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WA Football is seeking a capable leader to manage a close-knit team and oversee key football operations across WAFL/W, WA Football Juniors and Umpiring. You will steer people, budgets, and strategic planning to keep WA as the premier state competition.
The role requires strong stakeholder relationships, budget management experience, and willingness to work outside normal hours. It offers a collaborative, values-driven environment with opportunities for professional development.
WA Football (WAF) is the peak Australian Rules Football body in Western Australia and plays a key leadership, governance and funding role to football throughout the State, whilst also driving the overall development and growth of the sport.
WAF is a not-for-profit organisation that plays an important role in the on-going development of football across all communities.
We are passionate about what we do and the people we work with. Our environment is welcoming, diverse, collaborative and team driven.
Our organisational values are front and centre of everything we do. Every service we provide, every interaction we have, and every employee behaviour provides evidence and validates these values:
Working at WAF is more than just a job, you will be joining our WAF family, you will love what you do and the people you work with.
Managing a close-knit team, you will oversee key football operations across WAFL/W, WA Football Juniors and Umpiring. The key areas you will lead include people management, budget management, strategic planning, competition structures, and stakeholder management. Your primary responsibilities will be:
We facilitate an inclusive and supportive culture that makes coming to work a rewarding experience. We have exciting and rewarding benefits like:
The West Australian Football Commission is responsible for the overall development and strategic direction of football in Western Australia and ensuring it continues to be a crucial part of our community and culture.
The WAFC was established in 1989 as a not-for-profit sports association and is governed by a voluntary board of Commissioners to lead and develop the game for the benefit of the community by delivering the following objectives:
Promote, encourage and oversee the growth and development of football.
Provide guidance, planning and leadership to all levels of the football industry.
Promote, develop and ensure the effective management of football matches at all levels of the football industry and recognise the WAFL as the pre-eminent league in the state of Western Australia.
As owners, to oversee and ensure the effective management of the AFL Clubs (West Coast Eagles and Fremantle Football Club) and to promote, develop and encourage the AFL Clubs in Western Australia, and football matches, in football competitions conducted by the AFL.
Manage Domain Stadium (Subiaco Oval) or other sporting stadiums and provide guidance and planning for the efficient use of other football facilities.
Source: This is an extract from the company's own website.
The West Australian Football Commission is responsible for the overall development and strategic direction of football in Western Australia and ensuring it continues to be a crucial part of our community and culture.
The WAFC was established in 1989 as a not-for-profit sports association and is governed by a voluntary board of Commissioners to lead and develop the game for the benefit of the community by delivering the following objectives:
Promote, encourage and oversee the growth and development of football.
Provide guidance, planning and leadership to all levels of the football industry.
Promote, develop and ensure the effective management of football matches at all levels of the football industry and recognise the WAFL as the pre-eminent league in the state of Western Australia.
As owners, to oversee and ensure the effective management of the AFL Clubs (West Coast Eagles and Fremantle Football Club) and to promote, develop and encourage the AFL Clubs in Western Australia, and football matches, in football competitions conducted by the AFL.
Manage Domain Stadium (Subiaco Oval) or other sporting stadiums and provide guidance and planning for the efficient use of other football facilities.
Source: This is an extract from the company's own website.