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Campaign Manager - Protect Western Australia Australian Marine Conservation Society The Organisation The Australian Marine Conservation Society (AMCS) is the voice for Australias ocean. We are Australias leading ocean conservation organisation and one of the founding members of Australias conservation movement. We are a community of ocean and coastal lovers across the nation, working to protect our precious marine wildlife and secure healthy seas. As an independent charity, our team of expert advocates and campaigners work daily to safeguard Australias ocean and coasts. Our Strategic Plan 20262030 sets out five goals: driving climate action for the ocean, protecting threatened species and habitats, safeguarding critical places, building support for our ocean, and strengthening AMCS as an effective and sustainable organisation. Location: Boorloo (Perth), with hybrid, working from home options considered Hours: 1.0 Full-Time (38 hours per week), 0.8 Part-Time option may be considered Salary: AMCS Salary Classification Guide Level 6, aligned with the Level 7 Social, Community, Home Care and Disability Services Industry Award 2010. Salary circa $111,000$120,000 per annum (pro rata if part-time), plus superannuation (12.5%). Contract Period: Permanent, ongoing role. The Role The Campaign Manager - Protect WA, leads and facilitates AMCS campaign work across Western Australia. This role plays a senior part in advancing AMCS strategic goals on protection of the states most important marine and coastal environments, ensuring Western Australias program work is aligned with national priorities whilst remaining responsible to regional needs and opportunities. Supporting the Campaigns Director, the role combines campaign strategy, advocacy, partnerships and team leadership, to develop and deliver high-impact campaigns. Working in collaboration with AMCS communications, fundraising and other multi-disciplinary teams, you will lead a highly dedicated campaigns team to achieve tangible marine conservation and policy outcomes. Reporting and Accountability This role reports to the Campaigns Director and is responsible for managing campaign team members within the assigned portfolio. The role requires regular travel within Western Australia and Australia, for campaign, partnership and advocacy purposes. Key Responsibilities Deliver AMCS Mission and Strategy Lead the development and implementation of AMCS key campaigns in Western Australia (WA) to achieve measurable conservation, climate and policy outcomes aligned with the AMCS Strategic Plan and priorities. People and Team Leadership Manage and mentor staff, fostering a values-driven, inclusive and high-performing team culture that prioritises wellbeing, accountability and professional growth. Partnerships, Advocacy and Influence Build strong relationships with governments, First Nations partners, NGOs, scientists and communities. Engage with decision-makers and media to influence policy and public debate on offshore fossil fuel and climate issues. Organisational Leadership and Collaboration Contribute to AMCS leadership culture through active collaboration across portfolios and integration with communications, fundraising and supporter engagement. Governance and Accountability Ensure campaign activities are ethical, independent and legally compliant. Manage budgets, grants and risk reporting to deliver transparent and effective campaign outcomes. Fundraising and Growth Partner with the fundraising team to develop and secure philanthropic and grant funding for WA campaign priorities, contributing to longterm financial sustainability of AMCS through effective resource management and impact reporting. Innovation and Adaptability Champion creative, evidence-based campaigning and adapt resources and strategies to respond to emerging threats and opportunities and risks in the WA marine and coastal environment. Right to work in Australia (citizen, permanent resident, or valid work visa). Willingness to travel in WA and nationally. Commitment to AMCS mission, values, and nonpartisan independence. Selection Criteria 1. Leadership and People Management Demonstrable success and experience managing campaign teams or projects in environmental or advocacy fields. Proven ability to motivate and support highperforming teams through growth and change. Clear experience in building and maintaining a collaborative organisational culture across functions. 2. Campaign Leadership and Strategy Demonstrated success in designing and delivering campaigns that achieved policy or behavioural change. Political acumen, experience and capacity to navigate complex stakeholder environments. 3. Advocacy, Influence and Partnerships Strong advocacy and negotiation skills with government and industry. Experience building partnerships with First Nations partners, NGOs and communities. Confidence as a credible media spokesperson. 4. Organisational Contribution Experience integrating campaigns with communications and fundraising functions. Financial literacy and ability to manage budgets, grants and reporting responsibilities. 5. Knowledge and Expertise Understanding or awareness of Australian marine conservation, with a particular focus on Western Australian marine and coastal environments including understanding environmental law and policy processes. 6. Values and Commitment Alignment with AMCS values of integrity, courage, passion, solidarity, effectiveness and innovation. Commitment to reconciliation and respectful partnership with First Nations peoples. For a copy of the full position description or more information, please email [email protected] using the subject line: Campaign Manager - Protect Western Australia enquiry via EthicalJobs. For more information about our organisation and our people please visit Salary circa $111,000$120,000 per annum (pro rata if parttime), plus superannuation (12.5%) Job posted on: 26th Jan 2026 Perth > CBD, Inner & Western Suburbs Perth #J-18808-Ljbffr