MenuFAAA Advice Ambassador Program
An initiative to encourage FAAA members to build closer relationships with federal parliamentarians and advocate on behalf of the financial advice profession.
Appointing FAAA Advice Ambassadors follows the success of the Compensation Scheme of Last Resort (CSLR) writing campaign in 2024. In this campaign, FAAA members were asked to write to their Member of Parliament and State Senators to explain the impost of the CSLR on advisers as small business owners which resulted in the mounting of a Senate Inquiry into the collapse of Dixon Advisory.
The FAAA supports its ambassadors in setting up meetings and providing relevant information and support material for meetings with politicians.
Amplify your voice
Make new connections
Promote our profession
Build professional skills
Electorate vacancies
If you are interested in becoming an FAAA Advice Ambassador for one of the vacant electorates below, please get in touch with George John – FAAA Senior Manager, Government Relations & Policy.
Not sure on your electorate? Click here for more information.
Vacancies
- Bennelong
- Blaxland
- Calare
- Chifley
- Eden-Monaro
- Fowler
- Gilmore
- Hughes
- Hunter
- Lindsay
- McMahon
- Page
- Paterson
- Richmond
- Shortland
Vacancies
- Ballarat
- Bruce
- Calwell
- Casey
- Cooper
- Corangamite
- Corio
- Flinders
- Gippsland
- Gorton
- Indi
- La Trobe
- Lalor
- Mallee
- Monash
- Scullin
- Senator in Wodonga
- Wannon
Vacancies
- Dickson
- Fairfax
- Kennedy
- Leichardt
- Senator on the Gold Coast
- Senator in Brisbane
Vacancies
- Brand
- Bullwinkel
- Burt
- Canning
- Durack
- Hasluck
- Moore
- O’Connor
- Perth
- Senators in Perth
- Swan
- Tangney
Vacancies
- Boothby
- Hindmarsh
- Kingston
- Makin
- Mayo
- Spence
- Senators in Adelaide
Vacancies
- Braddon
- Senators in Launceston
- Senators in Devonport
- Senators in Hobart
- Senator in Richmond
- Senator in Burnie
Vacancies
- No current vacancies – express your interest here for future opportunities
Vacancies
- Lingiari
- Senators in Darwin
- Solomon
Pathway to CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER® Certification
Completing the FAAA Proficiency Units 1-4 can be a pathway to completing the CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER® Certification (CFP-C). If your goal is to become a CFP Professional it is recommended that you establish your eligibility before commencing study. You can do this by submitting an application in the FAAA Portal or by getting in touch with the education team.
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