Sector Liaison and Engagement Lead, DFSV
HaysListed 1 Oct 2026
Closes 1 Oct 2027
Contribute to a nationally significant program improving outcomes for victim-survivors
Your new company
Work
for
Australia's
independent
regulator
for
online
safety
and
a
global
leader
in
addressing
online
harms.
Work
directly
with
frontline
practitioners,
domestic,
family
and
sexual
violence
services,
and
victim-survivors
to
strengthen
responses
to
technology-facilitated
abuse
and
improve
safety
outcomes
nationwide.The
service
forms
part
of
Australia's
broader
commitment
to
ending
violence
against
women
and
children
and
plays
a
critical
role
in
supporting
the
sector
to
respond
to
emerging
online
risks,
coercive
control,
digital
surveillance,
online
harassment
and
abuse.
Your new role
This
is
an
opportunity
to
become
one
of
the
key
relationship-builders
and
sector
representatives
for
a
nationally
significant
initiative
addressing
one
of
Australia's
most
complex
and
rapidly
evolving
social
issues.Operating
across
Australia,
you
will
build
and
maintain
strategic
relationships
with
domestic,
family
and
sexual
violence
organisations,
peak
bodies,
advocacy
groups,
frontline
services,
government
agencies
and
subject
matter
experts.In
this
position,
you
will
become
a
trusted
connection
point
with
organisations
and
stakeholders
across
the
domestic,
family
and
sexual
violence
sector.
You'll
engage
with
service
providers,
peak
organisations,
frontline
practitioners,
community
groups,
government
stakeholders
and
subject
matter
experts
across
the
country,
helping
ensure
that
the
organisations
services,
resources
and
support
offerings
continue
to
meet
the
needs
of
the
sector.You'll
spend
time
facilitating
workshops
with
practitioners,
leading
stakeholder
consultations,
attending
conferences
and
sector
forums,
presenting
to
senior
leaders,
coordinating
co-design
activities
and
bringing
together
diverse
stakeholders
to
solve
complex
challenges.Just
as
importantly,
you'll
be
the
voice
of
the
sector
internally.Key
responsibilities:Building
and
maintaining
productive
relationships
with
key
stakeholders
across
AustraliaActing
as
the
primary
liaison
between
the
organisation
and
domestic,
family
and
sexual
violence
organisationsRepresenting
the
service
at
conferences,
forums,
working
groups,
advisory
committees
and
sector
eventsFacilitating
stakeholder
consultations,
workshops,
co-design
activities
and
partnership
initiativesPromoting
awareness,
understanding
and
adoption
of
service
offerings
and
resourcesGathering
sector
intelligence
and
identifying
emerging
trends
and
issuesPreparing
stakeholder
reports,
consultation
outcomes,
briefing
papers
and
presentationsContributing
to
strategic
projects
and
initiatives
designed
to
strengthen
sector
capabilitySupporting
continuous
improvement
across
resources,
services
and
stakeholder
engagement
activitiesWorking
collaboratively
with
policy,
operational
and
service
delivery
teams
to
deliver
high-quality
outcomesFor
an
experienced
stakeholder
engagement
professional,
it
represents
a
rare
opportunity
to
combine
relationship
management
expertise
with
meaningful
social
impact.What you'll need to succeed
What you'll get in return
What you need to do now
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