Introduction

Support Indigenous entrepreneurs and business programs making a real social impact

Join a collaborative, Indigenous-controlled not-for-profit organisation

Enjoy flexible working arrangements and professional development opportunities

The Business

Impact North is an Aboriginal-controlled not-for-profit organisation driving social enterprise and Indigenous business development across Northern Australia. Through initiatives like the Business Builder Program and the Impact North Community, we support entrepreneurs in transforming their visions into reality. Our collaborative team culture values innovation, inclusion, and impact.

The Opportunity

As a Programs Officer, you will play a key role in supporting the smooth delivery of Impact North’s programs. Reporting to the Programs Coordinator, you will provide administrative and coordination support across events, workshops, and initiatives that build capability and opportunity for Indigenous businesses.

Key responsibilities include:

Coordinating participant onboarding, communications, and program records

Managing email lists, scheduling, and program documentation

Supporting workshops and events, including logistics, guest check-in, and materials preparation

Assisting with light digital engagement, including social media posting and photo/video capture

Maintaining accurate data and filing across systems and CRMs

Providing responsive support to program leads and external facilitators

About You

To succeed in this role, you’ll bring strong organisational and administrative skills, a proactive mindset and a genuine passion for community impact.

You will ideally have:

Demonstrated experience in administration, events, membership, or customer service roles

Excellent organisational and communication skills, with the ability to manage multiple priorities

Confidence in drafting emails, managing records, and supporting program logistics

Familiarity with Google Workspace and CRMs (or ability to learn quickly)

Experience working with Indigenous communities (highly regarded)

High attention to detail and a team-oriented mindset

Willingness to travel occasionally to regional/remote NT locations

Qualifications:

Certificate III in Business Administration (or equivalent experience)

National Police Records Check

Working With Children Check

Your Reward

Salary of $75,000 – $80,000 + superannuation (pro rata if part-time)

Flexible working arrangements to suit work/life balance

Professional development opportunities

Being part of an agile, innovative, and Indigenous-controlled organisation

The chance to make a real social and community impact

Next Steps

To register your interest, click the “Apply” button, without delay.

To discuss this opportunity, or if you have questions, contact Matt for a confidential discussion on 0472 620 288 or [email protected]