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As a professional association for association executives, one of the most important functions of AuSAE is to provide the tools, information and resources to assist our members to have the most successful career possible. 

Check out the AuSAE jobs board to see some of the association management roles currently available. If you are looking for staff you can also post your role to the jobs board as well.

Check out the not-for-profit remuneration report to obtain valuable information on the remuneration of positions within the not-for-profit sector.
Further Education (CAE)


If you are serious about your career in association management then it is well worth considering becoming a Certified Association Executive. The CAE is a formal course (delivered online) that covers the fundamental skill sets required to be a good, all-round, association executive. Even those with experience in the sector will find the course useful. Once you have successfully completed the course you are then able to add the CAE post-nominals after your name.


If you are already a highly experienced association executive then we recommend you take the steps to be recognised for your experience by applying to become a Fellow of AuSAE. The AuSAE Fellows Programme is intended to honour persons who have rendered appreciable and outstanding service to the Not for Profit sector, probably over a number of years, but not excluding those whose contributions have been significant although over a shorter period. The bestowment of Fellow status is a privilege and the names of the Society’s Fellows are held in high esteem.
Salary Benchmarks
AuSAE Fellowships
Life Members


The AuSAE Board of Directors may elect a person as a Honorary Life Member who, in its opinion, has rendered distinguished service to the Society. All nominations will be reviewed and assessed by the AuSAE Board of Directors. The AuSAE Board of Directors will consider all nominations for life membership usually at the first Board meeting in the calendar year. 




I'm a member because...


Having the opportunity to learn from and share with other AuSAE Association members was vital in helping me develop as a competent Association executive. The challenges around leadership and management of Associations have never been greater and being able to access relevant expertise, networks and training is essential if you are to achieve your real potential.

Kate Carnell, 
AuSAE Ambassador and 
Chief Executive Officer at ACCI
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