Taranaki Branch Manager (15 hrs per week)
Taranaki Branch Manager (part-time 15 hours per week)
- Love delivering high-quality, innovative and professional events?
- Thrive on building strong relationships?
- Flexible environment | Collaborative team | Professional Development
Good governance matters. It shapes organisations, strengthens communities, and helps build a strong, fair and sustainable Aotearoa.
When you work with us, you help support directors and the wider governance community to be at their best. Through training, resources, events, and thought leadership, we work with more than 10,500 members across New Zealand to make better governance decisions where they matter most.
About the role I Mō te Tūranga
Play a key role in providing a local presence in helping to raise the profile of the IoD within the Taranaki region
As our Taranaki Branch Manager, you’ll play a key part in driving the IoD’s member engagement in the region by; planning, delivering and facilitating a range of engaging governance-related events and networking opportunities that connect members with each other and the wider governance and business community; and help build their knowledge and capability and provide advice to assist and encourage them on their governance journey.
You’ll help lead a vibrant, high‑impact branch by delivering great events, building strong local relationships, and ensuring members have an outstanding experience.
About you I Mōhou ake
You’ll be organised, confident, and motivated by creating meaningful connections across the governance and business community. You naturally bring people together - members, branch committee, guest speakers and stakeholders - to enable networking, learning, and capability building opportunities that genuinely add value.
You take pride in delivering high‑quality work and bring a calm, solutions‑focused approach, even when juggling multiple priorities. With exceptional planning and coordination skills, you ensure every detail is taken care of so members experience seamless, engaging, and professionally run events and interactions.
You’re customer‑centric in everything you do, applying the same care and commitment to supporting our members as you do to representing the IoD in the region. A natural relationship‑builder, you’re respected and trusted by people across all sectors, from senior leaders to community partners, and you enjoy building strong networks that lift the branch’s profile and impact.
About us I Mō mātou
We may be a small organisation, but our impact is big. At IoD, you’ll join a passionate, driven team, united by our commitment to manaakitanga, kaitiakitanga, lifelong learning, courage and individuality.
We offer:
- Competitive remuneration packages
- Flexible working and additional leave options
- A wellbeing programme
- Ongoing professional development and growth opportunities
- A collaborative, inclusive and values-led workplace
We welcome diversity and are committed to being an organisation that reflects the communities we serve. Our recruitment process is fair, inclusive and accessible to all. We welcome applicants of all backgrounds and are happy to accommodate specific needs throughout the recruitment journey.
How to apply I Me pēhea te tono
Applications close Friday 20 February 2026. If you would like a confidential kōrero about this role, contact us at recruitment@iod.org.nz.
You must be legally entitled to work in Aotearoa New Zealand to be considered for this role.
Applications for this role will take you to the advertisers site.
