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PwC OnBoard connects our Alumni Network and our people to board and advisory roles with not-for-profits (NFPs). As the only board placement program supporting NFPs in corporate Australia, we bridge the gap between the corporate and the NFP sector; between our people and their communities.
Open to a broad range of professionals, we connect you to causes you’re passionate about so you can help drive social change across Australia. This is your opportunity to leverage your professional skills and make a positive impact in the community. In turn, NFPs gain access to your time, talent and networks.
Open roles
View a selection of live opportunities below. Contact Shae Kuipers for queries, or to explore other opportunities.
- Writers SA
- RULE Prostate Cancer
- Girl Guides Australia
- The Australian Centre for Contemporary Art
- The Museum of Australian Photography Foundation
- Writers SA
Writers SA
Role: Board Chair
Location: Adelaide
Time commitment: The Board is currently meeting more frequently due to recent leadership changes but anticipate meeting once a quarter in 2026. Sub-committees and working groups are to be confirmed. The chairperson’s contribution to these is to be determined depending on the role holder. They will also be called upon to supervise and support the CEO on a one to one basis.
Overview: Writers SA is the state’s peak organisation for writing and literature, putting South Australian writers at the forefront of national literary culture. They nurture deeper connections, create vital opportunities and industry pathways, and support writers at all stages, through an array of literary programs, festivals, services, and events.
Skills: Seeking a Board Chair with strong networks and connections in SA government, business, and/or the sector. The Chair will be responsible for ensuring that the board delivers its commitments to the organisation, working with the CEO to set up appropriate sub-committees or working groups to support the employees to deliver the agreed vision and strategy. Refer to position description.
Closing date: ASAP
RULE Prostate Cancer
Role: Chair, Finance, Risk & Audit Committee
Location: Melbourne
Time commitment: Approx. time commitment is 2-3 hours/month throughout the year, including:
• Audit Committee Meeting - quarterly (1-2 hours)
• Board Meetings - quarterly
• Interaction with External Auditors as required
• Oversight Duties - periodic attention throughout the year
Overview: RULE is recognised as a leading charity dedicated to the early detection, quality treatment and research of prostate cancer. They promote men’s health and prostate cancer awareness through their community education programs. Their fundraising initiatives support the vital work of Australian Prostate Centre (APC).
Skills: The successful candidate will demonstrate most, if not all, of the following skills and personal attributes:
- Professional qualifications in accounting or finance
- Prior experience serving on boards or board committees
- Exhibit the highest ethical standards, sound judgment, and objectivity
- Proven ability to lead meetings and foster productive discussions
- Strong communication skills
- Solid understanding of internal control frameworks, risk assessment, and mitigation strategies
- Ability to evaluate the adequacy of financial controls and risk management processes
Closing date: ASAP
Girl Guides Australia
Role: Committee Member - Finance & Risk Committee
Location: National
Time commitment: The Finance & Risk Committee meets 6-7 evenings a year for up to 2 hours with packs sent out a week ahead.
Overview: Girl Guides provide a brave space where girls can turn what they choose to do into springboards for who they can become. Gaining life and leadership skills through activities, community involvement and achievement awards. Designed to empower, their framework allows girls to lead their units and the adventures they have supported and mentored by adult volunteers.
Skills: Under the Girl Guides constitution, they are required to have a woman aged under 30 on each committee. They are seeking female applicants with:
- financial and accounting skills
- who align to their mission and eager to learn and grow
- who have skills in communication, analytical thinking, strategic decision making, attention to detail, teamwork and the ability to be an advocate for the needs of girls and young women
Closing date: ASAP
The Australian Centre for Contemporary Art
Role: Chair - Finance Audit & Risk Committee
Location: Melbourne
Time commitment: 5 x 2.5hr board meetings held per year, and 5 x 1hr committee meetings held prior to board meetings.
Overview: The Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (ACCA) plays an inspirational and critical role investing in artistic and wider communities, leading the cultural conversation and setting the agenda for contemporary art. They work directly with leading Australian and international artists to commission new work, and produce ambitious exhibitions, publications and digital initiatives, supported by a dynamic series of inclusive and accessible education, outreach and public programs that encourage community engagement and debate, and inspire meaningful participation, cultural belonging and exchange.
Skills: Seeking applicants with financial experience. Note applicants don't require prior not-for-profit board experience.
Closing date: ASAP
The Museum of Australian Photography Foundation
Role: Trustees (2-4 positions)
Location: Melbourne
Time commitment:
- Quarterly Meetings: Wednesdays at 5:30pm (Melbourne or MAPh)
- Subcommittee Meetings: As scheduled by chairs (typically 1 per quarter)
- Ongoing Engagement: Approx. 1–2 days/month for meetings, preparation for and attendance at events, donor stewardship activities, and campaign support.
Overview: MAPh is the only public institution in the world solely dedicated to collecting Australian photographs. Their unique focus makes them one of the most culturally significant photography institutions in the country. The Museum of Australian Photography Foundation (MAPh Foundation) was established in 2005 with the aim to support the institution’s financial sustainability.
Skills: MAPh are seeking to appoint 2-4 Trustees with the following skils:
- 1 role - expertise in investment portfolio management, to support with managing the endowment
- 1 role - legal expertise or Monash Council experience
- 2 roles - expertise in fundraising & philanthropy
Other core skills include:
- Arts experience
- Governance and Compliance
- Strategy and business management
- Finance & Risk
- Not for Profit Experience
- Networks and relationships in philanthropic donor community; art / photography supporters, enthusiasts and collectors; corporate and professional network
Closing date: 14 November 2025
Writers SA
Role: Volunteer / Advisor for Finance Sub-committee
Location: South Australia
Time commitment: The Board is currently meeting more frequently due to recent leadership changes but anticipate meeting quarterly in 2026, with the sub-committee meeting in advance of this to go through the finance papers and to address any other queries with the CEO.
Overview: Writers SA is the state’s peak organisation for writing and literature, putting South Australian writers at the forefront of national literary culture. They nurture deeper connections, create vital opportunities and industry pathways, and support writers at all stages, through an array of literary programs, festivals, services, and events.
Skills: Writers SA are looking for someone with an ability to read accounts, and to interrogate the financial oversight of the company. Ability to advise on finance questions would be beneficial. Experience in the non-profit sector or a willingness to engage and learn is desirable.
Closing date: ASAP
Want to find out more or register your interest?
Contact PwC OnBoard Program Lead, Shae Kuipers.
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Nancy Mendez, PwC Alumnus & Member of the Board of Governance,
BrainSTEM Limited
“PwC OnBoard is a unique opportunity to commence or extend your Board career. For me, it was an opportunity to live my purpose and passion. I have leveraged my skills, experience and network working in the software tech industry over 25 years to deliver real impact.”
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