The Organisation Housing All Australians (HAA) is a national, business-led organisation reframing housing as essential economic infrastructure. We mobilise private-sector expertise, capital and networks to deliver practical outcomes and lasting reform. By joining HAA, you will be part of a growing, purpose-driven movement where you can roll up your sleeves, see the direct impact of your contributions, and leverage your professional network to drive meaningful change in housing outcomes. These are voluntary, pro bono Board Subcommittee governance appointments. The Opportunity We are seeking Board Subcommittee Members to join HAA’s Fundraising (Philanthropy, Grants & Partnerships) Subcommittee—guiding the strategy to diversify and secure funding sources that enable HAA’s growth. As HAA scales nationally under its first CEO, the ability to attract sustainable and diverse funding is critical. This Subcommittee plays a pivotal role in building confidence with philanthropic funders, corporates, and grant makers, ensuring HAA has the resources to deliver tangible housing outcomes while also strengthening its national voice. Each National Board Subcommittee includes or is chaired by a member of the HAA Board, ensuring close alignment with organisational strategy. What does success look like at the 12 month mark? Multi-year giving programme structure agreed (tiers, recognition, stewardship) Pipeline of top-25 philanthropic and corporate prospects built, with warm introductions secured Grant calendar and streamlined bid framework in place (templates, data, impact stories) Corporate partnerships pack aligned with PRADS and HAA’s national narrative Expected Contribution Commitment: Minimum of six meetings per year (in person or online) Term: Initial two-year term commencing November 2025 Location: Hybrid or Remote The Right Fit We encourage executives to apply who are: Curious about a first-time governance experience at national scale Open to diversity of perspective and inclusive decision-making Able to balance strategic thinking with practical contribution between meetings Motivated to collaborate with peers across business, community and government And, leaders who can demonstrate: Demonstrated success in fundraising, philanthropy, grant acquisition or corporate partnerships Live networks across corporates, foundations, government and not-for-profits Strategic mindset with ability to align fundraising initiatives to organisational objectives Knowledge of grant application processes, acquittals and donor stewardship Strong advocacy, relationship management and communication skills Ability to balance creativity with discipline — designing compelling propositions that also stand up to scrutiny from boards, funders and regulators The Benefits This is an opportunity to steward the financial and governance backbone of a national movement. You will: Work alongside senior leaders across law, finance, government and housing Ensure every dollar delivers housing outcomes that matter Build visibility and networks across Australia’s business, government and philanthropic communities Contribute to a governance model at the forefront of national housing reform Next Steps Register your interest: Submit your resume and cover letter against the role(s) of interest - you may apply to more than one subcommittee. Shortlisting: Applications will be reviewed and shortlisted by Think Talent as they are received. Private briefing: Shortlisted candidates will be invited to a private event briefing on 9th October 2025, hosted by Think Talent and HAA. This event will provide the opportunity to meet key stakeholders, hear more about HAA’s impact, and consider the roles and commitment in detail. Confirmation of interest: Following the briefing, shortlisted candidates will be invited to confirm their interest. Formal application: Think Talent will submit formal applications to HAA on behalf of interested candidates. If you’d like a confidential conversation before applying, please contact Kylie Kneale at Think Talent on 0403 948 842 .
