Senior Associate, Content

Senior Associate, Content

• Join the Office of the 24-Hour Economy Commissioner, a group within the Department of Enterprise, Investment and Trade
• Clerk Grade 9/10 with starting salary of $120,859
• Ongoing role based in Sydney, NSW

About the Role?
In the role of Senior Associate, Content you will undertake project management and support activities to contribute to the development and delivery of a range content to support the Office of the 24-Hour Economy Commissioner. The role contributes to integrated, customer focused content production across multiple platforms and systems, to deliver the Office's messages.
Should you require further information about the role please contact Roger Gatchalian, Associate Director - Communications via
About You?
To be successful within this role, you must have:

• Tertiary qualifications in a relevant discipline or demonstrated relevant professional experience in media/communications/engagement/journalism/marketing or other related area.
• Excellent written communications skills, especially creative and editorial content, is a must.
• Knowledge of the hospitality industry and activities desirable.
• Experience in content production processes, including sourcing of information, preparing briefs, preparation of draft content for review, management of rounds of review and publishing of content.
• Experience in customer relationship management (CRM) activities.
• Experience providing project management and support activities for content production projects utilising multiple communications channels.
• Experience in website content management.

If this sounds like you, we'd love to hear from you! To learn more about the role, please view the Role Description .
How to Apply!
Your?application must?include?a cover?letter and?an up-to-date?resume that?details your?capabilities and?experience in relation?to the above?role.?
Closing Date: Monday, 29th January 2024 [10.00am]
For any questions regarding the recruitment please contact Laura Steele, Talent Advisor via
Clerk Grade 9/10 $120,859 - $133,183 plus 11% superannuation and annual leave loading.
About 24-Hour Economy
Building a vibrant and strong 24-hour economy is a collaborative and coordinated effort between the NSW Government, local councils, industry and communities. The Office of the 24-Hour Economy Commissioner was established to grow and sustain a safe, diverse, vibrant and inclusive 24-hour economy across Sydney and NSW, through the delivery of the 24-Hour Economy Strategy and effective coordination of NSW Government agencies that provide core services and regulation of the night-time economy.
The Office aims to achieve this through a collaborative approach to:

• streamlining and enhancing policy and regulation which governs core night-time economy sectors
• development of programs which promote the sustainable growth of 24-hour economy districts
• facilitating engagement between government, council and NTE sectors to effectively identify and communicate key issues and trends
• improving accessibility to data and information which informs decision making across the night-time economy.

The 24-Hour Economy Strategy lays out five pillars to transform Greater Sydney, Newcastle-Lower Hunter, Central Coast and Illawarra-Shoalhaven into 24-hour economic centres.

• Provide more integrated planning and place-making which will see increased state and local government and industry collaboration to build an environment in which the 24-hour economy can thrive
• Encourage the diversification of night-time activities by supporting a wider variety of businesses at night
• Support industry and cultural development to help businesses and cultural entrepreneurs access and thrive in the 24-hour economy
• Explore ways to enhance mobility and improve connectivity between 24-hour hubs through safe and reliable transport
• Change the narrative for Sydney to bring locals and outside visitors into Sydney at night, observing and encouraging healthy behaviours.

The Office of the 24-Hour Economy Commissioner is part of the Department of Enterprise, Investment and Trade (DEIT), which includes the state's key cultural, hospitality, entertainment and tourism agencies, alongside its leading economic development and investment attraction organisations. DEIT is charged with driving the state's economic transformation and future prosperity. It does so with an awareness that economic strength and liveability are deeply intertwined, and one can't succeed without the other. DEIT is positioning NSW nationally and globally as a safe and attractive place to do business; where innovation, trade, tourism and culture work together to create great jobs and an even better lifestyle.
Working at the
Enterprise, Investment and Trade (EIT) helps make NSW the best place in the world to live, visit, study, play, invest and do business.
The EIT portfolio brings together NSW's key cultural, hospitality, entertainment and tourism groups alongside our leading economic development and investment attraction organisations.
We are committed to providing diversity, inclusivity and equality in our workplaces. across our department allows us to be a true reflection of NSW citizens. If you do require an adjustment during the recruitment process, please notify us on your application form.
A recruitment pool may be created from this recruitment action for ongoing and temporary roles for this role or similar roles that may become available over the next 18 months.
We are open to the role being primarily based in Regional NSW, with some travel to our Sydney based offices, as required.