrated senior leadership capability, strong governance awareness and the ability to lead teams in purpose-driven environments. Experience working closely with Boards and navigating government and stakeholder environments will be highly regarded.

 

Your leadership style will be collaborative, thoughtful and values-driven. You will be an effective communicator and stakeholder manager, able to engage confidently with government, veterans’ organisations, volunteers and the broader community. Most importantly, you will demonstrate a genuine appreciation for the significance of the Shrine of Remembrance and the responsibility of leading an institution that holds deep meaning for many Australians.


While previous Chief Executive experience would be advantageous, high-performing senior executives with the capability and judgement to step into a CEO role are also encouraged to apply.

 

Hazel Executive & Boards is pleased to be partnering with Trustees of The Shrine of Remembrance on this CEO search and appointment process. All direct and third-party applications will be forwarded to Hazel.


Hazel acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we live and work. We pay our respects to Elders past and present. We are committed to fostering equal opportunity and championing diversity, inclusion, belonging, flexibility, and accessibility in all that we do. If you require any adjustments in engaging with us or as part of a recruitment process, please let us know so we can support you.


To download the briefing pack –
 Hazel Executive Briefing Pack – Shrine of Remembrance CEO.pdf – Google Drive

 

For a confidential discussion, please contact Jarrod McLauchlan, Managing Partner on 0407 808 517 or jarrod.mclauchlan@hazelexecutive.com.au

 

Applications close 11:59pm Sunday 29th of March, 2026

Assistant Facilities Manager

The Gabba, Stadiums Queensland, Brisbane, QLD

About the Role


The Assistant Facilities Manager takes responsibility for the administration of the Facilities department, as well as taking a lead on programming maintenance at the venue (preventative and reactive projects) as well as managing the catering equipment in accordance with relevant safety legislation and SQ’s policies and procedures. The


Assistant Facilities Manager also manages the infrastructure program for The Gabba (including Sports House South).

WORK ENVIRONMENT

The position reports to the Facilities Manager.

The position directly supervises the Electrical Coordinator and Facilities Assistant positions.

The position works closely with internal and external stakeholders including venue hirers and contractors.

ORGANISATIONAL ENVIRONMENT

SQ manages, operate and promotes the use of the State’s major sports, recreation and leisure facilities.

https://www.stadiums.qld.gov.au/

KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES

  • Coordinate and lead the facilities team to deliver scheduled and reactive maintenance and repair activities at the venue as well as manage the catering equipment and infrastructure program effectively to ensure deadlines are met and work is of a high quality
  • Coordinate the calendar of maintenance activities to anticipate and identify issues and potential problems and work through them with staff, tenants, contractors and external stakeholders.
  • Assist the Facilities Manager in the development of the facilities maintenance and capital budgets programs
  • Day to day responsibility for the management of resourcing/works for scheduled and reactive maintenance within the approved budget
  • Resolve issues that arise from procurement, engagement and service delivery of maintenance contractors
  • Review invoices and costs associated with facility management to ensure expenses are verified, appropriately allocated and within budget.
  • Administration and maintenance of the TechnologyOne Asset Management System (AMS) for the venue, including the management of work orders, maintenance schedules, processing project completions and the asset register.
  • Manage and coordinate the maintenance email inbox on a daily basis
  • Manage and coordinate scheduled preventative maintenance, liaising with contractors on defects and issues arising from service, actioning repair works in a timely manner and filing service reports appropriately
  • Build and maintain strong working relationships with internal and external clients and stakeholders to ensure effective facilities management.
  • Ensure all work is undertaken in accordance with SQ’s policies and procedures, particularly in the areas of workplace health and safety, security management, equal employment opportunity, workplace harassment, bullying and discrimination.

MANDATORY QUALIFICATIONS AND/OR EXPERIENCE

  • A minimum of 5 years experience in a building maintenance environment.

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIAL

  • Relevant tertiary or trade qualifications in a Facilities related discipline; or significant demonstrated industry experience involving building services.
  • Sound understanding of building codes, and the technical aspects of building management.
  • Experience managing teams from diverse trade backgrounds.
  • Demonstrated experience in the management of budgets to achieve cost effective outcomes
  • High level computer literacy
  • High level written and verbal communication
  • High work ethic, commitment to professional presentation, ethical practice and flexibility in the workplace

DESIRABLE

  • Experience in the provision of maintenance for large sporting and entertainment facilities.
  • Experience using the TechnologyOne Asset Management system (AMS).

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

  • Some out of normal hours work and work on weekends will be required.
  • Whilst this position is currently located at the The Gabba, the successful applicant may be required to work from any of SQ’s venues or offices.
  • Travel inter/intrastate may require some overnight stays away from the position’s location.
  • This position description details the minimum skills required to perform the duties of this position. Other duties may be allocated, as required.
  • SQ employees are bound by the ethics principles, which are contained in the SQ’s Code of Conduct and the terms and conditions of employment are detailed in the Employment Contract and associated legislation. All staff are expected to familiarise themselves with these.
  • All managers, supervisors and staff are expected to participate in and positively contribute to the sound corporate governance of SQ. This includes demonstrating a comprehensive appreciation of and commitment to the fundamental principles of corporate governance within which a statutory authority operates.
  • Managers and supervisors should lead by example in their understanding of and application to corporate governance activities of SQ, in accordance with appropriate legislative requirements, Board policy and established principles.
  • All successful appointees will be responsible and accountable to the extent of “Duty of Care” (Work Health and Safety Act 2011) and required to demonstrate occupational health and safety consciousness, and support and contribute towards risk management initiatives.
  • SQ employees are required to adhere to security procedures at all times, support and contribute the effectiveness of protective security measures through security awareness, vigilance and reporting.
  • Where a “Working with Children Check” (i.e. Blue Card) is required to be held for this position, the applicant is to provide evidence of either a valid Blue Card or be willing to make application for the card. Volunteers working in any capacity with children or young people, and paid employees who work in regulated employment (i.e. childcare), are required to hold a valid Blue Card before commencing work. For all other positions that require a Blue Card the applicant may commence in the position pending the receipt of a successful check.
  • Information submitted by an applicant for this position is subject to the Right to Information Act 2009 and the Information Privacy Act 2009.
  • Applications will remain current for a period of 12 months.
  • Your application should address your ability to meet the key accountabilities. SQ’s “Additional Information for Applicants” will assist you in developing your application.
  • Applications should include a current Resume/Curriculum Vitae.

Executive Director Operations

Venues West, Perth, WA

About the Role


VenuesWest is seeking an exceptional and forward-focused operational leader to join our Executive Leadership Team and help shape the performance of Western Australia’s premier sport and entertainment venues.


The Executive Director Operations leads the successful operation of VenuesWest’s self-managed venues, ensuring consistently high-quality customer experiences and the delivery of safe, compliant, and event-ready facilities. The role is accountable for embedding best-practice operational standards, strengthening safety, security, and risk management frameworks, and fostering a culture where safety is paramount.

About the Role


This position plays a critical role in ensuring venues operate with operational excellence, resilience, and efficiency. A strong focus of the role is driving innovation and continuous improvement — leveraging new technologies, modern operating practices, and smarter systems to enhance venue performance, safety outcomes, and service delivery.


Beyond core venue operations, the Executive Director Operations provides strategic leadership across governance, compliance, and operational risk, ensuring VenuesWest’s venues meet evolving regulatory, stakeholder, and community expectations.


The role also actively supports VenuesWest’s co-managed venues, providing expert operational and safety advice to enable safe, efficient, and high-performing facilities across the broader portfolio.


As a member of the VenuesWest Executive Team, this position contributes to whole-of-organisation leadership, including strategy, culture, policy, and organisational performance.


This is a full-time, fixed-term appointment for five (5) years, with the possibility of extension. The primary office location is the Perth High Performance Centre in Mount Claremont, with responsibilities spanning VenuesWest’s broader venue portfolio.


The nature of this role requires flexibility, including regular attendance at events and functions outside standard office hours. Flexible working arrangements, including work from home, will be discussed with shortlisted candidates.


Working at VenuesWest offers a compelling range of benefits and opportunities. Please refer to the attached Employee Value Proposition for further information.


About VenuesWest


VenuesWest enriches the lives of Western Australians by offering opportunities for those pursuing elite sport, a range of options for individuals or families choosing to live healthy, active lifestyles and a variety of entertainment experiences for everyone. Our vision is to be Australia’s leading provider of sport and entertainment venues and precincts.


About the Person


The successful candidate will have high-level experience, skills and knowledge in leading the successful operations of large multi-disciplinary sport, recreation and entertainment facilities and events. This includes demonstrated expertise in delivering exceptional customer experiences, ensuring safe, secure and compliant venues, embedding strong governance and risk management practices, and leading operational teams in complex, dynamic environments.


For any further job-related information please contact Denise Wetherall (Beilby Consulting) on 9323 8888. 


For information on VenuesWest and its venues please visit our website www.venueswest.wa.gov.au and follow us on LinkedIn.

Executive Director Commercial

Venues West, Perth, WA

About the Role

VenuesWest is seeking an exceptional and forward-thinking commercial leader to join our Executive Leadership Team and help shape the future of Western Australia’s premier sport and entertainment venues.

Reporting to the Deputy CEO, the Executive Director Commercial leads the development and delivery of VenuesWest’s Commercial Strategy. This role is central to driving sustainable revenue growth, unlocking new business opportunities, and maximising the value of our venues through events development and procurement, commercial sales, and the provision of marketing and ticketing services, alongside strategic partnership and sponsorship initiatives

About the Role


This is a rare opportunity to influence the commercial direction of a diverse and high-profile venue portfolio, working at the intersection of sport, entertainment, community, and major events. The Executive Director Commercial plays a pivotal role in identifying emerging opportunities, strengthening key industry relationships, and positioning VenuesWest at the forefront of venue-based commercial innovation.


The role also oversees major commercial contracts and sponsorships, working collaboratively with partners to deliver mutually beneficial outcomes across our partner-managed venues and ensuring VenuesWest continues to deliver strong financial and strategic results for the State.


This is a full-time, fixed-term appointment for five (5) years, with the possibility of extension. As a member of the Executive Team, the role contributes broadly to organisational leadership, strategy, and performance across our venue portfolio. The primary office location is the Perth High Performance Centre in Mount Claremont.


The nature of this position requires flexibility, including regular attendance at events and functions outside standard office hours. Flexible working arrangements, including work from home, will be discussed
with shortlisted candidates.


Working at VenuesWest offers a compelling range of benefits and opportunities. Please refer to the attached Employee Value Proposition for further information.

About VenuesWest


VenuesWest enriches the lives of Western Australians by offering opportunities for those pursuing elite sport, a range of options for individuals or families choosing to live healthy, active lifestyles and a variety of entertainment experiences for everyone. Our vision is to be Australia’s leading provider of sport and entertainment venues and precincts.

About the Person


The successful candidate will possess exceptional skills, knowledge and experience in driving and maximising commercial returns within large multi-disciplinary sport, recreation and entertainment environments. This includes demonstrated success in event content acquisition, revenue generation, commercial optimisation, and cost management, alongside significant experience negotiating commercial and complex contracts and agreements to enhance venue utilisation and deliver strong financial and strategic outcomes.


For any further job-related information please contact Denise Wetherall (Beilby Consulting) on 9323 8888.  


For information on VenuesWest and its venues please visit our website www.venueswest.wa.gov.au and follow us on LinkedIn.

Premium Hospitality Coordinator RAC Arena

RAC Arena, Venues West, Perth, WA

About the Role


VenuesWest has an exciting opportunity for an experienced hospitality professional to join our team at RAC Arena.


The Premium Hospitality Coordinator is primary contact for corporate hospitality clients at RAC Arena. You will be responsible for liaising with key internal departments to ensure corporate hospitality operations run smoothly during events.

About the Role


This role is also responsible for managing and supporting all Premium Hospitality clients with their event requirements, including catering, ticketing, parking and special requests, while delivering a seamless and high-quality hospitality experience and maximising upselling opportunities.


This is a full time, permanent opportunity based at RAC Arena in the Perth CBD. Due to the nature of the role, it is expected that the position will be at the events to ensure high-level guest satisfaction. As such, the hours of work include nights and weekends.


Working for VenuesWest comes with a variety of benefits – please see the attached Employee Value Proposition to learn more about our employee benefits.


About RAC Arena

 

RAC Arena is the home of live entertainment in Western Australia. Located in the heart of the Perth CBD, we play host to the world’s best live music, sport, family, and comedy.

Since opening our doors in 2012, the Arena has attracted the world’s greatest entertainers including The Rolling Stones, Elton John, Lady Gaga, Serena Williams, Oprah, and Jerry Seinfeld. Home of the Perth Wildcats, West Coast Fever and United Cup, we’re never far from the on-court action.

About VenuesWest

VenuesWest enriches the lives of Western Australians by offering opportunities for those pursuing elite sport, a range of options for individuals or families choosing to live healthy, active lifestyles and a variety of entertainment experiences for everyone. Our vision is to be Australia’s leading provider of sport and entertainment venues and precincts.


About the Person


The successful candidate will have Experience working in events including rostering, leading other staff, and strong stakeholder management with excellent customer service skills. The candidate will also have high level administrative skills including the ability to manage multiple tasks in a high-pressure environment.  


For any further job-related information please contact Rachel Winkless at hr@racarena.com.au


For information on VenuesWest and its venues please visit our website www.venueswest.wa.gov.au and follow us on LinkedIn.

Event Leader - CENTREPIECE

Melbourne Park, Melbourne, VIC

We are seeking two experienced Event Leaders (one Permanent role and one 12 Month Fixed-Term Contract role), to support the CENTREPIECE team in delivering exceptional events. Reporting to the Venue Manager at CENTREPIECE, you will play a key role in event delivery, workforce coaching, customer excellence, and venue safety. This hands-on role supports event planning and administration, leads front of house functions, manages client relationships during events, and contributes to major event delivery including the Australian Open.

ABOUT US  

From global spectacles to once-in-a-lifetime performances, Melbourne Park is where sport, entertainment, culture and community come to life. Our precinct welcomes millions of guests each year, and we show up for every one of them. Behind each experience is a team operating at pace and with care, working together to create the unforgettable. Home to Rod Laver Arena, John Cain Arena, Margaret Court Arena, AAMI Park, CENTREPIECE and the Australian Open, this is Melbourne’s world stage. 


KEY RESPONSIBILITIES 

  • Venue & Event Administration 
    Support event administration and planning activities, including documentation, reporting, risk assessments, rostering, and event signage, while assisting Event Planning and Operations teams. 
  • Event Delivery 
    Lead key event delivery functions, ensure venue readiness and compliance with event plans and standards, provide on-the-job coaching and training, support reporting requirements, and champion Melbourne Park values and CENTREPIECE brand standards. 
  • Customer Experience (Client & Guest) 
    Deliver exceptional client and guest experiences by managing stakeholder needs, resolving issues effectively, tailoring service delivery, and driving continuous improvement while maintaining safety and compliance standards. 
  • Venue Readiness & Safety 
    Promote and uphold a strong safety culture by conducting readiness checks, completing safety documentation, reporting hazards, maintaining emergency protocols, and performing Chief Warden responsibilities (with training). 
  • Team Coaching & Leadership 
    Provide clear communication and leadership at events, coach and develop team members, support performance improvement initiatives, and foster collaboration aligned with organisational values and service standards. 


ABOUT YOU 

You are a confident and capable event professional who thrives in high-energy environments and leads by example. You are passionate about delivering exceptional customer experiences and developing high-performing teams. 


You have:

  • Technical expertise and knowledge of specific function/s of event delivery and planning
  • Event coordination or delivery experience in a venue, stadium, arena or similar environment
  • Experience supervising or coaching teams
  • Strong administration and organisational skills
  • A customer-first mindset with excellent stakeholder management skills
  • Knowledge of safety and operational procedures
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office


Advantageous but not essential:

  • Experience with event planning/financial systems (e.g., EBMS)
  • Relevant tertiary qualifications
  • Current OH&S or Fire Warden certifications


If you’re passionate about delivering outstanding events and developing high-performing teams, we’d love to hear from you.

WHAT WE OFFER 

To deliver world-class events with world-class customer experiences – for every person, every event, every time – we believe in fostering working environments that support our staff to thrive both personally and professionally. 

If you want your next professional experience to help you master new skills, build meaningful relationships, and contribute to unforgettable events on a 42-hectare precinct in the heart of Melbourne, apply now - we can’t wait to meet you! 

  • Ongoing Learning & Development opportunities 
  • Hybrid working arrangements to help you balance work and home responsibilities 
  • Leadership coaching and development available for all team leaders 
  • Generous paid Family & Carers leave scheme, including a staggered return to work plan and check-in days 
  • Free 24/7 safety, wellbeing & medical support for employees and families through our holistic care platform, Sonder 
  • Access to free event tickets through team member ticketing programs, Tickets 2 U and Mystery Guest 
  • Free onsite parking 
  • Ongoing cultural awareness and inclusion education 


APPLICATIONS CLOSE – Thursday, 19 March 2026 

Coordinator, Marketing & Digital Content

Geelong arts Centre, Geelong, VIC

Join our innovative team as a Coordinator, Marketing & Digital Content, where your passion for content, audience engagement, copywriting or digital storytelling can take centre stage. 


The Coordinator, Marketing & Digital Content supports the Marketing Manager in the planning, creation and delivery of compelling marketing campaigns and content across a broad range of platforms and channels (Owned, Earned, Paid). The role plays a key part in building audience connection, driving sales, and strengthening awareness of Geelong Arts Centre as a leading cultural destination.  


With a strong focus on communications and digital storytelling, the role creates content that brings our programs, artists and venues to life, supports audience growth across diverse artforms, and reflects the Centre’s brand positioning and purpose. The Coordinator, Marketing & Digital Content ensures all digital activity is audience-focused, on-brand and aligned with organisational priorities.  

Why Join Us?

  • State of the Art Venue: Drive the Development strategy that positions Geelong Arts Centre as a leading cultural destination.
  • Staff Benefits: Enjoy staff initiatives like complimentary tickets for live music, comedy, opera, theatre, musical theatre and more as well as discount on food and beverages at Geelong Arts Centre bars and cafe.
  • Vibrant Team: Join a growing, collaborative team known for its creativity, professionalism, and passion.
  • Flexible Work Options: We value flexible ways of working and are open to accommodating flexibility wherever possible in line with operational needs and the requirements of the role.
  • Lifestyle: Be part of a dynamic coastal city where thriving arts, great food, stunning beaches and big city energy combine to offer an enviable, relaxed lifestyle. Relocation support available.

Apply Now!  

To apply for this opportunity please click the Apply button and provide a CV and Cover Letter highlighting your ability to meet the key requirements outlined in the position description. To ensure a fair review process, applicants who have previously applied for this position are not required to reapply. 

To view a copy of the full position description, please visit the Careers page of our website: https://geelongartscentre.org.au/about-us/careers/ 

For queries about this role, please contact the People and Culture team via employment@geelongartscentre.org.au 


Applications close Midnight Friday 20 March 2026 

Operations Manager

Cbus Super Stadium, Stadiums Queensland,
Robina, Gold Coast, QLD

The purpose of the Operations Manager is to manage the delivery of non-event day operations of the venue, including security operations, venue access and associated accreditation systems, periodical and functions cleaning programs, waste programs, venue event preparations, emergency and risk management, tenant operational issues and the venue tours program.

WORK ENVIRONMENT

The Operations Manager reports to the General Manager, Cbus Super Stadium and works closely with the Events Manager, Grounds Manager, Facilities Manager. The position requires out of normal hours and weekend work.

ORGANISATIONAL ENVIRONMENT

SQ manages, operate and promotes the use of the State’s major sports, recreation and leisure facilities.  https://www.stadiums.qld.gov.au/

KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES

  • Manage the delivery of non-event day security services for Cbus Super Stadium, including staff training and managing the scheduling of contractor staff and ensuring costeffectiveness of the service is maintained.
  • Manage the venue’s cleaning, hygiene services and waste contracts, coordinating pre and post event cleans, waste collections and undertaking inspections to ensure thevenue is well presented prior to events and functions and contractual obligations are being met.
  • Manage, review and implement the venue’s access and accreditation system as per the non-event day accreditation operational policy.
  • Administration of the venues operational systems including Access Control, Key Security, CCTV, and IPTV .
  • Manage the venue’s precinct activity schedule including all on-site activities and field-of-play access to ensure impacts on events and functions are minimised.
  • Manage the venue’s Non-event day car parking operations
  • Manage media, filming and photo shoots for the venue, in consultation with the Manager, Media and Communications (Corporate Office) including the development ofappropriate and accurate venue rental costs ensuring applicable charges are applied.
  • Liaise with the contracted caterer to ensure venue services required for functions are delivered.
  • Manage and lead the Workplace Health and Safety Framework within Cbus Super Stadium, including Emergency and Risk Management on event days; liaising with SQ WHS& Risk Management Coordinator and other SQ Venue WHS Representatives.
  • Manage, review and implement the venue event day and non-event day emergency management procedures and oversee the incident reporting systems for both event day and non-event day incidents.
  • Manage and lead the development and implementation of the Venue Security Plan and Security Risk assessments.
  • Ensure all work is undertaken in accordance with SQ’s policies and procedures, particularly in the areas of workplace health and safety, security management, equalemployment opportunity, workplace harassment, bullying and discrimination.

MANDATORY QUALIFICATIONS AND/OR EXPERIENCE

  • Experience in managing or delivering the operations of a major venue or facility at a senior level

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIAL

  • High level of experience in providing optimal customer service outcomes and the ability to develop productive relationships to support the needs of a diverse internal and externalstakeholder group
  • High level of experience in a range of communication skills which enhance stakeholders outcomes in the delivery of outcomes in challenging environments)
  • High level of experience in designing, implementing and maintaining a range of business processes and procedures
  • Knowledge of the 2011 QLD Work Health & Safety Act and regulations, and other industry related legislation, codes and standards
  • Strong level of self-leadership and ability to demonstrate adherence to Stadium Queensland’s four organisational values
  • High level of ability to prioritise activities and effectively manage any complexities that arise in order to minimise a range of operational risks


DESIRABLE

 

  • Knowledge of the operation of building management systems including, but not limited to, access control, CCTV, lighting and IPTV systems
  • Tertiary qualification in a relevant discipline (i.e. Operations, Events and / or Venue Management), or equivalent relevant experience


ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

 

  • Some out of normal hours work and work on weekends will be required.
  • Whilst this position is currently located at the Cbus Super Stadium, the successful applicant may be required to work from any of SQ’s venues or offices.
  • Travel inter/intrastate may require some overnight stays away from the position’s location.
  • This position description details the minimum skills required to perform the duties of this position. Other duties may be allocated, as required.
  • SQ employees are bound by the ethics principles, which are contained in the SQ’s Code of Conduct and the terms and conditions of employment are detailed in the Employment Contract and associated legislation. All staff are expected to familiarise themselves with these.
  • All managers, supervisors and staff are expected to participate in and positively contribute to the sound corporate governance of SQ. This includes demonstrating a comprehensive appreciation of and commitment to the fundamental principles of corporate governance within which a statutory authority operates.
  • Managers and supervisors should lead by example in their understanding of and application to corporate governance activities of SQ, in accordance with appropriate legislative requirements, Board policy and established principles.
  • All successful appointees will be responsible and accountable to the extent of “Duty of Care” (Work Health and Safety Act 2011) and required to demonstrate occupational health and safety consciousness, and support and contribute towards risk management initiatives.
  • SQ employees are required to adhere to security procedures at all times, support and contribute the effectiveness of protective security measures through security awareness, vigilance and reporting.
  • Where a “Working with Children Check” (i.e. Blue Card) is required to be held for this position, the applicant is to provide evidence of either a valid Blue Card or be willing to make application for the card. Volunteers working in any capacity with children or young people, and paid employees who work in regulated employment (i.e. childcare), are required to hold a valid Blue Card before commencing work. For all other positions that require a Blue Card the applicant may commence in the position pending the receipt of a successful check.
  • Information submitted by an applicant for this position is subject to the Right to Information Act 2009 and the Information Privacy Act 2009.
  • Applications will remain current for a period of 12 months.
  • Your application should address your ability to meet the key accountabilities. SQ’s “Additional Information for Applicants” will assist you in developing your application.
  • Applications should include a current Resume/Curriculum Vitae.

 

As part of your application, you should demonstrate how your relevant knowledge, skills and experience will enable you to deliver the key accountabilities whilst in the role. Please include the following documents:

 

  • A cover letter;
  • A current resume;
  • Copies of mandatory qualifications required for the position; and
  • Referees (names and contact details of at least two referees).

 

For more information about the role, please contact Alie.

 

If this position has intrigued you, please visit the Stadiums Queensland Careers Page for more information about the vacancy, along with Position Description, Application Guide and to submit your application to be considered for this role.

 

This appointment will be in accordance with all relevant Stadiums Queensland policies and procedures.

Senior Event Coordinator

People First Stadium, Stadiums Queensland,
Carrara, Gold Coast, QLD

The Senior Event Coordinator is responsible for the coordination of events, functions and facility bookings and to provide support to the Events and Operations Manager, to ensure event operations are planned, managed, coordinated and delivered in a timely and efficient manner and to the satisfaction of the hirer and patrons who attend.

WORK ENVIRONMENT

The Senior Event Coordinator position reports to the Events and Operations Manager and works within the Events team at People First Stadium. The position supervises the Event Coordinator and works closely with internal and external Stakeholders, including contractors and hirers.

ORGANISATIONAL ENVIRONMENT

SQ manages, operate and promotes the use of the State’s major sports, recreation and leisure facilities.  https://www.stadiums.qld.gov.au/


KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES

  • Oversee all aspects of events and facility bookings, supervising staff and contractors as required to ensure hirer’s requirements are met and positive working relationships with hirers, key stakeholders, suppliers and tenants at the venue are maintained.
  • Contribute to the preparation of event budgets and maintain and update event documentation, records and reports in accordance with SQ’s requirements, administrative procedures and timeframes reporting to the Events and Operations Manager.
  • Chair event planning / debrief meetings ensuring effectively collaboration with relevant stakeholders.
  • Manage Event Control Room for major events ensuring the satisfactory performance of all key stadium
  • Manage all logistics (resourcing and equipment) requirements with regard to stadium related setups and pull-downs for events.
  • Lead the development and implementation of the stadium’s security management plan and procedures for event day.
  • Manage operational relationships with major stadium event day service providers to ensure that contractual commitments are fulfilled and venue standards are being upheld (ie. caterers, cleaners, security, ticketing).
  • In conjunction with SQ’s Ticketing Operations Manager, liaise with service providers, hirer representatives, external and internal stakeholders for the fulfillment of ticketing requirements for all People First Stadium events, including (but not limited to) AFL Pre-Season competition, AFL Premiership Season and AFL Finals Series, International Cricket and Big Bash League cricket events, concerts and exhibitions.
  • Monitor sales across all events and provide associated reports.
  • Ensure systems are in place to accurately record ticketing activity for all events both in terms of operational requirements and financial reconciliation.
  • Coordinate the delivery of the agreed traffic and transport management arrangements for all stadia events including liaison with Council, TMR, Police and the traffic control contractor.
  • Ensure SQ event operational policies, procedures and plans are implemented for all events, functions and facilities bookings at People First Stadium. Identify changes for improvement and/or opportunities where possible.
  • Provide quality and timely support to the Events and Operations Manager and other team members in the delivery of Major Events and other nominated events, as required.
  • Monitor the venue’s event operations and liaise with other venue staff of SQ to ensure consistency and quality of the overall business approach, and that of patrons and hirers have a quality experience.
  • Oversee casual event staff including recruitment and selection, induction, training and rostering and monitor and manage the performance of casual staff.
  • Understand and apply the current legislation and governance arrangements pertaining to the operations and administration of a multi-purpose venue.

MANDATORY QUALIFICATIONS AND/OR EXPERIENCE

  • Tertiary qualification in a relevant discipline or equivalent relevant experience.
  • Minimum 3 years’ experience in an event coordination/operations/management related role, in a stadium or major venue environment

 

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE

ESSENTIAL

  • High level communication, negotiation, interpersonal and networking skills.
  • Ability to work on tight deadlines and prioritise large volumes of tasks.
  • Well-developed planning, scheduling and organisational skills.
  • Demonstrated experience in managing staff including to the ability to direct, guide, motivate and delegate tasks.
  • Demonstrated experience in delivering high quality customer service to hirers and patrons alike and ability to handle difficult situations.
  • Ability to manage multiple stakeholders and prioritise tasks in a dynamic event environment.
  • Demonstrated experience in delivering an end to end event experience in a multi-purpose facility.
  • Demonstrated problem solving skills.
  • Ability to develop and apply procedures relating to the delivery of events, activities and services.
  • Experience in developing and maintaining event reports, documentation and records.


ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

  • Some out of normal hours work and work on weekends will be required.
  • Whilst this position is currently located at the People First Stadium, the successful applicant may be required to work from any of SQ’s venues or offices.
  • Travel inter/intrastate may require some overnight stays away from the position’s location.
  • This position description details the minimum skills required to perform the duties of this position. Other duties may be allocated, as required.
  • SQ employees are bound by the ethics principles, which are contained in the SQ’s Code of Conduct and the terms and conditions of employment are detailed in the Employment Contract and associated legislation. All staff are expected to familiarise themselves with these.
  • All managers, supervisors and staff are expected to participate in and positively contribute to the sound corporate governance of SQ. This includes demonstrating a comprehensive appreciation of and commitment to the fundamental principles of corporate governance within which a statutory authority operates.
  • Managers and supervisors should lead by example in their understanding of and application to corporate governance activities of SQ, in accordance with appropriate legislative requirements, Board policy and established principles.
  • All successful appointees will be responsible and accountable to the extent of “Duty of Care” (Work Health and Safety Act 2011) and required to demonstrate occupational health and safety consciousness, and support and contribute towards risk management initiatives.
  • SQ employees are required to adhere to security procedures at all times, support and contribute the effectiveness of protective security measures through security awareness, vigilance and reporting.
  • Where a “Working with Children Check” (i.e. Blue Card) is required to be held for this position, the applicant is to provide evidence of either a valid Blue Card or be willing to make application for the card. Volunteers working in any capacity with children or young people, and paid employees who work in regulated employment (i.e. childcare), are required to hold a valid Blue Card before commencing work. For all other positions that require a Blue Card the applicant may commence in the position pending the receipt of a successful check.
  • Information submitted by an applicant for this position is subject to the Right to Information Act 2009 and the Information Privacy Act 2009.
  • Applications will remain current for a period of 12 months.
  • Your application should address your ability to meet the key accountabilities. SQ’s “Additional Information for Applicants” will assist you in developing your application.

 

If this position has intrigued you, please visit the Stadiums Queensland Careers Page for more information about the vacancy, along with Position Description, Application Guide and to submit your application to be considered for this role.

 

As part of your application, you should demonstrate how your relevant knowledge, skills and experience will enable you to deliver the key accountabilities whilst in the role. Please include the following documents:

 

  • A cover letter;
  • A current resume;
  • Copies of mandatory qualifications required for the position; and
  • Referees (names and contact details of at least two referees).

 

For more information about the role, please contact Ryan Davey.

 

This appointment will be in accordance with all relevant Stadiums Queensland policies and procedures.

Assistant Accountant

Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney, NSW

We are seeking an Assistant Accountant to join our team at Qudos Bank ArenaThis Entry Level onsite role is integral to ensuring accurate financial processes, efficient reporting, and compliance with accounting standards.


The Assistant Accountant will work across month-end reporting, invoicing, reconciliations, and process improvements, contributing to the overall effectiveness of the Finance team.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Support month-end processing, including journals, accruals, prepayments, depreciation, and reconciliations

  • Assist in collating and preparing information for monthly management reports

  • Contribute to End of Financial Year reporting and audit requirements

  • Prepare all invoicing and distribute to clients

  • Reconcile bank accounts, credit card transactions, and post weekly general ledger journals

  • Prepare the reconciliation of event retail sales recorded on the point-of-sale system and prepare cost of goods sold and usage journals for retail operations

  • Participate in process improvement initiatives and ISO 9001 compliance


ABOUT YOU

You are detail-oriented, proactive, and adaptable, with a strong understanding of accounting processes and a passion for continuous improvement. You thrive working collaboratively within a fast paced high-performing team environment.


You are a self-starter who can work independently with minimal supervision. You have an outgoing personality with the ability to interact and influence people at all levels within the organisation.


SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE

  • Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, or related discipline

  • Strong verbal and written communication skills with ability to interact with stakeholders at all levels

  • Minimum 2 years relevant accounting experience

  • Strong skills in Microsoft Excel and financial systems

  • Ability to analyse financial data and interpret trends

  • Well organised with strong attention to detail


About Qudos Bank Arena

Managed by Legends Global, Qudos Bank Arena is Australasia’s number 1 venue for live entertainment and largest indoor arena, located in Sydney Olympic Park. As a world-class venue, it hosts concerts, sports events, comedy and family entertainment experiences, attracting over 1 million patrons annually.

Acknowledgement of Country

Qudos Bank Arena acknowledges that we are on Wangal land. This land connects us all to the past and the future. We respect Wangal Country, recognise Elders past, present and emerging as Traditional Custodians of it, and celebrate the ongoing deep cultural connection of the people who continue to carry its language, song, dance, and stories.

About Legends Global

Legends Global is the premier partner to the world’s greatest live events, venues, and brands. We deliver a fully integrated solution of premium services, including feasibility and consulting, project development, sales, partnerships, venue management, hospitality, merchandise, and content and booking. Our white-label approach ensures our partners remain front and centre while we harness the power of our global network – including over 450 venues, 20,000 events, and 165 million guests annually – to enhance their business and guest experience. To learn more, visit us at www.LegendsGlobal.com.


Legends Global (APAC and MENA)

From its APAC regional headquarters in Brisbane, Australia, Legends Global operates, manages and books a network of venues that includes:

Stadiums – Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane; Kai Tak Sports Park Main Stadium, Hong Kong; and 50% ownership of VenuesLive, the operator of Optus Stadium, Perth.

Entertainment and Indoor Sports Arenas – Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney; RAC Arena, Perth; Brisbane Entertainment Centre; Newcastle Entertainment Centre, ICC Sydney; Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre Great Hall; Cairns Arena; Coca-Cola Arena, Dubai; and Kai Tak Sports Park Indoor Arena, Hong Kong.

Live Performance Theatres – Brisbane, Cairns, Darwin, Sydney, Bahrain, Dubai, and Kuala Lumpur.

Expressions of Interest – General Manager

Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney, NSW

We are looking for a visionary and experienced leader with a strong track record in people management, live entertainment, and strategic operations. The successful candidate will demonstrate exceptional leadership capability, stakeholder engagement, and commercial acumen.

As the General Manager, you will be responsible for leading an experienced and diverse team, enhancing guest and client experiences, and driving business performance. We are seeking a General Manager who can contribute to the long-term planning for the venue, ensuring Qudos Bank Arena remains at the forefront of the industry in delivering world-class events.

This is a rare opportunity to take the helm of a high-profile venue and play a key role in shaping its future direction.

Head of Community Partnerships & Government Relations

Brisbane Broncos, Brisbane, QLD

The Brisbane Broncos are currently seeking a strategic and dynamic Head of Community Partnerships & Government Relations to join our Community & Social Impact team. 

This senior leadership role is pivotal in advancing the Club’s community impact and strategic direction through trusted stakeholder engagement, strong government and partner relationships and innovative funding initiatives. Reporting to the General Manager – Community & Social Impact, the role drives growth, revenue and long term impact across community programs and broader Club priorities.

Music Programs Manager

Sound NSW, Sydney, NSW

Join Sound NSW as our Music Programs Manager and take the lead on delivering key initiatives, including the first-ever NSW Music Prize. In this role, you’ll coordinate everything from an online self-nomination system to panel recruitment and judging meetings. You’ll also work closely with PR specialists, internal event production teams and government departments to ensure the Prize is well promoted and runs smoothly.

Sales & Planning Manager

Nyaal Banyul, Geelong, VIC

We are looking for two dynamic and results-driven Sales & Planning Managers to join our team at Nyaal Banyul Geelong Convention and Event Centre.

In this role, you will be responsible for performing sales activities to achieve sales targets and planning the details of each event. Our Sales and Planning team members provide customers with an experience that exceeds their expectations throughout their journey with Nyaal Banyul.

Senior Technician – Lighting

Geelong Arts Centre, Geelong, VIC

Geelong Arts Centre is one of eleven Victorian State Government owned creative organisations under the umbrella of Creative Victoria. Since opening in 1981, Geelong Arts Centre has made significant artistic and cultural contributions to Geelong and the surrounding regions.

Sales Manager – Live Events & Entertainment

NZICC, NZ

As the Sales Manager for Live Events and Entertainment, you will be responsible for implementing sales and business development activities to generate business from the Live Events and Entertainment market. 

Your role will involve generating new business opportunities with New Zealand and international promoters and entertainment agencies, as well as managing existing client accounts. You will develop and maintain productive relationships with key stakeholders to exceed NZICC revenue targets.

Vice President, Ticketing & Concert Operations

LiveNation, Melbourne, VIC

This is a pivotal position within their Concerts & Touring team, responsible for overseeing end-to-end touring operations across Australia and New Zealand. Reporting to the SVP Concerts & Touring, you’ll lead the Promoter Operations, Ticketing, and Tour Accounting teams. 

You’ll also work cross-functionally with internal departments including Marketing, Production, Commercial, and Logistics to drive operational excellence, revenue growth, and forward planning.

Manager, Logistics & Technical Services

AFL, Docklands, MLB, VIC

The AFL-owned Marvel Stadium is the busiest multi-purpose stadium in the world, welcoming over 2.5 million patrons to the venue every year with the most diverse range of events hosted. 

Beyond AFL matches each season the Stadium hosts other sporting codes as well as many memorable concerts for some of the world’s biggest stars, including Coldplay, Paul McCartney, P!NK, and Oasis. In addition to major events Marvel Stadium has become an entertainment destination 365-days a year with a range of experiences, events and F&B options bringing patrons to the precinct all year round.

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