Aerialize is a not-for-profit aerial and circus arts organisation with a proud history of training, performance, creativity and community. Our Management Committee plays an important role in supporting the organisation’s direction, governance and long-term sustainability.
Committee members help make sure Aerialize continues to operate safely, responsibly and in the best interests of our members, students, performers, staff and wider community.
Joining the Management Committee is a meaningful way to contribute to the Aerialize community. You do not need to be a circus expert to make a valuable contribution. We welcome people with a range of skills, backgrounds and perspectives.
You may be able to help with areas such as:
Most importantly, we are looking for people who care about Aerialize and want to help it thrive.
Committee members attend regular meetings, contribute to discussions, help make decisions and support agreed actions. The committee works as a team and acts in the best interests of Aerialize as a whole.
Committee members are expected to:
Committee members are elected for a two-year term.
We welcome expressions of interest from people who are reliable, collaborative and willing to contribute their skills and time.
You may be a current or past student, performer, parent, community member, arts worker, business professional or someone with specialist experience that could support Aerialize’s future.
We are particularly interested in hearing from people with skills in finance, governance, fundraising, marketing, risk, safety, legal, HR, events, community engagement or not-for-profit management.
If you would like to be considered for the Aerialize Management Committee, please complete the expression of interest form below. Your response will help us understand your background, skills, availability and the contribution you would like to make.
We look forward to hearing from people who are excited to help shape the next chapter of Aerialize.
Aerialize acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the lands on which we work, the Durak and Gadigal people of the Eora nation, and pay our respects to Elders past, present & emerging.
We extend those respects to all First Nations peoples on whose lands we travel and perform.