Nominations - Board and Advisory Committees

The CBF is seeking nominations for its Board and Advisory Committees.

To begin a nomination, select 'Start a Submission' above.

The following voluntary positions are open for nomination:

• Board of Directors – Responsible for overall governance of the Community Broadcasting Foundation, providing direction on organisational objectives, policy and practice. Up to four positions will be appointed (3 x Sector Nominated Directors and 1 x Independent Directors).
• Sector Investment Advisory Committee (SIAC) – Provides independent, informed advice on funding objectives, policy and practice, and considers Sector Investment funding processes. Up to four positions will be appointed.
• Development & Operations Grants Advisory Committee (DOGAC) – Provides an independent advisory role in grants disbursement and the formulation of funding policy.  Makes funding recommendations on Development & Operations grants. Up to three positions will be appointed.
• Content Grants Advisory Committee (CGAC) - Provides an independent advisory role in grants disbursement and the formulation of funding policy.  Makes funding recommendations on Content grants. Up to three positions will be appointed.

All positions available are for three year terms from 1 July 2019 – 30 June 2022.. People can be appointed to the Board or each Committee for up to three consecutive terms.

Nominations are provided to members of the Nominations Advisory Group (made up of national Sector Representative Organisations) who provide independent advice to the CBF Board in relation to the nominations.  All appointments are made by the CBF Board.

CBF Contact 

Jo Curtin 
Telephone: (03) 8341 5900 
Email: jcurtin@cbf.com.au

Further information

• More information about the Board - its role and responsibilities, meeting schedule, workload and expectations.

• More information about the Grants Advisory Committees - their role and responsibilities, meeting schedule, workload and expectations.

• Visit the CBF website

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