Shoalhaven City Council seeks Aboriginal committee member for business and tourism group

Shoalhaven City Council are looking for a representative of the Aboriginal business sector to help advise on business, advocacy and regional economic growth.

The term of this position is two years and it's voluntary. Committee members will be expected to attend around six meetings per year, approximately bi-monthly.

This is an identified position, and the right applicant will fill a position on the newly formed Shoalhaven Economic Growth & Advocacy (SEGA) Group.

SEGA plays an important role in the development of economic growth, strategic plans and activities.

Manager Tourism & Economic Development, Coralie Bell notes “It’s important that our Aboriginal community members are represented in every way possible. That includes making sure there’s an identified Aboriginal business person on the SEGA committee at all times.

“This will ensure diversity of perspectives amongst members which are also made up of tourism, education and small business members. We encourage Aboriginal people to apply no matter what sector they’re in.”

To apply, applicants must send a cover letter and resume to tourismmanager@shoalhaven.nsw.gov.au by 31st August 2022.

Image: Jervis bay aboriginal tourism experience development workshops Credit: Shoalhaven City Council