Are you a commercially focused leader who excels at driving performance across complex portfolios? Do you enjoy working with CEOs, Boards and executive teams to unlock growth, lift profitability and build sustainable businesses?
At Community Broker Network (CBN), this role offers the opportunity to lead, influence and create long term value across our subsidiaries and associated businesses.
🔷 About CBN
Community Broker Network is Australia’s largest network of general insurance authorised representatives, supporting over 300 businesses and 1,000 employees nationally.
Our role is to empower brokers to succeed — through access to markets, technology, education, marketing, HR and business advisory services. We’re proud of our Great Place to Work certification, our strong culture, and our commitment to helping people and businesses thrive.
Our values underpin everything we do:
🔹 We listen (Understand)
🔹 We achieve (Accomplish)
🔹 We are one (Together)
🔷 Purpose of the Role
As General Manager – Subsidiaries & Associates, you will own and grow the contribution of CBN’s subsidiary and associate portfolio, with clear accountability for revenue growth, EBITDA improvement and value creation.
This role partners closely with subsidiary CEOs, Boards and the CBN Executive to ensure strong governance, operational performance and alignment with CBN’s strategic and commercial objectives.
✨ What You’ll Do
Portfolio Performance
Governance & Risk
Integration & Value Creation
Leadership & Stakeholder Engagement
Preferred location: Melbourne.
We are open to exceptional candidates based in other locations across Australia, with flexibility to travel as required.
💡 What You’ll Bring
🔷 Why Join CBN?
🏆 Great Place to Work certified
🌟 Hybrid working flexibility
💰 Competitive executive remuneration
📈 Incentive and bonus plans
📚 Leadership development
❤️ Wellbeing allowance, mental health days & birthday leave
👶 Paid parental leave
✈️ Travel and cyber insurance discounts
🔷 Ready to Lead What’s Next?
Join CBN, where leadership makes a lasting difference.