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Annual Report 2022-23

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Home 5 JOBS 5 Business Development Coordinator (Part-Time, 18-month contract)

Business Development Coordinator (Part-Time, 18-month contract)

Impact Pathways |
ACFID Member: 0
Location: Hybrid
Sub location(s): Melbourne

Join Impact Pathways, a social enterprise subsidiary company of Plan International Australia (PIA) as we seek to deliver positive impact for children and young people, and where girls can take their place as equals. Be part of a dedicated small team that is building our company and its business.

As the Business Development Coordinator at Impact Pathways, you will be helping to launch, build and drive a valuable new impact-oriented organisation, owned and supported by seed funding from PIA, delivering commercial consulting in a values-focused social enterprise which prioritises rights for children and equality for girls, and designing and leading a venture to be nimble enough to respond to opportunities for impact in commercial or fee-for-service contract settings. The location for this role is flexible.

Who are we?

Impact Pathways Pty Ltd is a for-profit entity, wholly owned by Plan International Australia initially focused on strategic consulting. Its main priority is to deliver more impact in-line with Plan International Australia’s mission by:

  • complimenting Plan’s existing structure by providing a flexible operating environment for rapid innovation and exploration of new opportunities.
  • evolving to a scalable business model with lean yet effective processes, sector recognised capability, and a mission aligned culture which will equip it to successfully compete for commercial funding in the international development sector.
  • offering the opportunity to deliver a unique and separate strategy while staying true to Plan’s mission and values, through new and different mechanisms not accessible by PIA.

We operate internationally across multiple country and regional markets.

What does the job entail?

Given the start-up stage of the company, an average day in the role will be varied but focused on the following duties:

Business Development:

  • Lead and directly contribute to selected bids, submissions and applications to secure contracts for IP and its business partners
  • Maintain business intelligence systems and procedures, including opportunity scanning and contract award intelligence, and Go/No-Go decision making procedures
  • Conduct market analysis, including competitor and teaming analysis
  • Support BD partnering through team and associate agreements to build new commercial partnerships for Impact Pathways and coordinate with business partners in target locations
  • Support the establishment and maintenance of business development processes, procedures and activities, including: coordination with IP partners to identify and coordinate opportunity identification and bid preparation; and coordinate and manage IP contracted business development resources
  • Represent Impact Pathways in business development forums and briefings, and externally where required

Business Services Support:

  • Where appropriate and required, support service inception and provision, including project inception and setup, client liaison, and playing a direct role on service projects
  • Assist with, and where appropriate lead on the development of project plans
  • Where appropriate, provide on-site support and remediation to IP service projects

Who are you?

We are looking for someone who loves flexibility and making business, and who is self-driven and confident in taking on responsibility.

In particular, we are looking for:

  • Demonstrable experience in business development in the international development sector
  • Practical experience in leading contract acquisition work, including bid preparation and writing, teaming establishment
  • Ability to prepare bids, submissions and applications to deadline
  • Understanding and experience of bid preparation and contracting within the commercial consulting sector and able to work within a lean start-up context

Benefits

  • We operate in a hybrid and/or remote model, working from home or the office.
  • We have an open workplace in a central location in Southbank, Melbourne
  • A flexible and supportive workplace culture to make space for the other important parts of your life.

Hours, pay and start date

This is a part-time/flexible (.6FTE) role on an eighteen-month contract term. The pay will be in the range of $80k per annum, plus Super, based on experience and specific contract terms. We are looking for someone to begin the role as soon as possible but can be flexible on start time.

Applying?

Read the full Position Description and see whether you think the role is right for you. If you’re interested, apply before 13th November 2023. Include in your application how your skills align with the criteria as set out in the PD.

Once we’ve got these, if you advance to the next stage, you will be contacted and invited to an interview, either online or face-to-face at the office.

Closing Date: Nov 13, 2023
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