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The New Zealand Alpine Club in Christchurch seeks a Senior Leader to translate Board-approved strategy into real, delivered outcomes, balancing 130+ years of heritage with the confidence to lead change.
You will lead the national office, oversee publications, member services and partnerships, manage budgeting and revenue growth, and guide the hut network's safety and long-term sustainability while bringing volunteers along.
New Zealand Alpine Club – Christchurch, South Island
This is a rare opportunity to play a Senior role in leading an organisation at the heart of New Zealand's climbing community - small enough that your work has visible, immediate impact, and part of a 130+ year legacy shaping the next generation of Kiwi climbers.
Established in 1891, the New Zealand Alpine Club (NZAC) is New Zealand's largest not-for-profit climbing club, with a community of 4,500+ members across 12 Sections nationwide. We foster climbing, inspire and educate climbers, and enable a vibrant, sustainable climbing community - while revering and conserving the maunga, crags and alpine areas we all love. Based at either our Home of Climbing in Christchurch, or remotely; our small national office team supports a nationwide network of volunteers, hut wardens, the Board and Section committees.
We're looking for a Leader who can do more than keep the wheels turning. This role calls for someone who can turn Board-approved strategy into real, delivered outcomes — bringing fresh thinking to our systems and processes, and bringing our Board, Section committees and volunteers along on that journey. It's a balance; respecting 130+ years of heritage while having the confidence to lead change.
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If you're looking for a leadership role where you can make a lasting impact while helping shape the future of a purpose-driven organisation, we'd love to hear from you!
Unique opportunity to step into a Leadership role for a not-for-profit, with a 130+ year legacy shaping the next generation of Kiwi climbers!