Director Corporate Services

• Excellent opportunity to work with a well respected national organisation
• Use your leadership, communication and strategic skills to contribute to strategic direction, oversee corporate service functions and foster a positive work culture
• Part-time position (22.8 hours per week) to June 2022, with the option to extend where supported by funding
• Competitive full-time equivalent salary circa $120,000 plus super plus charity salary packaging options
• Supportive, family-friendly work environment

The role
Reporting to the CEO, this multi-faceted part-time position plays a vital role in the successful operations of Mental Health Australia. The key responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
Financial Management & Funding
As delegated by the CEO, oversee the proper financial management of the organisation ensuring all financial controls are in place and adhered to, that financial systems are fit-for-purpose and properly implemented and that the organisation is properly resourced to deliver on the Strategic Plan.
Work with the Consultant Accountant and Senior Corporate Services & Finance Officer to coordinate reports to funding bodies, including ensuring funded projects are appropriately financially acquitted.
Human Resource Management
Oversee the implementation of appropriate human resource policies and practices working with the Executive team to ensure appropriate accountabilities are activated through each Director.
Strategic and Policy Issues Management as part of the Executive Team
Analyse and monitor developments relevant to the Strategic Plan and advise the CEO on any relevant action required. Ensure Mental Health Australia staff are informed and understand all Board priorities.

We are seeking a person with:

• Professional accounting qualification from CPA Australia and/or the Institute of Chartered Accountants
• Demonstrated sound knowledge and application of accounting standards, taxation, financial reporting and internal controls
• Demonstrated ability to effectively communicate on financial and corporate matters, provide high-level leadership and effectively manage change
• Strategic planning skills and the ability to influence and facilitate the development of future strategic directions
• Strong analytical skills including the ability to analyse and interpret information, prepare and present written reports, deal with challenges creatively and achieve business-focused solutions
• Proven engagement, collaboration, communication and negotiation skills, with the capability to build and maintain relationships with Executive/Board members and stakeholders
• Ability to provide leadership and manage people and situations flexibly, persuasively, responsively and with discernment

This is a unique opportunity to become involved with an organisation that is dedicated to driving better mental health for all Australians. Your hard work and dedication will be rewarded with excellent remuneration circa $120,000 (full-time equivalent), plus super, plus charity salary packaging options.
We provide flexible work and leave arrangements, and a range of additional employment benefits to enable employees to balance their work and other commitments.