Sick of big companies ripping people off, selling shonky products and giving people the run-around when they need help?
Do you have an eye for policy and can spot where laws are failing people?
Do you have a knack for campaigning for real change and want to make a difference for Australian consumers?
We are looking for a Senior Campaigns and Policy Advisor to join CHOICE.About youYou can pull apart a piece of legislation, spot the gap that's leaving consumers worse off, and build a campaign that gets consumers and decision makers paying attention.
You write with clarity and purpose, whether that's drafting a submission to a parliamentary inquiry or writing a supporter email to gather thousands of people to sign a petition.You're politically astute and know how to build relationships with external stakeholders, balancing the push for a quick win with the long game of lasting influence.
You're proactive, spotting emerging issues before they hit the headlines.
When the agenda shifts, you adapt and reprioritise and get a sprint campaign out the door.Clear, persuasive written and verbal communication skills, with a talent for inspiring people to take action, making a compelling case to decision makers, regulators and politiciansThe ability to structure a logical argument in plain language, adapting your style to suit your audience and different perspectivesStrong policy and campaign strategy skills, including planning proactively for impact and reacting quickly when opportunities ariseKnowledge of consumer law and policy issues, and an interest in and thorough understanding of social issuesExperience developing advocacy campaign strategies and managing projects from idea to outcomeSharp analytical skills, with the ability to draw together information from many sources, spot patterns and inconsistencies, and get to the root of a problemInternal and external stakeholder engagement experience,



including political engagementExperience in an NGO and/or public service organisation in a policy or regulatory capacityExperience as a media spokesperson, or a willingness to learnA strong work ethicAbout the role$105,000 + superannuation + leave loading + benefits | Full time, Permanent | Hybrid working arrangementReporting to the Head of Campaigns and Deputy Director (Advocacy), you will work within Consumer Impact to develop, manage and deliver powerful, visible advocacy campaigns that engage consumers and influence policy makers resulting in positive change for consumers.
You'll be a key voice of CHOICE's advocacy with over 200,000 supporters.You will also:Develop and execute campaign strategies that advance CHOICE's advocacy objectives and inform content strategies across the organisationProvide consumer policy expertise for campaign strategies and content strategies across CHOICEMonitor media, legislative and regulatory developments to identify new advocacy opportunities and launch sprint campaigns on new or emerging consumer issuesConduct research and analysis to set campaign and advocacy objectives, tactics and timeframes, bringing fresh ideas and innovative approaches to the tableProvide and support reporting on campaign activities to inform departmental reporting to the Board, executive and to external partnersWrite high-quality policy submissions, reports, media releases and supporter communications that make our solutions appealing to both decision makers and consumersRepresent CHOICE in meetings and events with policymakers, regulators, businesses and consumer sector allies, and prepare briefs to support senior leaders to do the sameBuild awareness of CHOICE campaigns and advocacy,



acting as spokesperson in the media and through social media activityDesign and run supporter actions such as petitions, and draft, send and respond to supporter emailsCollaborate with internal CHOICE teams to deliver campaign outputs on time and on budgetAbout CHOICECHOICE is the leading consumer advocacy group in Australia, providing information and advice free from commercial bias.
Founded in ****, CHOICE continues to fight for consumers and uncover the truth.
Our purpose is to work for fair, just and safe markets that meet the needs of Australian consumers, and we're a not-for-profit, ethical workplace that lives its values of Truth, Help and Impact.
We believe a diverse and inclusive workplace creates a positive working setting for all employees that helps us better represent Australian consumers.
We're committed to accessibility and flexibility in the workplace and encourage applications from a diverse range of people.CHOICE BenefitsCHOICE offers a comprehensive suite of benefits to support wellbeing, growth and work-life balance, including flexible working arrangements, additional leave and generous parental leave entitlements, free and confidential Employee Assistance Program (EAP), in-house wellbeing initiatives, pre-tax super contributions and novated leasing, discounts on membership and CHOICE tested products and much more!
CHOICE's commitment to Diversity, Equity & InclusionCHOICE is committed to creating a fair and inclusive hiring environment, welcoming people with diverse backgrounds, and promoting a culture where individuals are valued and respected.We strongly encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.We are also committed to providing reasonable accommodations throughout the recruitment process.
If you have any specific needs, please let us know and we will do our best to accommodate them.by Sunday, 1 November ****
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📌 Senior Campaigns And Policy Advisor (Sydney)
🏢 CHOICE
📍 Sydney