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As a Volunteer Business Analyst you are responsible for reviewing and analysing business processes, creating efficiencies, leading project teams and communicating technical information back to the business.

Volunteer Program Managers supervise and organise activities to ensure that project goals align with the company's objectives and to make sure those projects are delivered on time, on budget and to the required quality standards.

Agunya (shelter for life) is a Community Enterprise in the Kimberley, Agunya Deliver a program to allow non-indigenous enterprise to engage, listen, learn and benefit while providing opportunities to improve wellbeing and long term outcomes for all involved. There has been a willingness to intimately know local staff, their circumstances and be prepared to offer care and attention to these matters to gain trust. This initial period takes patience but the rewards are numerous.

In-House Lawyers combine understanding of the law with an in-depth knowledge of the employer organisation, including its business goals, obligations (such as to shareholders), assets and liabilities.

A Lawyer provides legal advice to clients in one or more areas of law to individuals or businesses when they require advice or assistance with a legal issue. Lawyers manage the daily legal affairs of their clients, including preparing contracts, drawing up claims and negotiating settlements. Some Lawyers deal with disputes, and will appear in court on behalf of their clients if a Barrister is not required.

A Solicitor provides advice and assistance with legal issues to individuals and businesses, and advises in one or more areas of the law. In Australia, a Solicitor is a person with a practising certificate that is not a Barrister or Judge.

A Compliance Officer is responsible for ensuring a company’s practices are compliant with any relevant laws, regulations and licensing requirements. They advise key stakeholders on a range of matters including compliance; auditing; health and safety; financial and other types of risk, and legislation.

Financial Planners (also known as Financial Advisors) are professionals who guide individuals and organisations on how to set and meet their financial goals.