- Lead arts, culture, libraries and community hub services
- Executive role with strategic, operational and budget accountability
- Drive creativity, connection and place-based cultural outcomes
The Position
As a key member of the Senior Leadership Team, the Manager Arts, Culture & Place provides strategic, operational and people leadership across a diverse and high-impact portfolio. This role is responsible for the holistic management of arts, culture, libraries, festivals, events and community and cultural hubs, ensuring services and assets respond to community needs, and all approaches align with Council’s Corporate Strategy and its long-term vision, MV2040.
Leading a multidisciplinary department, the Manager will drive innovation, collaboration and continuous improvement while overseeing service delivery, capital works programs, budgets and compliance. The role plays a vital part in strengthening social connection, supporting lifelong learning, and activating vibrant cultural places where communities can thrive.
This is an executive leadership opportunity for an accomplished leader with strong local government or comparable sector experience, who brings strategic thinking, financial acumen and a people-centred approach to creating meaningful cultural outcomes.
The Organisation
Moonee Valley City Council is a progressive inner‑north metropolitan council, committed to creating a connected, inclusive and culturally rich community. With a strong focus on liveability, sustainability and innovation, Council delivers high-quality services that support the wellbeing of residents, visitors and businesses.
Council values leadership that is open, accountable and community‑focused, and fosters a workplace culture that encourages collaboration, diversity and high performance.
For more information on the organisation visit: Moonee Valley City Council
To apply – click ‘Apply Now’, using reference MVCacp0426, addressing your cover letter and resume to Larissa Langley, of Future Leadership™, or call 1300 347 437 for further information.
