As the OWA Asia-Pacific Regional Manager, you will be responsible for the strategy and success of our work in the Asia-Pacific region, which includes Asia, Australia, and New Zealand. You will manage region-specific staff, grow and strengthen our alliance in the region, and publicly represent the OWA. This position reports to the Director of the Open Wing Alliance. This position can be based in Australia, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, or Singapore.

This position has a priority application deadline of Sunday, Feb 23rd at 9pm UTC. Salary will be determined at time of offer. To determine compensation, we consider many factors, such as the market rate in the country. Therefore, when expanding into a country for the first time, we only undertake this work towards the end of our recruitment process, when we know where our ideal candidate is based.

Please let me know if you have any questions!

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