Board of Alpine Resorts Tourism (BART)
One
of the functions of the Alpine Resorts Co-ordinating Council is
to, in conjunction with Tourism Victoria, co-ordinate the overall
promotion of the alpine resorts. To this end, in 1999, the Board
for Alpine Resorts Tourism (BART) was established. It has an independent
chairperson and representatives of the ARCC, the Alpine Resort Management
Boards and Tourism Victoria.
BART currently
operates under an annual formal agreement, which each of the parties
contributing funding to the development and implementation of co-operative,
integrated alpine tourism marketing campaigns. The key objective
will continue to be based on the development of a valuable, generic
co-operative marketing platform. BART employs a marketing coordinator
who also acts as its executive officer.
A separate
marketing group has been established, which has responsibility for
developing and delivering BART's annual co-operative marketing and
promotional campaigns.
CALL FOR
APPLICATIONS FOR THE CHAIRPERSON OF THE BOARD FOR ALPINE RESORTS
TOURISM (BART)
The Board for Alpine Resorts Tourism (BART) is calling for an independent
chairperson to provide leadership and direction for the board in
order to achieve the objectives outlined in the BART Strategic
Plan. This position will be a 12 month contract, with the possibility
for extension. The successful candidate will commence their role
as the BART Chairperson from December 2009.
Under the Alpine
Resorts (Management) Act 1997, there is a legislative requirement
for the Alpine Resorts Coordinating Council (ARCC) to coordinate,
in conjunction with Tourism Victoria (TV), the overall promotion
of Alpine Resorts (Section 18(b)). The Act also requires the Alpine
Resort Management Boards (ARMBs) to contribute, together with TV
and the ARCC, to the overall promotion of Alpine Resorts (Section
38(b)). The Board for Alpine Resorts Tourism (BART) was established
in 1999 to ensure a coordinated approach to the overall promotion
of the Victorian Alpine Resorts. It has been identified that BART
has a key leadership role in the development of the industry. BART
operates under a formal Memorandum of Understanding between the
ARCC, TV and the five ARMBs (Falls Creek, Lake Mountain, Mount Baw
Baw, Mount Buller and Mount Stirling, and Mount Hotham). Each of
the parties to the Memorandum of Understanding contributes funding
for the promotion of alpine resorts in accordance with an annual
Funding Agreement tied to the current Strategic Plan.
The members
of BART are as follows:
- An independent
Chairperson - where appointed
- Two members
nominated by the ARCC
- Two members
nominated by TV
- Two members
nominated by the Falls Creek ARMB
- One member
nominated by the Lake Mountain ARMB
- One member
nominated by the Mount Baw Baw ARMB
- Two members
nominated by the Mount Buller and Mount Stirling ARMB
- Two members
nominated by the Mount Hotham ARMB
BART has also
established a Marketing Committee, which has been given responsibility
for developing and delivering BART's annual Marketing Plan. Each
member of BART may participate on the Marketing Committee, with
the Mount Hotham, Falls Creek and Mount Buller and Mount Stirling
ARMBs invited to contribute up to two members each (of which one
may be a lift company representative). The Marketing Committee plays
an important role in sharing information and ensuring an integrated
approach in the delivery of the cooperative marketing initiatives.
Further details
of the position's objectives and responsibilities are provided in
the Chairperson
Charter.
Should you
wish to apply for the position of BART Chairperson, please mark
your applications private and confidential and send to Kate Monahan
by close of business Friday, 30th of October 2009.
If you have
any enquiries, please contact either Brad Miles, Executive Officer,
Alpine Resorts Coordinating Council (Phone: 03 9637 8955 or email:
brad.miles@dse.vic.gov.au)
or Dorana Wirne, General Manager, Destination and Product Marketing
Tourism Victoria (Phone: 03 9653 9829 or email: dorana.wirne@tourism.vic.gov.au).

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