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Media Sales Executive

ARN Bendigo, Victoria

21st March 2024

21st March 2024

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Media Sales ExecutiveARN

Bendigo, Victoria

21st March 2024


Media Sales Executive



As part of ARN, the recognised leader in audio in Australia, you have an opportunity to share your voice on the future of audio. Audio is booming and we are defining it. We are entertainers. We create moments that move people, and that people move to. We are investing in audio’s smartest advertising, experts, and innovations. This gives us unparalleled understanding of our audience and the content that moves them and helps us form quality connections with our customers. It’s our commitment to creating moments that move people that makes us memorable.

The GOLD rush is on, with more and more local businesses using GOLD Central Victoria to market themselves, we need to ensure we continue to provide fantastic advertising solutions right here in Central Victoria.


We are seeking a well presented, results oriented, Media Sales Executive to join our sales team!


Current top performers in our group come from a variety of different backgrounds including – Telecommunications, Retail, Real Estate, Media, Insurance and Hospitality, but they all have one thing in common – a strong drive to succeed!


About The Role:
Generate advertising sales revenue through the presentation of advertising strategies for local businesses.
Achieve set monthly sales targets.
Represent the radio brand to current advertisers.
Successfully prospect and secure additional advertisers to the radio brand.
Work well in a team with the ability to work autonomously when required.

About You:
Excellent communication and presentation skills.
Strong business acumen understanding with sound relationship building abilities.
Great organisation and time management.
Proficiency using Microsoft Office and high-level administration skills.
Ability to work autonomously and as a part of a team.
The successful applicant must hold a current drivers license.


An attractive salary package is offered which includes a base salary, car allowance, commission, and superannuation. You will be working in our new premises in Golden Square, Bendigo.

Our Culture:


We have four behaviours that make up our "Culture in Action" which describe how we act every day to create a great place to work:
Aim High​- Set big goals and achieve together.
Own It​ – Take ownership and be solutions focused.
Be Your Best Self​ - Create the environment we need to thrive.
Make a Difference​ – Seek out ways to have a positive impact.

Bring your skills, genius, and energy along on our journey, please press the APPLY button and upload your cover letter and resume!


For more details, head to www.arn.com.au and connect with us via Instagram (@arndefiningaudio) and LinkedIn (LinkedIn /ARN) EEO Statement. ARN is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, colour, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, national origin, protected veteran status, disability or any other basis protected by federal, state, or local law.


Disability Accommodation
For individuals with disabilities that need additional assistance at any point in the application and interview process, please contact the People & Culture team at the relevant state office: https://www.arn.com.au/contact-us

Screen Industry in Regional Australia

The classic Australian screen aesthetic is distinctly rural. Australia’s most successful big screen offerings – think Crocodile Dundee, Australia and Mad Max – tend to use our unique ecology as a point of difference. It’s made the outback Australia’s most compelling tourist attraction; an almost mystical place that draws in tourists from all over the world.

Despite this, the Australian screen production industry has historically been based in metro areas. Regional, remote and rural areas have been used almost exclusively for sets, with production crews shipping in, filming, and shipping out again.

But there’s change in the air.

From our blog: 5 Exciting Regional Destinations for the Screen Industry in Australia

The Australian film and TV industry is beginning to realise that regional, remote and rural areas have more to offer than just their beautiful backdrops. Production space is more cost-effective, competition is less intense, and a deep well of regional talent has until now remained untapped.

This exceptional regional talent pool is ready to play an ever-growing part in this world leading industry.

As many rural economies transition away from traditional industries, an incredible opportunity is presented to regional communities, screen industry organisations and talented individuals alike: the chance to be part of newly minted regional film and TV hubs.

At Grapevine Jobs we champion regional Australia as a destination for the screen industry. We’re passionate about pairing film and TV organisations with talented people in rural areas, of which there are many. And unlike more generic job platforms, we focus exclusively on the Australian screen industry, partnering with film and TV organisations to deliver the latest and greatest job opportunities direct to you.

Perhaps you’re a screenwriter in Darwin, a VFX expert in Coffs Harbour, or a sound engineer in Byron Bay. Maybe you’re a budding television producer in Alice Springs, a production coordinator in Broome, or an editor in Burnie. You might be a talented suburbanite looking for a more quiet, relaxed and affordable lifestyle. You could be a country kid looking for a career path in a fun, creative and exciting industry. No matter whether your skills or passions lie in production, crew work, VFX & animation, post-production or broadcasting, there are an increasing number of regional opportunities being made available throughout Australia.

Cairns costume designers, Broken Hill broadcast leads, Mildura modellers, Toowoomba technical artists and Geraldton graphic designers, the list goes on.

If you’re excited by the thought of being part of the next Australian blockbuster, if you’re looking for a job that doubles as a creative outlet, or if you enjoy the unique challenges that roles in film and TV serve up, a career in the Australian screen industry might be for you. And if you are excited by the thought of working in a regional, rural or remote setting, you’ve come to exactly the right place.

It’s time for the Australian screen industry to enjoy a seachange or treechange. And you can play a part in helping it make the move.

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