As a Board Director, you will work collaboratively with fellow directors to provide strategic leadership and oversight, including:

• Setting the strategic direction of the organisation
• Ensuring strong governance, compliance, and ethical decision-making
• Monitoring financial performance and organisational sustainability
• Identifying and managing risk
• Reviewing policies and key organisational initiatives
• Supporting stakeholder relationships with clubs, members, partners, and governing bodies
• Participating in Board meetings, email resolutions, and governance discussions

Applicants with experience across any of the following areas would be highly regarded:

We are particularly interested in applicants with experience in one or more of the following areas:

• Legal and contract management
• Business Management

We also welcome applications from individuals with other skills, perspectives, or lived experiences that would strengthen the Board. Experience in motorcycling or sport is advantageous, though not essential.

Demonstrated Skills and Knowledge

Successful applicants will ideally demonstrate:

• Leadership
• Strategic planning
• Good judgement and integrity
• Strong communication and collaboration skills
• An understanding of governance responsibilities
• An understanding of director’s duties, including managing conflicts of interest appropriately
• Commitment to supporting a volunteer-led not-for-profit organisation
• Willingness to contribute positively to Board culture and decision-making
• An understanding of risk, financial, and business management

Benefits of Volunteering with Us

• Make a genuine impact on the future of sport in Tasmania
• Use your professional skills for community benefit
• Gain or expand Board governance experience
• Build networks across sport, community, and industry
• Be part of an energetic and passionate organisation in the exciting space of motorcycling

The Impact You Will Have

Your contribution will help strengthen governance, support local clubs and volunteers, improve opportunities for riders and officials, and ensure motorcycle sport continues to thrive across Tasmania.

Time Commitment

The Board meets approximately six times per year, generally for 1-2 hours per meeting. Directors also review papers, participate in email discussions, and attend stakeholder governance meetings as required. Average commitment is approximately 2-4 hours per month, with some periods requiring additional time depending on projects, recruitment, stakeholder engagement, governance matters, or key organisational activities.

How to Apply

Please submit your CV and a short cover letter outlining your interest, relevant experience, and the skills you would bring to the Board.

Applications to be submitted via email to: admin@mtas.org.au

Applications submitted after 8 May 2026 will not be accepted

Message to applicant:

Thank you for your application, your application will now be reviewed by the Nominations Committee and successful candidates will be notified.