POSITION: Sponsorship Representative, VIC

Alex Crerar, 1st August 2022
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POSITION: Sponsorship Representative

​Do you love community radio? Are you wanting to help local business promote their goods and services? Then Radio Eastern has a role for you! Radio Eastern are looking for motivated people to join their team of sponsorship representatives. 

About the Role: 

An exciting opportunity exists for enthusiastic and motivated individuals, who love community engagement and supporting small business to join our sponsorship team.

Radio Eastern FM 98.1 is a community radio station in Melbourne’s outer east and has operated since 1991. We broadcast to areas covering the municipalities of Yarra ranges, Maroondah, Knox, Manningham and Whitehorse.

We have an exciting program of modernisation and we are keen to identify motivated individuals who can clearly articulate the value proposition of community radio as a channel to promote products and services to drive sponsorship activity. Our approach is to leverage the uniqueness of:

Local Business, using local radio to promote to our local community.  

These roles are not remunerated; however commission is paid on sponsorship sales.

Desired Skills: 

Proficiency in Microsoft Office, general IT proficiency, excellent presentation skills and enthusiasm are critical for this role.

Application Process: 

For more information, please contact [email protected] or visit www.radioeasternfm.com.au

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