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Why work with us? - Free onsite parking
- Sydney Royal Easter Show tickets plus other Sydney Showground events tickets & experiences
- Exclusive RAS Boot Camp
- 15% discount in onsite Café
- Exclusive local lifestyle membership for the SOP community for savings, events, and experiences
- And more
About the Role… The Royal Agricultural Society of NSW is currently looking for a passionate and detail-oriented Event Manager to join the Wine, Dairy & Fine Food team. This role involves coordinating and managing the Sydney Royal Dairy Produce Show, Sydney Royal Talk & Taste and various Award Functions throughout the year. You will work closely with Committees, Chair of Judges, and Industry Advisors to ensure the successful planning and execution of these prestigious events. Key responsibilities within this role include but are not limited to the following: - Coordinate the Sydney Royal Dairy Produce Show, Sydney Royal Talk & Taste and Award Functions.
- Liaise with Committees, Chair of Judges, and Industry Advisors regarding the schedule, competition regulations, logistics, and on-site delivery of the events.
- Provide support to the Wine, Dairy & Fine Food team and manage the administration of Committee meetings, including preparing meeting papers, taking minutes, effective communication, and delivering on tasks arising from meetings.
- Prepare and manage large income and expenditure budgets for the events in consultation with management and the Committee, ensuring that activities are closely monitored and carried out within budget.
- Liaise with Marketing & PR regarding communication plans, media releases, press coverage of the judging, and marketing of associated events.
- Research and monitor industry developments concerning the relevant industries, as they relate to the Schedule and Regulations for the Sydney Royal Shows.
- Manage, develop, and update content for the Sydney Royal website, as well as reviewing the format to ensure ease-of-use and relevance for users.
About you… This role is fun and rewarding but requires great attention to detail and excellent organizational skills complemented by a strong interest and appreciation for the wine, dairy, and fine food industries. To be successful in this role, you should possess: - Tertiary qualifications and an interest in the wine and food industries (preferred but not essential).
- Minimum of 2-3 years’ experience in administration or event planning.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Attention to detail and strong organizational skills.
- Ability to take initiative and demonstrate creativity in creating opportunities to benefit the section.
- Sound planning, problem-solving, and coordinating skills.
- Customer service and negotiation skills.
- Project and budget experience desirable.
- Flexibility, adaptability, and patience.
- Ability to build and maintain good relationships across various organizational levels.
- Positive “can do” attitude.
- Team player mentality.
About us… The Royal Agricultural Society of NSW (RAS) manages the Sydney Royal Easter Show, Sydney Royal competitions, the RAS Foundation, Australasian Animal Registry, and the Sydney Showground. The RAS has a team of over 140 full-time staff – and an indispensable pool of casual staff – who work on the Easter Show, events at the Sydney Showground, and other activities. The Royal Agricultural Society of NSW organizes events and competitions, acts as a guardian for the state’s agricultural heritage, celebrates Australia’s achievements in agriculture, and works to promote the viability of rural communities by ensuring that Australia remains a thriving and innovative agricultural producer. Our Values Respect | Ownership | Achievement | Honouring our Past | Embracing our Future How to Apply… Please complete the requested work history & education information on the application page. This is to assist us in assessing your suitability for this role. APPLY NOW!! No recruitment agencies please Please note that interviews will not commence until the conclusion of the 2025 Sydney Royal Easter Show from 28 April. |
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