Senior First Nations Programs Lead — Community Arts Impact

Create NSW; Sydney; On-site; AUD 133,000 - 147,000; Full time

Job summary

Create NSW, a division within the NSW Department of Creative Industries, Tourism, Hospitality and Sport, is seeking a Senior First Nations Program Lead (Identified) based in Sydney to lead the development and delivery of programs for the First Nations arts and cultural sector.

You will build partnerships with communities, artists and government, apply funding policies, monitor outcomes and report on progress, while upholding cultural protocols and equity.

Qualifications

• Experience leading First Nations cultural strategies, programs or initiatives.
• Strong ability to build partnerships with diverse stakeholders.
• Ability to prepare briefings, reports and business cases.
• Capability to monitor and improve programs and services.
• Commitment to equitable outcomes for First Nations arts and culture.

Responsibilities

• Lead development and delivery of First Nations programs observing cultural protocols.
• Build and maintain relationships with government, industry and community.
• Provide cultural advice to policies, programs and practices.
• Apply funding policies to ensure equitable access and capacity.
• Identify opportunities to promote First Nations sectors and outcomes.
• Lead post-program reviews, budget assessment and improvement.
• Prepare reports, submissions, briefs and business cases.
• Support governance, risk management and resource planning.

Skills

Program management

Stakeholder management

Written communication

Verbal communication

Risk management

Education

Tertiary qualifications or equivalent professional experience

Job description

Create NSW, a division within the NSW Department of Creative Industries, Tourism, Hospitality and Sport, is seeking a Senior First Nations Program Lead (Identified) based in Sydney to lead the development and delivery of programs for the First Nations arts and cultural sector.

You will build partnerships with communities, artists and government, apply funding policies, monitor outcomes and report on progress, while upholding cultural protocols and equity.