Smart City Advisory Committee Expressions Of

Provide advice and be a sounding board for strategy- Remuneration of Members will be $5000 per annumCity of Parramatta Council is seeking Expressions of Interest from suitably qualified and experienced people to be appointed as independent members of Council’s Smart City Advisory Committee.The Committee comprises of two (2) Councillors and a maximum of five (5) independent members and will meet at least four (4) times per year in Parramatta. This is an advisory committee that provides a trusted sounding board and independent advice to Council, to guide innovation and to ensure the development of the City of Parramatta as a Smart City and an innovative Council. The first involvement of the Committee is to provide insight in the preparation of the new Smart City Strategy.Remuneration of Members will be $5000 per annum.A copy of the Smart City Advisory Committee Terms of Reference can be obtained below.**Selection Criteria**- Demonstration of relevant skills, experience, and capacity to contribute to the Committee; and- Applicants who have a specific interest in furthering the objectives of Council’s Smart City Strategy; and as detailed in Council’s Smart City Masterplan and relevant experience- Applicants who live, work, study or have a strong commitment to the City of Parramatta LGA.**Submitting an Application**Interested parties should address the selection criteria by:- Providing a current CV- (Optional) Preparing a statement which addresses the selection criteria.- City of Parramatta Council embraces diversity, and we encourage all applicants; including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people with disability, gender diverse, LGBTIQ, veterans and culturally diverse communities to join Council. We are committed to making reasonable adjustments to provide a positive, barrier-free recruitment process and supportive workplace._**_This opportunity is not open to City of Parramatta employees due to conflict of interest._**Smart City Advisory Council Terms of Reference Opens in new windowSCAC EOI Information Package Opens in new window