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Chief Executive Officer of Asialink at The University of MelbourneAdd expected salary to your profile for insightsLead strategic transformation at a time of refresh and renewalDrive thought leadership and influence national policy on Asiahigh-impact partnerships across sectors and regionsLead Asialinks successful delivery-focussed model across, business, education, diplomacy, arts and Asia capabilityThe PositionLead Australias premier centre for Asia engagement into a bold new chapter. This transformational leadership role will steer the Asialink organisation into its next phase of growth and impact.Critically shaping Asialinks national and regional influence and enhancing the Universitys global engagement strategy. This position will drive the refreshed vision of Asialink as Australias premier thought leader on Asia and the countrys strategic priorities in the region. The new CEO of Asialink will lead public debate, shape policy, and deepen national understanding of Asias complexity and importance to Australias future, and build upon Asialinks current delivery-focussed model.Reporting to the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Global, Culture and Engagement), the CEO of Asialink will also advise University leadership, work closely with Asialink governance bodies, and contribute to strategic projects.Key responsibilities includeLeading Asialinks strategic direction, financial sustainability, and operational performance.Driving thought leadership and policy influence on AustraliaAsia relations.Building high-impact partnerships across government, business, education, and civil society.Strong organisational leadership, including overseeing Asialinks divisions and overseeing governance, compliance and financial performance.Securing funding and evolving the business model to ensure long-term relevance and growth.Fostering an inclusive, values-driven workplace culture.About youYou are a nationally recognised leader with experience that encompasses government, international relations, business, higher education or the arts. Your experience will have provided you with key attributes including:Deep knowledge of Asia and strong networks across Australia and the Indo-Pacific.Proven experience in executive leadership, strategic planning, organisational governance, and stakeholder engagement.Proven people leadership skills and development of a positive workplace culture.A commercial savviness that has delivered a track record of driving sustainable growth and public sector impact.Exceptional communication, negotiation, and analytical skills.A commitment to advancing Australias Asia capability in an era of complexity and opportunity.The OrganisationAsialink is Australias leading centre for Asia capability and engagement, dedicated to building a deeply Asia-literate and Asia-connected Australia. Hosted by the University of Melbourne and established in 1990 through a partnership between the Australian Governments Commission for the Future and the Myer Foundation, Asialink advances AustraliaAsia relations as a national imperative.Operating across Business, Arts, Diplomacy, and Education, Asialink delivers innovative programs and partnerships that enhance knowledge, skills, and policy influence. As a non-academic department of the University, it sits within the Chancellery portfolio for Global, Culture and Engagement.For more information on the organisation visit: download the Candidate Information Pack, visit: apply click Quick Apply, using reference UOMasi0825, addressing your cover letter and resume to Andrew Norton and Anthony Ellis, of Future Leadership, or call 1300 347 437 for further information.Unlock job insightsSalary match Number of applicants Skills matchTo help fast track investigation, please include here any other relevant details that prompted you to report this job ad as fraudulent / misleading / discriminatory / salary below minimum wage.What can I earn as a Chief Executive Officer #J-18808-Ljbffr