The role of the CEO is to raise sponsorship in order to meet the annual operating costs of Entre, drive Entre forward and develop & maintain stakeholder relations.  The CEO works closely with the Advisory Board, the Centre for Entrepreneurship’s Director, the UCE Coordinator, CFO and COO.

The role of the CFO is to set and actively manage Entre’s annual budget and to handle Entre’s day-to-day financial transactions.  You will work with the Advisory Board, particularly the Chair, the UCE Coordinator, CEO, COO, and the rest of the Executive.

This role would be excellent for a accounting student, providing an opportunity to put key skills into practice. But more than anything, this role requires commitment and an eagerness to learn!

The role of the COO is to manage the day-to-day operations of Entre. It is a key role that involves working with the CEO, CFO and other team members, the UCE Coordinator, and the Centre for Entrepreneurship’s Director. This is a great way to build management and organizational skills for the real world!

The role of the Marketing team is to market Entre’s key events and activities while maintaining and further developing Entre’s brand. This includes developing communication strategies for informing key stakeholders of all activities.

The role of the Community Builder is to establish and communicate across networks with Entre’s members, alumni, and other stakeholders. The Community Builder will work to develop a strong sense of community with Entre both in person and online.

The role of the Content Creator/s is to produce all creative works of Entre’s marketing. The Content Creator/s will work within a Marketing Team with goals developed in alignment with the Marketing co-ordinators.

The role of the Events coordinator is to work with the Events Team to plan and implement all Entre activities, competitions, and events. This will involve managing the Events Team, including any event associate roles. It is a key role, working with the whole exec team alongside external suppliers, sponsors, and stakeholders.

The role of Executive Assistant requires a driven and adaptable individual. This role provides a unique opportunity to support the CEO and COO in Entre’s operations. It is a key role, facilitating the smooth functioning of Entre, managing administrative tasks, coordinating people and events, and providing executive-level support to the leadership team where needed.

The role of the Start-Up Challenge Manager is the planning and implementation of Entre’s flagship competition; the Start-Up Challenge. It is a key role, working with the business community, Director & Incubator Manager at the Centre for Entrepreneurship, Events Manager, CEO, COO, CFO, UCE Coordinator, and external stakeholders.

The role of the Start-Up Challenge Associate is to help support the Start-Up Manager implement Entre’s entrepreneurial competitions. This role will work with the Start-Up Challenge Manager, Events Manager, COO and external suppliers.