ArtsPay Advisory Committee Marketing

About ArtsPay

ArtsPay is an Australian payments company that believes in making business add up for everyone. In sharp contrast to other payment companies which exist solely for profit, our mission is to build a sustainable source of funding for the arts, driven by world-class payment technology.

ArtsPay works across all industries, including the hospitality, retail, arts, e-commerce, tech, government and service sectors, to turn the payments industry into a force for good.

Fifty per cent of the profits generated by transaction fees are used to support the arts via our registered charity, The ArtsPay Foundation. Details of our product offering and payment solutions can be found at

About The ArtsPay Foundation

The ArtsPay Foundation is the charitable arm of ArtsPay. It distributes funds raised from ArtsPay transaction fees to artists and small arts organisations across Australia, focusing on those driving community connection, inclusion and creativity.

Its mission is to become a permanent, sustainable new source of funding for artists all around Australia.

The ArtsPay Foundation is managed by an independent Board and operates as an ACNC registered charity, with both TCC and DGR statuses. It issues grants that help strengthen the arts ecosystem by providing flexible, no-strings-attached support that enables creative practice to thrive. For more information visit

ArtsPay Advisory Committee

The ArtsPay Advisory Committee supports the Co-Founders and Directors in strengthening ArtsPay's strategy, growth, and governance as the organisation transitions from an early-stage startup to a mature, purpose-led enterprise.

Members of the Committee shall contribute their expertise across multiple domains, collaborate on cross-functional initiatives, and play a key role in shaping the company's future governance structures.

Committee Members are not Directors and have no regulatory responsibilities in relation to the organisation. All Members will, however, be asked to comply with the ArtsPay Charter of Roles and Responsibilities, which covers matters related to the good governance of the organisation. A copy of that Charter is available on request.

Diversity and Inclusion

ArtsPay is committed to building a team that reflects the diversity of the communities we serve across culture, gender, age, ability, and lived experience. We particularly welcome interest from First Nations people, people living with disability, and those working in regional or remote communities.

Commitment and Term

Membership of the ArtsPay Advisory Committee is voluntary, and members are asked to commit to a minimum of two years. Onboarding sessions will be provided to all new members, before moving to regular monthly (online or in-person) meetings. Occasional input is also expected between meetings.

Currently Available Positions

ArtsPay is seeking up to three appropriately qualified individuals to join our Advisory Committee, with a focus on the following three specialisations: 1. Technology & Payments Industry; 2. Market Development & Growth; and 3. Marketing & Communications.

This post is for the vacancy below.

Marketing & Communications Advisor

Purpose/FocusStrengthen ArtsPay's profile, storytelling, and engagement strategy across both business and arts sectors. Help position ArtsPay as a trusted, purpose-driven brand that connects commerce and community.

Key Responsibilities

• Advise on brand positioning, communications, and marketing strategy.
• Support ArtsPay's media and social engagement, including campaigns, partnerships, and storytelling.
• Help develop strategies for community engagement across arts, business, and philanthropic networks.
• Guide content and messaging that build brand credibility and attract both merchants and supporters.
• Collaborate with other advisors on cross-functional initiatives that integrate brand, technology, and commercial growth.

Desired Experience and Attributes

• At least ten years' experience in marketing, communications, or brand strategy, ideally within purpose-driven or startup environments.
• Understanding of creative industries, small business ecosystems, or social enterprise.
• Strong storytelling and stakeholder engagement skills.
• Practical mindset suited to a lean, fast-moving organisation where everyone contributes broadly.

How to Apply

If you are interested in being part of the next phase of growth of one of Australia's most innovative and exciting startups, please upload a CV and short expression of interest in a cover letter outlining your skills and experience as they relate to the advisory role above.

For inquiries from individuals interested in applying, please contact Alistair Webster on or email

Applications will be accepted until 5pm AEDT, Friday 2 January 2026