A unique opportunity for a passionate leader to drive real impact in New Zealand’s regional tourism sector. As General Manager you will have the chance to lead a well-respected National body organisation, while providing thought leadership, advocacy and capacity building, to ensure the long-term resilience and prosperity of the regions. Through your role, you will make a meaningful contribution to the future of tourism in Aotearoa NZ, creating last legacies for communities, the environment and the economy. 25-30 hours per week.
About us … Regional Tourism New Zealand (RTNZ) is the peak membership organisation representing Regional Tourism Organisations (RTOs) across Aotearoa New Zealand. RTNZ advocates for RTOs interests, fosters collaboration and provides strategic leadership to support sustainable development. Through collaborative partnerships and stewardship practices rooted in Te Ao Māori principles, RTNZ aims to foster sustainability, resilience, and enduring prosperity for future generations. Find out more at www.rtnz.org.nz
About the role … - Further develop and implement strategies that ensure a sustainable future, while upholding the Kaupapa of the organisation.
- Build and foster relationships with central and local government, a range of industry stakeholders, mana whenua and the wider tourism industry.
- Provide strategic leadership and policy development, that is aligned with sector changes and development, and that reflects proactive, progressive thinking.
- Ensure continuous learning and growth for the RTOs through the delivery of professional development opportunities
- Oversee day-to-day operations including financial management, governance support and compliance.
- Create, plan and facilitate a calendar of events that foster engagement, learning and alignment with strategic goals.
About you … - A credible, influential leader, able to develop collaborative partnerships with a range of stakeholders, including media and public relations agencies.
- An outstanding communicator capable of navigating complex and ambiguous environments.
- Strong understanding of the workings of the New Zealand tourism system, destination management and stewardship practices.
- Strong financial acumen, governance experience and programme management
- You have an understanding of Te Ao Māori and support our commitment to Te Tiriti o Waitangi
- Self-motivated and able to thrive working from a home office, and able to travel to the regions when required.
What you will receive … - Reporting to a strong Board that is collaborative and open to ideas and innovation.
- A competitive package and opportunities to grow.
- Based from a home office.
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