Adelaide 36ers, Duxton Bees and an investment banking firm are among those recruiting in SA

The chance to build Australia’s biggest beekeeping company is among the executive jobs on offer in SA. Or are you a basketball fan?

Duxton Asset Management has a plan to become the biggest beekeeper in Australia, providing pollination services to various agricultural sectors.

The company is now advertising for its first chief executive officer, and the listing joins roles at Lenswood Apples and Adelaide Equity Partners among other top level roles being advertised in South Australia

DUXTON BEES - CHIEF EXECUTIVE

Executive chairman and co-founder of Duxton Asset Management Ed Peter.

Duxton has its fingers in many agricultural pies, owning large vineyard holdings as well as almonds, dairies, orchards and pubs.

The Adelaide-based investment outfit, which also has two listed arms, has spoke before about its desire to become Australia’s largest beekeeping company, and is now looking for a chief executive to drive the program.

The company also spoke recently about its plans to revitalise the Australian dried fruits industry.

More details here.

LENSWOOD APPLES - CHIEF EXECUTIVE

The Adelaide Hills is premium apple-growing territory.

Morton Phillips is helping Lenswood Apples recruit a new boss for the Adelaide Hills co-operative, chaired by Iain Evans. As well as supplying half of the state’s apples, the co-op is also researching new apple varieties and is looking for someone to take the reins as it looks to trademark new apple varieties and continue to supply its high quality produce.

More details here.

ADELAIDE 36ERS - CHIEF EXECUTIVE

Reporting to chairman Grant Kelley, the new 36ers boss will have a new head coach and a new home base to build on.

“Reporting to a small but ambitious Board, you will be accountable for the execution of the organisation’s key objectives: financial sustainability, community engagement, commercial reach, attendance growth and general operations - ensuring how things are done is as important as what is accomplished.’’

More details here.

The Adelaide 36ers are looking for a new chief executive to lead them into a new phase, with a new home.

ADELAIDE EQUITY PARTNERS - INVESTMENT BANKING ASSOCIATE

AEP has been behind many of the corporate finance deals in Adelaide since its founding in 2004, claiming to have been involved in more than $2bn in capital raisings and $2.7bn in transactions. The firm is after an associate with a minimum of five years’ experience in investment banking.

More details here.

PROPERTY COUNCIL OF AUSTRALIA - POLICY AND MEDIA MANAGER

Property Council of Australia’s SA executive director Daniel Gannon.

As one of the state’s largest employers and investors the property industry holds a lot of sway, with policy and media engagement a key part of this. Joining a team headed by Daniel Gannon this role will be responsible for developing policy strategy, research and engaging with the media.

More details here.

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN TOURISM COMMISSION - EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, MARKETING PLUS EVENT DEVELOPMENT MANAGER

It would be a surprise if the three year role of event development manager wouldn’t have something to do with replacing a certain V8 car race formerly based in Adelaide. With domestic tourism at the fore due to the pandemic, local marketing is ramping up, giving these roles even more importance than previously in a competitive national environment.. The development manager role will lead a team overseeing events such as the NRL State of Origin, Adelaide International, Illuminate Adelaide, Winter Reds and Barossa Vintage Festival.

More details here and here.

THE OODIE - MARKETING MANAGER, ECOMMERCE

The Panda Oodie.

If you know a tween you probably know what a runaway success The Oodie has been. The Adelaide-based brand, which sells oversized plush hoodies, is looking for a marketing manager, but it’s not just The Oodie you’ll be looking after, with tree other well-known brands under the umbrella and five more in development.

More details here.

SCOUTS SA - CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

Employing about 180 FTEs and managing assets including the Scout Recycling Centre, Scout Outdoor Centre and the Woodhouse Activity Centre, Scouts SA has a turnover circa $35m. The organisation is looking for someone keen to “make a career defining contribution to a well respected and community focused entity’’.

More details here.

HONEYWELL - DIGITAL CAMPAIGN SPECIALIST

Sine Chief Executive Antony Ceravolo - the company was bought out by Honeywell recently.

Global outfit Honeywell acquired Adelaide tech company Sine recently and is obviously wasting no time capitalising on the purchase. Sine has offices in Adelaide, Los Angeles and The Philippines, with more to come, and is looking for someone to “lead all digital campaigns and develop new and innovative ways to boost our digital footprint’’.

More details here.