About the Department
The Department of the Premier and Cabinet (DPC) drives the Premier's priorities in South Australia. Our vision is to be the heart of government through providing important leadership, trusted advice and strategy as well as central support services for the social, environmental and economic issues that we face. Our staff enjoy working with colleagues who value integrity, knowledge and intellectual capability. They exemplify the public sector purpose: Making a difference so South Australia thrives.

About the Business - The Circle First - Nations Entrepreneur Hub
On behalf of the South Australian Government, the department leads the management and delivery of Lot Fourteen, a $790 million flagship innovation district in Adelaide's CBD and a key part of South Australia's Innovation Places network. The cross-government project team is also responsible for implementing the South Australia Innovation Places Leadership Framework and overseeing the development of Lot Fourteen.

As a worldclass innovation district, Lot Fourteen attracts global technology firms, defence primes, startups, and leading research institutes, building a strong reputation as a strategic gateway to the Asia-Pacific region for high-growth companies. The precinct brings together more than 160 organisations across defence, space, cyber, and critical technologies, including Amazon Web Services, Salesforce, the Australian Space Agency, the Australian Institute for Machine Learning, Stone & Chalk, and The Circle First Nations Entrepreneur Hub.

As a part of Lot Fourteen, The Circle connects First Nations businesses to a culturally safe, professional and opportunity-driven service that fosters innovation, engagement, growth and business success. The Circle's mission is to provide access to appropriate business networks; fit-for-purpose support, solutions and advice; and new opportunities for First Nations entrepreneurs and businesses in SA to build capacity, capability, confidence and to thrive.

Role Highlights

Role Details
Reporting to the Manager, the Events and Communications Officer will be responsible for planning, coordinating and delivering communication and engagement activities that support The Circle's strategic objectives. The role will lead the development and implementation The Circle's Communications Plan and create high-quality content for The Circle's range of communication and media channels. Working collaboratively with colleagues across the Lot Fourteen team and external stakeholders, the Events and Communications Officer will source, develop and publish content for The Circle's digital and communication platforms, including the website, LinkedIn, newsletters, fact sheets and promotional materials, ensuring brand consistency and best-practice communication standards. The role will also coordinate and deliver a program of events, including The Circle's flagship First Nations Business Showcase, business development initiatives and regional engagement activities.

Special Conditions

Classification
ASO5 - Administrative Services Officer

Salary Range
$92,122 - $102,456 p.a.

Duration
Up to 24 months

Enquiries to
Kira Lane - Senior Business Officer
Phone: 0403 842 799
Email: Kira.Lane@sa.gov.au