Tasracing Pty Ltd is the principal racing authority in Tasmania.
Tasracing Pty Ltd is the principal racing authority in Tasmania and a State‑owned company responsible for overseeing the operations and future development of the Tasmanian racing industry. The racing industry makes a meaningful contribution to Tasmania’s regional communities through employment, economic activity and long‑standing community engagement. The Tasracing Board provides strategic direction, effective oversight and sound governance, while guiding the organisation through ongoing regulatory, cultural and operational reform to support the long‑term sustainability of the Tasmanian racing industry.
Tasracing is seeking to appoint an experienced and highly regarded Chairperson to lead its Board through a period of significant transition and reform within Tasmania’s racing industry and the implementation of new integrity and governance arrangements. The Chairperson role presents a genuine opportunity to shape the strategic direction of a significant, high‑profile organisation at a pivotal point in its evolution.
The successful candidate will bring substantial experience at board level, together with commercial acumen and a demonstrated ability to lead through complex change environments. Experience working within government‑owned or regulated entities, along with a collaborative approach to stakeholder engagement will be essential. Candidates will be recognised for their integrity, sound judgement and capacity to contribute to a strong, high‑performing board culture, while maintaining a clear focus on animal welfare, industry sustainability and community expectations.
In accordance with the State Government’s Women on Boards Strategy, women are strongly encouraged to apply for this position.
For a confidential discussion or to request a copy of the role statement, please contact Sarah Hingston on 0418 515 677 or email jobs@chapmanexecutive.com.au. To submit an application, please apply online at www.chapmanexecutive.com.au by Wednesday, 13 May 2026.