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General Manager

Financial Toolbox at the FT Women at Risk Trust
  • Part time
  • 0.6 FTE

About the Company

Financial Toolbox is a volunteer run not-for-profit organisation that aims to build financial knowledge and skills of Western Australian women, giving them independence and freedom of choice throughout their lives.

The Financial Toolbox Women at Risk team specifically focuses on supporting women facing domestic and family abuse, including financial abuse. It developed Your Toolkit as a free, comprehensive web-based resource created and maintained by the team, providing information about managing money, keeping safe and finding support.

Financial Toolbox was incorporated in December 2017, and Your Toolkit was launched in March 2019 by Minister Simone McGurk MLA.

The outcomes we want to achieve with Your Toolkit are for women experiencing abuse to be able to easily, safely and reliably access all the information they need and confidently access support networks and services so that they can feel confident and supported to make decisions to increase their safety and wellbeing.

Our core values

Equality |Respect |Collaboration | Empowerment | Resilience |Integrity

About the Position

This newly created opportunity exists for a self-motivated General Manager who is passionate about working in a purpose driven organisation to join the small team based in Perth. Reporting directly to the Board of Directors you will have responsibility for leading and helping shape the future direction of the Your Toolkit program and delivering outcomes for women experiencing family and domestic violence. This position is a part-time 0.6 FTE position working over 4 days per week but this may be flexible for the right candidate. This is initially a 12 month fixed term contract with the potential for an extension.

Key duties & responsibilities include:

  • Maximise social impact of Your Toolkit;
  • Development and implementation of the business strategy;
  • Ensure the relevancy, currency and accuracy of Your Toolkit;
  • Build and maintain strong relationships with stakeholders including industry bodies (new and existing) including prioritising key relationships;
  • Recruitment, management and co-ordination of volunteers;
  • Manage marketing officer; and
  • Managing the business to an agreed budget.

Experience & skills required:

  • A relevant university degree or equivalent work experience;
  • An awareness of family and domestic violence and issues. Experience in working in the family and domestic violence, or related sectors and an existing network of contacts in the family and domestic violence sector would be well regarded;
  • Previous experience working in a charity or NFP environment;
  • Strong leadership skills;
  • Demonstrated ability to drive key projects and deliver outcomes;
  • Excellent written & verbal communication skills;
  • Passionate, empathetic, and emotionally intelligent; and
  • Self-starter, strategic and forward-thinking, with an ability to see the big picture and identify creative ways to solve problems.

A generous remuneration package is being offered with the option to salary package a portion in line with the Charity and NFP regulations.

We strongly encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and people of all cultures, abilities, sex, and genders.

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. No recruitment agencies please. Candidates must have the right to live and work in Australia.

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