Lead an iconic not for profit cause driven membership organisation!

Chief Executive – Wellington

National Council of Women New Zealand

Gender Equal NZ: Make Equality, Reality

• Lead an iconic not for profit cause driven membership organisation
• Make your mark on achieving gender equality for all New Zealanders
• Rare opportunity to lead and drive a new digital movement to make equality a reality

Are you a passionate and driven change leader who gets results?   If so, grab this rare opportunity to lead New Zealand’s iconic gender equality organisation – founded by Kate Sheppard.

We’re currently in the process of re-positioning ourselves to finish the job Kate started and you could lead this new movement.  Building on our long, proud history of achieving social and economic change, we’re now creating a new digital movement that will capture the hearts of minds of all New Zealanders!   We have some exciting new plans to harness the growing interest in gender equality and build a shared understanding to take collective action for change.

We would love you to apply if you:

• are passionate about achieving gender equality
• are an experienced and proven results driven leader
• have exceptional people leadership and experience in organisational change a track record of successful fundraising and/or achieving diversified income streams and sponsorship relationships
• have experience in driving engagement of our diverse population through digital and brand strategies
• can build partnerships and stakeholder relationships and strategic partnerships to achieve results
• can juggle multiple demands and have the flexibility to work strategically and roll up our sleeves and make it happen

APPLICATIONS CLOSE: Sunday 13th August

VIEW THE POSITION DESCRIPTION: Download here or view at   http://www.jacksonstone.co.nz/jobs/44690/

APPLY: Please click on ‘Apply’ on jacksonstone website

REFERENCE:  44690

FURTHER ENQUIRIES: Lindsay Jackson on +64 4 550 8000

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