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SalaryMore than a century ago, our client embarked on a mission: to extend educational opportunities to those previously marginalized from further learning. Today, that founding vision propels them forward as they remain steadfast in their dedication to education transformation. With a focus on innovation, industry collaboration, and social inclusivity, our client is pioneering positive change for their students, faculty, and wider community.
Renowned globally, our client boasts a reputation built on excellence in research, seamlessly blending the realms of science, technology, and business with societal needs. Their commitment to top-tier education, research, and fostering impactful graduate outcomes is reflected in their esteemed position in international academic rankings.
No matter the background or aspirations of their students, our client is dedicated to empowering them to navigate and thrive in an interconnected world. At our client, they are not just shaping minds; they are shaping futures.
About the role:
The Governance Secretary, reporting to the Council Secretary, is responsible for providing primary secretariat support to the university’s Academic Senate, its subcommittees, and the university’s controlled entities. Additionally, the role entails providing secretariat support to Council and its subcommittees during peak demands or times of absence. Facilitating effective functioning of activities undertaken by these governing bodies is paramount, including administration of meetings, communication facilitation, record maintenance, and providing guidance to committee members and senior leaders. Promoting transparency, compliance, and effective decision-making within the university’s governance structure is central to this role.
Governance:
- Contribute to developing and implementing governance practices and procedures.
- Ensure compliance with relevant laws, regulations, and internal policies.
- Coordinate member development activities and evaluations to enhance committee performance.
- Provide independent, impartial support to serve the university's best interests.
- Identify and manage conflicts of interest.
- Schedule meetings and prepare relevant documentation.
- Coordinate logistical arrangements and serve as the principal recording officer.
- Offer procedural advice and maintain administrative systems.
- Serve as the primary point of contact for members.
- Manage communications and maintain comprehensive records.
- Facilitate communication between members, university leadership, and business units.
- Degree or postgraduate qualification in business administration, finance, or law.
- Previous experience in a similar role within a university or comparable organization.
- Understanding of governance, compliance, and policy requirements.
- Ability to interpret policy and provide related advice.
- Excellent interpersonal, communication, and stakeholder engagement skills.
- Strong attention to detail, organizational skills, and problem-solving abilities.
- Ability to manage multiple priorities and deadlines in a fast-paced environment.
