OverviewJob Opportunity: Executive Leader Driving Economic Outcomes for the Martu People.Are you passionate about making a tangible difference?
Do you have the commercial acumen to identify opportunities that generate real impact?
Join us in an exciting leadership role where you'll help shape the economic future of the Martu people.
As a key member of our executive team, you will be instrumental in driving outcomes and creating meaningful economic opportunities for Martu communities.
Your strategic thinking and analytical skills will support business investments and foster Martu business growth.This role offers a rare chance to be at the heart of transformative change—where your work will directly contribute to long-term, sustainable outcomes.
You will also have the opportunity to lead and provide oversight across JYAC (Jamukurnu-Yapalikunu Aboriginal Corporation) projects and grants, working alongside a close-knit, values-driven team.You can learn more about JYAC and the work we do on our website (jyac.com.au) and Facebook (facebook.com/jamukurnuyapalikurnu).
What you'll bringStrong commercial acumen and strategic insightAbility to analyse and develop viable economic opportunitiesExperience in business development, investment, or economic advisory rolesA passion for working with Aboriginal communities and delivering community-led outcomesProven leadership skills and a collaborative mindsetMeaningful, high-impact work that supports Martu self-determinationCollaborative, supportive team environmentOpportunities for innovation, influence, and professional growthBe part of something bigger, help create a legacy of economic empowermentHow to applyReady to make a difference?
Please submit your application by email to:Attn: JYAC Application General Manager Operationsa cover letter outlining your experience and how you best fit the role;a CV outlining professional qualifications and experience; andClosing date: Applications close 4:30pm 22 September 2025.NotesThe following questions will be included in your application: Which of the following statements best describes your right to work in Australia?
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