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 d.talks started in 2013 as a public facing forum meant to build community and conversation within the city on the value of design and the built environment. What drives the way we build? Who gets to weigh in on the city!s cultural aspirations? What kind of city do you want to live in? Providing a well-respected and energetic public forum, d.talks events invite Calgarians into conversation—regardless of age, gender orientation, or difference of ancestry, all are invited to explore design!s impact on how one feels connected to this place, in this city. The conversations build civic discourse, encourage citizens to come together, to share in a vision for Calgary. We often say that a question is as important as an answer; that a question can inspire not only reflection, but new ways of seeing. We now ask, are you compelled to join us? In the past year, d.talks has embarked upon a review to strengthen the organization!s managerial and administrative capacity, preparing for management transition. In support of this process, d.talks is seeking a part-time Managing Director during this vitally important period of growth.d.talks started in 2013 as a public facing forum meant to build community and conversation within the city on the value of design and the built environment.What drives the way we build? Who gets to weigh in on the city!s cultural aspirations? What kind of city do you want to live in?Providing a well-respected and energetic public forum, d.talks events invite Calgarians into conversation—regardless of age, gender orientation, or difference of ancestry, all are invited to explore design's impact on how one feels connected to this place, in this city. The conversations build civic discourse, encourage citizens to come together, to share in a visionfor Calgary.We often say that a question is as important as an answer; that a question can inspire not only reflection, but new ways of seeing. We now ask, are you compelled to join us?In the past year, d.talks has embarked upon a review to strengthen the organization's managerial and administrative capacity, preparing for management transition. In support of this process, d.talks is seeking a part-time Managing Director during this vitally important period of growth.The Role Working closely with the Artistic Director, the Managing Director will be accountable to the d.talks Board of Directors and will play a key role in the organization in strategic leadership,driving fund development efforts, administration, and ensuring fiscal sustainability of the organization.A future-oriented city builder and entrepreneurial leader, the successful candidate will bring financial literacy, experience in managing projects and budgets, engaging stakeholders and community organizations, and grant writing knowledge. The successful candidate will play a prominent role in leading and inspiring staff, volunteers, and stakeholders of the organization,and have a collaborative approach and ability to work in groups with diverse backgrounds,interests, and levels of experience.Key areas of focus for the role include the following:Stewardship• Financial Oversight including sourcing grant opportunities and grant writing• Manage charitable donation receipts and record-keeping• Work with Treasurer and Bookkeeper to develop annual operational budgets and maintainfinancial records• Direct operational fundraising initiatives working with the Board and Development CommitteeVisionary Leadership• Oversee program delivery and project execution• Lead a core of volunteers to deliver program and outreach• Provide thought leadership on the organizational strategy including audience and stakeholder engagementA Passion for Community Outreach• Steward relationships with community and supporting organizations• Liaise with the Relationships Committee and the Board to develop and strengthenstakeholder relationships CompensationThe Managing Director will be a part-time contract position with the potential for increased responsibility over time, based on funding. As such, the role offers a flexible work schedule. Some periodic phone meetings will be required during weekday business hours. A few early evening meetings may require online participation. All work can be done from home with access to the internet and phone, both during and after the pandemic. A centrally-located space for meetings can be provided once health guidelines allow for in-person meetings. This space will be safe and inclusive as well as accessible by transit.The d.talks board has allocated $25,000 - $30,000 (based on experience) to this contract position through the end of the fiscal year. There is potential for this contract to be extended based on performance. d.talks is an equal opportunity organization. We thank you for your interest.To ApplySubmit a blind resume (a CV + cover letter without name/contact details) that outlines your experience. We are requesting blind submissions in order to support the d.talks Board in the commitment to diversity and inclusion with the hiring process.Please include a separate cover letter with your name, email and relevant contact details,including any social media handles you wish to share. You are welcome to include references on the cover letter.Please send your blind resume and separate cover letter with contact details to:[email protected]Applications are accepted until end of day May 30, 2021.Design Talks (d.talks) is located on the traditional territories of the Treaty 7 region of Alberta including theBlackfoot Confederacy comprised of the Siksika, Piikani and the Kainai First Nations, the Iyarhe Nakodaincluding the Bearspaw, Chiniki, and Wesley First Nations, the Beaver people of the Tsuut!ina First Nation,and the people of the Métis Nation of Alberta, Region III. 

 Boys & Girls Club of Greater Victoria’s Mission is to provide safe, supportive places where children, youth and families experience opportunity, overcome barriers, develop skills, positive relationships and confidence for successfully leading their lives and communities. We provide social, recreational and developmental services to children, youth and their families that support all aspects of our Mission. The Agency supports practice through a trauma-informed lens, placing a priority on participant safety, choice, and self-determination. All our programs are approved by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF).Position SummaryThe Manager, Treatment Programs, internally known as the Professional Practice Coordinator (PPC) is responsible for the safe and effective provision of programming and service delivery for at-risk youth (12-19 years old) with complex issues including trauma, mental health and addictions and behavioural issues that require intensive support and engagement with staff. The Manager will work in-program and must be comfortable working with court mandated youth required to attend a treatment program, as well as with youth who volunteer to participate in programming.  The Manager is responsible for the effective planning, implementation, risk management and supervision of staff and volunteers in their portfolio of programs.  Foundational to this role is coaching and guiding staff in their professional practice and delivering programming through a trauma informed lens, placing priority on participant safety, empowerment and skill development. As a key leader in the Agency, the Manager demonstrates the active pursuit of intentional practice with a relentless focus on outcomes and results.  The Manager leads by example adopting the Agency’s Core Values and Code of Ethics to guide decision-making and professional behaviour.Duties and ResponsibilitiesDevelops a staff team with the capacity to provide ongoing youth and family support using the most advanced techniques in the helping fieldWorks in-program as an active team member, role modelling and supporting quality program delivery and best practicesApplies clear expectations about treatment modalitiesAccepts a client centered approach with youth in the application of serviceReviews, monitors and measures program and service delivery objectives against actual contract deliverablesDevelops, monitors implements and evaluates new/existing programs in collaboration with Program DirectorReviews new participant referrals/registration, screens for program eligibility and other information needed for program acceptance decision-makingFacilitates weekly Case Management meetings and service provisionDevelop program objectives and service delivery outcomes with Program DirectorLead the adoption of a mindset and practice of intentionality in program implementation and service delivery maximizing opportunities for participant success and program impact Provides Clinical Supervision and support with a view to develop competenciesComplete Work Plans, Performance Reviews and Training Plan for direct reportsProvides service delivery through the lens of the following evidence-based research: strengths-based, Trauma Informed Practice, & Positive Behaviour Support and experiential learningCommunicates, monitors and ensures compliance of local, provincial, and federal, standards, regulations and legislationMonitors and maintains budget allocations and financial controls recommending alternative expenditure options to ensure “compliance”Prepares and monitors staff schedules; monitors vacation and sick time; approves vacation entitlementsDevelops, cultivates and stewards program relationships with staff, referring authorities, stakeholders, volunteers, etc.Participates as Agency brand champion at community events, committees and other official functions Reviews, monitors, follows and ensures compliance of monthly and quarterly Health & Safety “Schedule” including drills, trainings and Licensing requirementsIdentifies human resource staffing needs and competency development requirementsRecruits, reference checks, on-boards, performance manages and terminates employees in consultation with Program DirectorDevelops and maintains an inventory of Social Media content to support Strategic Plan brand engagement prioritiesQualificationsUndergraduate Degree in Child and Youth Care, Social Work, Criminal Justice, Recreation, Education, or equivalent combination of education, training and experienceMinimum 5 years experience in a formal leadership role in a related fieldCultural humility trainingExtensive experience providing trauma informed clinical supervision support Knowledge of mental health and substance useNon Violent Crisis Intervention trainingMotivational InterviewingEffective verbal, written and presentation/group facilitation skillsClass 5 Driver’s LicenseClean Criminal Record CheckClass 4 Driver’s License Reliable transportationAssetsKnowledge of and experience working in a licensed/accredited program environmentExperience working in a staffed resource providing 24/7 careMental Health First Aid certification Behavioural Intervention training ASIST CertificationSMART Recovery or other recovery focussed programmingPosition TermsWage: $54,600-$63,700 annuallyStatus:  Full-Time, Permanent Hours: 35 Hour per weekBenefits: Extended Health coverage including dental, prescriptions, optical, life insurance, critical illness, long-term disabilityOpportunities: Professional developmentTo ApplyPlease submit your resume and cover letter stating the position that you are applying to and clearly demonstrating how your experience and qualifications relate to the positionEmail:  [email protected] ·         The job posting will remain open until the position is filled. We thank all who apply.  Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.Important Note Regarding COVID-19This is a front-line position working in direct contact with youth, and it is considered safe according to governmental guidelines for pandemic outbreaks.As an organization we are taking the necessary precautions and adhering to all Provincial Health Authorities’ (PHA) recommendations on sanitization, mask wearing and social distancing in close proximity.·         Please do not apply if you are at risk with underlying health concerns or have your own personal concerns regarding social distancing that go beyond the PHA’s recommendations as we cannot accommodate while adhering to governmental directives The Boys & Girls Club of Greater Victoria acknowledges the Lkwungen, W̱SÁNEĆ, T’sou-ke, MÁlexeŁ and Scia’new people, whose traditional territories we live and work upon each day.

Location:  2716 Sunridge Way NE (this position would work remotely during the COVID-19 work-from-home mandate)Position Type:  12-18 month maternity leave contractHours: Monday – Friday [open to part-time (22.5 hrs) or full-time (37.5 hrs)]Program: MiskanawahMiskanawah is an Indigenous agency that draws jointly from the strengths and guidance of Indigenous teachings and evidence-based practices in human services, to support vulnerable children, youth and families.  The Grant Writer will be primarily responsible for actively searching and applying for funding opportunities that align with the organization’s identified strategic goals and priorities.  They will also support the organization’s communications department to assist with a variety of writing assignments, not limited to website content, social media, brochures and posters, and contribute to the development of the organization’s Annual Report. Responsibilities: • Work with the CEO, Director of Finance and Program Managers to identify and understand funding needs of the organization • Research and compile available funding sources and develop grant proposals in relation to identified funding needs and agency’s strategic plan • Maintain track of deadlines for proposal and report submissions • Work with the Program Evaluator to ensure funding reports are prepared in alignment with contract expectations • Work with the Communications Associate and CEO to maintain current donor relationships and steward new donor relationships • Work with the Communications Associate to write and edit content for web, brochures, social media, etc. • Contribute to the development of the organization’s Annual ReportSkills: • Demonstrated success in grant writing • Ability to prioritize, time manage, and multi-task in a fast paced environment• Exceptional writing and communications skills • Ability to problem solve independently • Flexible and adaptable to new tasks • Ability to manage deadlines • Self-motivated, uses initiative, detail oriented • Proven organizational, time management and multi-tasking skills • Knowledge of the Calgary and Alberta philanthropic environments • Willingness to learn about and engage in Indigenous cultural offerings Requirements: • Diploma or Degree in related field • Minimum three years’ experience in grant writing • Experience in other writing tasks for non-profit organizations is an asset • Criminal Record and Vulnerable Sector Check • Child Intervention Check • Competency in Microsoft applications including Word, Excel and Outlook We offer the opportunity to be part of a creative and positive work environment, a competitive salary, supports for professional development, opportunity for advancement, and the chance to be part of a team that supports children, youth and families to thrive within a culturally responsive community. Please submit a cover letter and resume to [email protected] by May 14, 2021. Please reference “Grant Writer” in the subject line.

ECO Canada is the steward for the Canadian environmental workforce across all industries. From job creation and wage funding, to training and labour market research – we champion the end-to-end career of an environmental professional. We work with the federal, provincial, and municipal governments in all Canadian regions to support economic growth and environmental stewardship as best practice.For over 20 years we have been connecting environmental employers and skilled junior talent through employment programs that offer wage subsidies to drive valuable on-the-job work experience and essential skills training. Our programs provide eligible employers a portion of a candidate's salary for co-op and full-time environmental jobs. As a team, we have created over 7500 jobs and are now looking for someone to elevate the program to the next level. If you are up for the challenge, you might be ECO Canada’s new Program Lead, Acquisitions and Engagement.When you work at ECO Canada, you are supporting the growth of an abundant environmental workforce. Along with competitive benefits and compensation, we provide the opportunity to work alongside a dynamic team that values collaboration, high performance and, of course, celebrating our successes! We believe that rewarding, meaningful work should be part of every step of the career journey. Job DescriptionAs a leading member of the Employment Programs, your role is to help develop and execute the program strategy to ensure there is an adequate supply of qualified professionals to meet the needs of Canada’s growing environmental workforce. The successful candidate will excel in creating and leveraging relationships with key stakeholders including industry and academic partners and be able to exceed internal and external program targets. Responsibilities include:Support the day-to-day Employment Programs team activities which include the strategy, design, and execution of the project plan, communication, and operational requirements.Create and maintain relationships with external partners and key stakeholders within post-secondary institutions and career advancement service providers in order to see program growth and success.Program ManagementAchieve operational objectives by contributing information and recommendations to strategic plans and reviews, determine and implementing process improvements and reviews.Participate in budget forecasting activities and scheduling expenditures.Coach, mentor and develop staff, including overseeing new employee onboarding, performance management and providing career development planning and opportunities.Maintain dashboard of program success metrics and results and identify if targets are being met, surpassed, or behind. Marketing Support and CollaborationLead the strategy and collaboration of marketing and promotional initiatives that could include in-person events, key stakeholder engagement, and on-site participation.Participate in the development of new funding initiatives and proposal development.Other special project assistance may be required.Acquisitions and FulfillmentCoordinate and participate in site visits for the purposes of program evaluation and customer relationship management.Lead event coordination and promotional strategy for program success.Develop and maintain acquisition and cross-promotional goals and metrics.Support reporting and analytics of the Employment Programs.Resolve escalated customer issues and customer complaints by clarifying information, emphasizing benefits, and working through differences to a positive conclusion.Maintain a deep understanding of customer needs and monitor their preferences. Identify business opportunities, and convert warm leads, and seek out partnerships. Stay up to date on the company’s current product and service offerings. Identify opportunities for campaigns, services, and distribution channels that will lead to increased program participation.Be an ambassador of ECO Canada by promoting ECO’s products and services to create and enhance relationships. Required SkillsThe incumbent should have demonstrable experience in the following areas:Strong interpersonal skills and desire to connect with people working in all areas of the environment sector.Great attitude and ability to maintain control while executing multiple initiatives and delegating activities.Exceptional organizational skills and high attention to detail.Great presentation and communication skills.Desire to work in a results-focused environment.Motivated self-starter with a readiness to adapt to a variety of situations.Able to develop and manage budgets and project reporting requirements.Previous knowledge or desire to learn about Canada’s environmental workforce. Qualifications and EducationMinimum of a Bachelor's degree or equivalent in business or project management related field.3-5 years of experience in coaching and supervising staffing resources at various levels.Expert level computer skills and experience with MS Office, particularly with Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint.2-3 years of experience in project management and fulfillment requirements, preferably in the environmental industry.Comfortable working in a variety of online platforms such as Dynamics CRM, MS Project, etc.Must be willing to travel periodically throughout Canada (when travel restrictions are lifted).EP designation considered an asset. This role is a full-time position, with a three-month probationary period upon start date. If you feel you are the perfect fit for the position and looking to join a company culture that is fun, flexible and defined by our collective drive for success, then please submit your resume and cover letter via our website www.eco.ca/career. Please upload your resume and cover letter as one PDF file. Applicants who do not include a cover letter will not be considered. We thank all applicants; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. No phone calls, please.

Position DetailsPosition Information Position Title Manager, Philanthropy and Alumni Relations Posting Number 02033SA Location Hybrid / New Westminster Campus / Coquitlam Campus Grade or Pay Level A - Pay Band 11 Salary Range Minimum- $89,455, Control Point- $119,273, Maximum- $131,201; Placement within a salary band is typically up to the Control Point based on a review of skills, experience and internal equity. The College may place over Control Point in limited circumstanc Position Type Administration - Regular Posting Type Internal/External Regular/Temporary Regular Employment Type Full-Time Posting Category Administration Start Date 12/01/2023 End Date Day of the Week Mondays to Fridays Shift N/A Work Arrangements This regular full-time position is available as of December 1, 2023. Regular hours of work are 8:30am to 4:30pm, Monday to Friday; however occasional evenings and weekends may be required.Travel between Douglas College's locations and to other locations in the lower mainland as required. What Douglas Offers DO what you love. Be good at it. That's how Douglas College defines a great career. It's a philosophy that resonates through our classrooms, our offices and our boardrooms. It inspires our students and drives us to make Douglas College one of BC's Top Employers. We love what we do. And we're looking for passionate, motivated people to join us in making one of Canada's best colleges even better. The Role The Manager, Philanthropy and Alumni Relations will play an important role in helping to raise philanthropic revenues and engage alumni and the wider community in the College's strategic priorities. Working alongside the Director, Philanthropy, the Manager, Philanthropy and Alumni Relations will build strong relationships with donors, alumni and other stakeholders to implement and enhance activities to increase the Colleges' donor pipeline, seek new opportunities for support, and engage its alumni and wider community in the life of the College. The Manager, Philanthropy and Alumni Relations supervises Philanthropy and Alumni Relations staff members using the Douglas College Strategic Plan to guide their work.ResponsibilitiesUnder the direction of the Director, Philanthropy with dotted line reporting to the Associate Director, Annual Giving and Alumni Relations, the Manager, Philanthropy and Alumni Relations is responsible for the following: PHILANTHROPY •Assists in the development and implementation of the major gift and planned giving strategy; •Drafts grant proposals, cases for support, donor impact reports, media releases and other donor-related communications to support the strategic directions of Douglas College, in collaboration with the Marketing and Communications Office; •Identifies, cultivates solicits and stewards corporate, foundation and individual major gift and planned giving prospects to achieve annual goals; •Prepares reports on progress towards goals; •Manages a major gift and planned giving portfolio that includes recognition activities; •Works in partnership with the Marketing and Communications Office on the development and implementation of the Foundation and Alumni Relations communications plan, under the direction and supervision of the Associate Director, Annual Giving and Alumni Relations; •Establishes strategic relationships with academic and administrative leaders across Douglas College; •Attends networking events with the Director, Philanthropy and/or the Associate Director, Annual Giving and Alumni Relations to promote Douglas College Foundation in the community; •Participates in professional organizations and keeping current on fundraising initiatives and related activities in post-secondary education, competing environments and the general business environment; •Keeps current with political, economic, social and educational trends that might have an impact on the work of Douglas College Foundation; •Represents the College and College interests externally in collaboration with the Director, Philanthropy and/or the Associate Director, Annual Giving and Alumni Relations and other College and academic leaders; •Informs the Foundation and Alumni Relations' leadership team on matters relating to major and planned gifts; •Provides leadership and direction to Foundation and Alumni staff and volunteers including but not limited to recruitment and selection, training, approving work schedules, performance planning, professional development, evaluating and disciplining where appropriate; •Performs other related duties as required. ALUMNI RELATIONS Under the direction of the Associate Director, Annual Giving and Alumni Relations, this position is responsible for: •Assists in the development and implementation of an alumni engagement strategy that specifically aims to build the Colleges' global alumni community; •Oversees a calendar of engagement alumni activities and events throughout the year, as well as engaging and supporting key volunteers to contribute time and expertise in support of the engagement strategy; •Manages and optimizes the capture and use of alumni and stakeholder contact and engagement data; Liaising with Faculties and other internal College units to build partnerships and identify areas of alumni collaboration, including events, mentorships, guest speakers, internships, Giving Day, etc.; •Liaises with Enrollment Services, to help plan and implement bi-annual Convocation activities; •Delivers the fundraising strategy focused on alumni, embedding strong stewardship and relationship management systems; •Identifies, negotiates and manages alumni affinity marketing initiatives and other alumni benefits; •Performs other related duties as required. To Be Successful in this Role You Will Need •Established professional credibility as evidenced by a degree from an accredited post-secondary institution in a related area of study, or an equivalent combination of education and experience; •At least five years of experience in alumni relations combined with three to five years experience in major donor fundraising; •Proven track record of generating significant gifts from high net worth individuals; •Extensive knowledge of and experience with fundraising strategies, practices, techniques, databases and programs; •Proven record of achieving fundraising goals; •Excellent organizational, analytical and leadership skills; •Excellent written, presentation and oral communication skills; •Demonstrated ability to model appropriate professional, ethical and collaborative behaviours consistent with the responsibilities of this position; and •Previous supervisory or management experience, preferably in a unionized, public sector environment. LEADERSHIP COMPETENCIES : • Donor-focused - Anticipates and responds to the needs of donors and other internal and external clients of the organization. Acknowledges and recognizes gifts in ways that are meaningful to donors and appropriate to the mission and values of the College and the Foundation. Keeps donor interests and perspectives at the forefront. • Alumni-focused - Anticipates and responds to the needs of alumni and other internal and external clients of the organization. Keeps alumni relations interests and perspectives at the forefront. • Administrative Skills - Provides leadership to, and ensures accountability for, achievement of major gifts goals and objectives • Organizational Skills : is focused; simplifies often complex and lengthy matters; has effective time and project management skills; has ability to separate important issues and identify priorities. • Leadership Skills - Achieves desired organizational results by encouraging and supporting the contribution of others; and is a proactive and positive team player who acts with a sense of urgency and leads by example; sets and communicates clear goals. • Communications Skills - Possesses excellent communication skills, both verbal, and written and expresses thoughts in an organized, concise manner. Actively listens to the issues of others in a manner that elicits support. Develops and delivers effective presentations. Has the ability to present information and ideas to diverse business groups. • Influential and Collaborative - Has an honest, open, and consistent approach to working with others toward organizational strategic objectives and possesses strong relationship and interpersonal skills, including the ability to build relationships and develop and maintain partnerships. • Market Knowledge - Continuously seeks to stay current and be at the leading edge in his/her field and is committed to continuous learning; one that is self-motivated and self-directed, being able to work independently with a sense of urgency to task completion. • Organizationally Astute - Is diplomatic and tactful; non-confrontational; recognizes internal and external sensitivities; has an intuitive ability to read the political implications of recommendations and actions; uses sound judgment. • Innovative & Entrepreneurial Approach - Seeks out possibilities, develops new ideas, and effectively moves them forward. Is creative, innovative and takes advantage of opportunities, while recognizing the necessity of working with limited resources and in alignment with the strategic directions of the Foundation and the College. • Energetic & Adaptable - Is prepared to take on longer-term initiatives and does so with enthusiasm; ability to adapt to new and changing situations; able to alter course/direction when necessary; enjoys and embraces new challenges. Flexible; able to deal with stress effectively. Link to Full Position Profile Equity Statement Douglas College is committed to fostering a diverse, inclusive and equitable learning and working environment. In support of this journey, we welcome all people to apply, including people from groups that are experiencing inequity, including, but not limited, to Indigenous Peoples, racialized or persons of colour, persons with mental or physical disabilities, persons who identify as women, and/or persons of marginalized sexual orientations, gender identities and expressions, and persons of all faith identities, age, marital status, and parental status. Needs a Criminal Records Check No Posting Detail Information Open Date 10/04/2023 Close Date Open Until Filled Yes Special Instructions to Applicant Interested applicants must submit their application and all required documents online on the Douglas College Career Site [www.douglascollegecareers.ca]. Qualified internal applicants shall be given first consideration in filling the position.Please ensure your resume clearly explains how you meet the required knowledge, skills and abilities of the position for which you are applying. All candidates selected for interview will need to bring original certificates and diplomas of educational credentials noted on their resume. Quick Link for Direct Access to Posting https://www.douglascollegecareers.ca/postings/11433

POSITION: Executive DirectorLOCATION: Winnipeg, ManitobaREPORTS TO: Board of Directors DIRECT REPORTS: Director of Operations, Director of Partner Support, Business Support Manager, ControllerWEBSITE: https://nsi-canada.ca/ THE ORGANIZATION With headquarters in Winnipeg, NSI is Canada's national film, television and digital media training school for writers, directors, and producers. Propelled by a visionary network of donors, private and public organizations, staff and Board, the National Screen Institute supports diverse creators from across Canada to tell unforgettable stories.NSI's vision is that Storytellers create a culturally equitable world; they allow us to enter unfamiliar lives and landscapes, create understanding and show us how our world can be better.NSI works relentlessly to remove barriers so underrepresented creators from anywhere in Canada can access our film, television, and digital media training.Through industry-informed training and mentoring in film, television and digital media, our students and alumni find their voice and place on the global stage, inspiring us to shape a better world.THE POSITIONNSI is seeking a leader with a demonstrable passion for film, television, and new emerging forms of interactive and immersive storytelling. You are a proven and influential communicator with the ability to conceive and articulate both a vision and a strategy for the future success of the National Screen Institute. You will possess the skill and passion to inspire and motivate all those connected with NSI, including staff, students, the Board, private and public partners, and other stakeholders.The ED is responsible for leading the direction of NSI and for the overall management of the organization. The ED is a public ambassador for NSI and its role in training and developing new creators and storytellers. Reporting to the Board, the ED leads the implementation of internal and external goals that reflect the organization's vision, mission, and business plan.As the ideal candidate, you are passionate about storytelling and storytellers; and you value equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI), and are knowledgeable about these issues. You are a supporter of the values which guide the work of the NSI, have experience working cross-culturally and are committed to serving storytellers from underrepresented communities.RESPONSIBILITIESGeneral- The ED is responsible and accountable for the day-to-day management of the NSI's financial, operational, personnel, programming and communications matters. - Ensure NSI maintains its strong and relevant brand as the leading training institution of screen-based professionals in Canada.- Develop relationships with a broad spectrum of relevant industry professionals on a local, national and international basis to build partnerships, raise funding, and elevate the profile for NSI programming and operations. - Oversee public communications on the National Screen Institute's programs and projects. - Represent the National Screen Institute as the key spokesperson at public functions.Travel to meetings, conferences, markets, festivals or other industry events as approved by the Board or Executive Committee.Strategic Planning- Working with the Board, staff, and key stakeholders, develop and implement the strategic plan.- Ensure the short- and long-range goals of the strategic plan are achieved.Programming- Oversee research and development of new programs and curricula for Board approval in line with the NSI strategic plan.- Develop new opportunities to create relevant curricula that meet the needs of program participants and the film and media industry. - Direct the preparation of proposals for public and private partners, sponsors, and supporters. Advise on and approve proposed funding, budgets, and program content and delivery. - Oversee managers of programs to ensure that all aspects of program delivery meet established guidelines and contract agreements with sponsors and funders.- Develop ongoing evaluation mechanisms to ensure quality control and the maintenance of standards in administration and program delivery.Financial Management- Work with the Controller to oversee the preparation of the annual budget.- Ensure that financial planning, budgeting and control of salaries and compensation, contract payments, operating and overhead and program dollars are within Board-approved annual budget.- Ensure internal financial monitoring systems are in compliance with budgets, policies, procedures and guidelines.- Ensure prudent financial and operational management by overseeing adherence to budgets and spending guidelines; identifying and implementing operational efficiencies; and identifying new revenue streams.Human Resources- Ensure all employees and contract personnel are hired, trained, managed, and evaluated in accordance with the NSI's employment and compensation policies. - Bring a demonstrated commitment to Diversity, Equity, Inclusivity and Accessibility.- Create an equitable team environment that empowers and treats all staff equitably working in compliance with established human resources policies and practices.- Maximize staff performance by communicating clear expectations, giving regular formal and informal performance feedback and recognition, and providing coaching or training when required to improve performance. - Lead a fair and inclusive hiring process that includes structured interviews, reference checking and professional treatment and selection of all applicants. Operations- Ensure sufficient and appropriate management of operations is implemented.- Provide regular status reports on projects to the NSI's Executive Committee to ensure ongoing financial and project monitoring in accordance with established monitoring requirements.Board Relations- Communicate and consult with the Board and/or Executive Committee on significant decisions relating to staffing and compensation, policy creation, financial and risk management, approval of annual budgets, new program development or changes to existing programs, and matters that may affect relationships with its funders, including the Government of Manitoba.- Attend all meetings of the Board of Directors. Provide operational and financial reports, and strategic plan implementation activities.- Ensure the Board is informed of all significant decisions, operational activities and industry trends that may affect the NSI's viability, reputation, and relationship with its stakeholders. - Obtain Board and/or Executive Committee approval for NSI matters in accordance with the bylaws, policies and directions set by the Board of Directors or Executive Committee.CANDIDATE QUALIFICATIONS - Demonstrated track record of strategic visionary leadership in film and television, not-for-profit, or other relevant experience.- An understanding of Canada's constantly evolving film, television, and digital media landscape, with a passion for elevating Canadian talent and commitment to Canadian storytelling.- A track record of constituency-building and inclusiveness especially towards under-represented communities.- Brings a vision for the future of NSI.- An experienced fundraiser who stewards sponsors, donors, and funders from private and public sectors.- Strong administrative and management skills, able to foster a collaborative and open-door culture with staff and the Board.- An excellent relationship-builder who communicates the NSI mission with authenticity and passion, who can inspire staff, the Board, alumni, donors, and industry professionals.- Proven grant-writing skills and fundraising expertise in attracting foundation, government, corporate and individual donors.- Entrepreneurial; possesses strong business acumen and financial management skills.- Experience in dealing with budgets and financial planning.- An understanding of the trends in multi-platform content creation.- The NSI is a national organization; fluency in both official languages is an asset.- Applicants outside of Winnipeg, Manitoba will be required to re-locate.COMPENSATIONA competitive compensation package including base salary (range between $125,000 to $145,000) and benefits will be provided, commensurate with experience. The National Screen Institute prioritizes the well-being and flexibility of our employees by offering a remote work/hybrid policy, empowering them to work from their homes. While this role includes partial hours at our downtown Winnipeg location every week, the ED will have the flexibility to work remotely for the remaining hours. In addition, to provide a good work/life balance the NSI Board has approved a four-day work week for all staff, including the Executive Director.

WSP is currently seeking a Mechanical Team Lead to join our Resources team in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Reporting to the Mechanical Engineering Manager, this position will be required to lead and execute the mechanical engineering efforts for the growing Resources team as well as provide management and oversight to local Mechanical Engineering team in Saskatoon. As a Mechanical Engineer within the Resources team, you will work on both new construction and brownfield projects. The Resources team provides services to mining, industrial, manufacturing, institutional and government clients. You will apply your mechanical engineering design knowledge on project work from conceptual design and studies through to project completion. Effective communication, technical quality, cost-effectiveness, building and maintaining client relationships, and providing guidance to a team of engineers and designers are integral parts of this role. Why WSP? We value and are committed to upholding a culture of Inclusion and Belonging Our Flexible Work Policy - we recognize the importance of balance in our lives and encourage you to prioritize the balance in yours. We will support you on and off the job so you can be fully present in both your work and home lives. A Canadian success story - we're proud to wear the red and white of this beautiful country and show the world what Canada has to offer. Enhance the world around you - from the environment to the highways, to the buildings and the terrain, WSP is the fabric of Canada. Outstanding career opportunities - we're growing and pushing ourselves every day to be greater than yesterday - we're open to your ideas and trying new things. A phenomenal collaborative culture and a workforce filled with genuinely good people who are doing humbly important work. Come find out for yourself what it's like to be a part of our journey. We offer attractive pay, flexible work options, a great corporate culture, comprehensive and employee-focused benefits including virtual healthcare and a wellness platform as well as great savings programs, and a clear vision for the future. #WeAre WSP A day in the life: Take responsibility for ensuring that WSP Project procedures are utilized on all projects. Providing specialist guidance in the design and delivery of complex engineering projects within the Mechanical discipline Provide leadership to mechanical team to ensure effective team development and performance Complete feasibility studies and technical report writing. Support the planning, scheduling, cost control activities in the design as related to the Project Plan Responsible for reviewing and stamping drawings (as required), using experience in interpreting design codes and regulatory requirements. Establishing scope of work for each project or proposal Scheduling and expediting work of the mechanical department Supervising an engineering group involved in the conception, planning and development of engineering design, projects, processes, proposals, and estimates Guiding through to completion in accordance with the schedule and budget on assigned major project of high technical complexity Assisting in the negotiation of critical engineering issues Implementing, and maintaining existing and new design standards, guides, and procedures Assigning and reviewing work of subordinate design engineering staff Define scope and create WBS Verify scope with client and follow procedures to monitor and control changes on project Work with disciplines to understand the cost and schedule impact of changes Accountable for establishing basic design criteria for the project with the client; Advocate the usage of and confirm compliance with all of the client and corporate procedures Expected to work with all levels of the organization in a cohesive manner. What you'll bring to WSP: KEY COMPETENCIES Able to communicate, understand, express and apply basic technical, business or administrative concepts. Superior organizational and time-management skills; ability to meet deadlines. Decision and problem-solving ability. Proven ability to multi-task and efficiently respond to changing priorities. Accepts coaching, knowledge and support from more experienced staff. MEASURES OF SUCCESS Define and steward the commitment to Health and Safety on the projects Adhere to the defined Corporate objectives; brief and assist subordinates with understanding, and provide linked sub-objectives that have applicability to their work Meeting targets and deadlines Achievement of individual business objectives Seek out assistance and ask questions of company leaders and experts Lead by example and promote a positive environment rooted in communication, ownership and camaraderie Maintain an open-mind when receiving constructive feedback and apply recommendations towards self-improvement. Build and maintain WSP's brand/reputation both internally and externally. QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE 10-20 years of experience in a consulting environment focused on Mining and/or Industrial clients People management/mentorship experience. Be fluent in the English language with excellent verbal and written communication skills with working knowledge of the Microsoft suite of programs, Member or eligible to be a member of APEGS as a professional engineer in Saskatchewan; Working knowledge of CSA standards, ANSI standards, ASME standards, and other applicable codes; Must be able to attend industrial sites and observe all applicable safety regulations; Project experience in mills, smelters, mines, industrial sites, infrastructure, refinery, ports, material handling, pulp and paper is beneficial; Experience with renewable energy systems a benefit; Must possess a valid driver's license; Must possess a team player attitude and be able to work in project team environment; Ability to communicate in French language is an asset. WSP is one of the world's leading professional services firms. Our purpose is to future proof our cities and environments. We have over 65,000 team members across the globe. In Canada, our 12,000+ people are involved in everything from environmental remediation to urban planning, from engineering iconic buildings to designing sustainable transportation networks, from finding new ways to extract essential resources to developing renewable power sources for the future. At WSP: We value our people and our reputation We are locally dedicated with international scale We are future focused and challenge the status quo We foster collaboration in everything we do We have an empowering culture and hold ourselves accountable Please Note:Health and Safety is a core paramount value of WSP. Given the importance of keeping one another safe it is expected that you comply with our Health, Safety & Environment (HSE) policy at all times as well as client HSE policies when working at client locations. Offers of employment for safety-sensitive positions involving fieldwork are contingent upon candidates being able to perform key physical tasks of the job as described in the job posting and interview. This may include the ability to work in a variety of environmental conditions, such as remote or isolated areas, working alone, and in inclement weather (within safe and reasonable limits). WSP welcomes and encourages applications from people with disabilities. Accommodations are available on request for candidates taking part in all aspects of the selection process. WSP is committed to the principles of employment equity. Only the candidates selected will be contacted. WSP does not accept unsolicited resumes from agencies. For more information please READ THE FULL POLICY.

Senior Manager, Major Gifts and Planned Giving At the Toronto Blue Jays, our mission is to get better every day to win world series championships and celebrate with our fans across Canada. Whether you are part of our team on or off the field, we have an unwavering commitment to elevate every aspect of our roles, consistently innovating and delivering excellence each day.We offer a unique and exciting experience that extends beyond the ballpark, whether you are passionate about baseball or simply interested in becoming a part of a multifaceted, diverse sports organization, we welcome you.If you are motivated to help bring World Series Championships back to Canada and to celebrate with our fans, there's a spot waiting for you here with the Toronto Blue Jays! Jays Care Philanthropy Team Senior Manager, Major Gifts and Planned Giving Reports to: Director, Philanthropy Direct Report: Manager, Philanthropy Salary: $75,000 to $85,000 Description: With a keen understanding of the value that sport and recreational programming has in the development of children and youth, the successful candidate in this newly created role will possess a deep commitment to building long-term, donor centric relationships with sensitivity and professionalism. As a senior member of the Philanthropy team, reporting to the Director, Philanthropy, the Senior Manager, Major Gifts and Planned Giving will focus on identifying, cultivating, soliciting and stewarding individuals donors to make transformative donations through annual donations, multi-year pledge commitments, estate planning and other financial vehicles. The Senior Manager will also support the strategy for the annual, monthly, mid-level and donor circle programs. The Senior Manager will be part of a high performing philanthropy team that works collaboratively with Foundation colleagues and Toronto Blue Jays departments to inspire meaningful donor relationships. Major Gifts: (40%) Develop and lead a portfolio of Major Gift donors ($25,000 to $750,000+) through all stages of the donor cycle Prepare related briefing notes and call reports, individualized solicitation proposals, presentations and other correspondence, in collaboration with Donor Relations and Programs Ensure Major Gift pledges, renewals and other gift transactions are processed effectively and efficiently Planned Giving: (40%) As the subject matter expert, the Senior Manager is responsible for developing the annual strategy for Planned Giving at Jays Care Foundation, and then implementing the tactics and evaluating them annually in conjunction with the Director, Philanthropy and Director, Finance Compassionately helps donors and prospects to support Jays Care Foundation with strategic and high impact gift plans that celebrate their legacy In collaboration with Finance and Donor Relations, track expected Planned Gifts, and steward family members and executors Develop lead generation opportunities to develop a portfolio of individual Planned Giving prospects and cultivate and solicit them Steward a portfolio of confirmed Planned Giving Donors Actively identify opportunities to promote Planned Giving across available channels Lead the development of marketing tools to educate and inspire prospective donors about Planned Giving vehicles in support of Jays Care In partnership with Donor Relations, enhance the engagement and stewardship program for Planned Giving donors such as the development and execution of a Legacy Circle strategy People Management, Leadership and Collaboration (10%) In collaboration with the Director, Philanthropy, developing and monitoring key performance indicators, ensuring reports are in place to measure team's impact, enhancing the process for how prospects are moved and finding efficiencies for the team In collaboration with the Philanthropy team, develop and implement Standard Operating Procedures and strategies Provide coaching and support to the Manager, Philanthropy with regular meetings, semi-annual performance evaluation/ feedback including assessing workload, prioritizing activity, ensuring resources are allocated against opportunities where they can have maximum benefit to the organization and meeting aggressive revenue goals Mentors Philanthropy team members on planned giving tactics and strategies to promote blended giving and the culture of philanthropy Assist in the attraction and coordination of volunteers for fundraising events and program needs Provide support to other members of the Philanthropy team and the Programs team as required and requested In collaboration across the Philanthropy team, develop and evaluate communication tools for donor engagement Planning and Administration (10%) Support the Director in annual and multi-year budget and strategic planning process Support the development and execution of organizational priority campaigns and initiatives Maintain Salesforce database for pipeline management, proposals, gift tracking, agreements and future actions In collaboration with Finance, prepare invoices, track payments and payment follow up Use Sharepoint effectively and ensure all team members are optimizing use Attend professional development sessions and seek external relationships to help create a best-in-class and innovative partnerships department Professionally represent the Toronto Blue Jays and Jays Care Foundation brands while delivering a great experience to our partners Foster relationships with a diverse community of donors Operate within the culture and core values of the organization Work as a team player promoting a positive and professional work environment and conducting the role with integrity and respect Cultivate strong professional relationships with programs, finance and marketing & communications and Toronto Blue Jays Qualifications: Seven (7+) plus years of relevant work experience in fundraising in the not-for-profit sector with experience in Major Gifts and Planned Giving fundraising and a proven track record of closing gifts at the $100k+ level Strong, demonstrated experience in independently developing and managing a major gift ($100,000+) prospect pipeline Deep experience in Planned Giving instruments, ideally an active member of Canadian Association of Gift Planners, with in-depth understanding of best-in-class techniques and strategies with a keen interest in staying current with gift vehicles and industry trends Demonstrated knowledge and understanding of tax laws, regulations and compliance issues that govern charitable giving in Canada and globally Strong experience in strategy development, implementation and evaluation, and budget management Ability to read/understand financial statements, do calculations, etc. A basic understanding of the financial/economic environment. Comfort and ease in interpreting legal concepts/language. Ability to translate complex concepts and structures into simple, plain English language both in writing and speech Strong emotional intelligence, including the ability to read people and situations astutely and respond accordingly, as well as high levels of self-awareness and compassion Exceptional relationship building skills with donors and cross functionally Strong experience working with cross functional team, multiple stakeholders and a cross section of people from executive corporate leaders to custodians Experience managing a direct report, working with board members and Revenue Development Committee and working collaboratively with cross functional team members to achieve success Entrepreneurially minded with creative thinking skills, solution oriented Exceptional verbal and written English communications skills, with strong presentation skills Demonstrated experience working in a fast-paced environment, managing several initiatives simultaneously Proficient in fundraising platforms such as Artez, Classy Proficient in Microsoft Office, Canva Substantial experience with Salesforce, Raiser's Edge or similar database management system If you require accessibility accommodation, please indicate in your application. Application is only open to those legally eligible to work in Canada. Candidates who successfully progress to the subsequent interview phase will receive communication no later than January 8th . At Rogers, we believe the key to a strong business, is a diverse workforce where equity and inclusion are core to making everyone feel like they belong. We do this by embracing our diversity, celebrating our different perspectives, and working towards creating environments that empower our people to bring their whole selves to work. Everyone who applies for a job will be considered. We recognize the business value in creating a workplace where each team member has the tools to reach their full potential by removing any barriers for equal participation. We work with our candidates who are experiencing a disability throughout the recruitment process to ensure that they have what they need to be at their best. Please reach out to our recruiters and hiring managers to begin a conversation about how we can ensure that you deliver your best work. You matter to us! For any questions, please visit the Recruitment Process FAQ . Successful candidates will be required to complete a background check as part of the hiring process.Schedule:Full time Shift: Day Length of Contract: Not Applicable (Regular Position) Work Location:1 Blue Jays Way (210), Toronto, ON Travel Requirements: Up to 10% Posting Category/Function: Project Management & Coordination Requisition ID: 301099Posting Notes:Rogers Sports & MediaLocation: Toronto, ON, CA Being a Rogers team member comes with some great perks & benefits including: • Health & well-being benefits • Donation matching • Paid time off for volunteering • Wealth Accumulation including: Pension plan & Employee stock options • Generous employee discounts • Leadership development, Mentorship, and Coaching programs *available for full-time and part-time permanent employees, some restrictions apply Looking for career guidance and inspiration? Catch up on the latest episodes of For the Love of Work podcast with Dr. Sonia Kang.Job Segment: Marketing Manager, Database, Strategic Planning, Project Manager, Compliance, Marketing, Technology, Strategy, Legal

ORGANIZATION: Nature Conservancy of CanadaPOSITION: Regional Vice President, AtlanticLOCATION: Flexible (major Atlantic urban centre) POSITION DETAILS: Full Time, PermanentREPORTS TO: Vice President, OperationsDIRECT REPORTS: Director of Development & Communications, Regional Controller, Senior Director of Conservation, Executive AssistantWEBSITE https://www.natureconservancy.ca/en/ THE ORGANIZATION Taking care of our environment has never been more important than it is today. The Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) is looking for a Regional Vice President, Atlantic, to join a team committed to protecting our most important natural areas that sustain all life.NCC is the country's leading nongovernmental land conservation organization. As a non-profit, charitable organization we work in partnership with individuals, Indigenous communities, corporations, governments, and other non-profit groups to protect our most important natural treasures and deliver nature-based solutions. We take a collaborative and evidence-based approach to deliver our mission. Since 1962 NCC and its partners have helped to conserve more than 15 million hectares, from coast to coast to coast. NCC has its national headquarters in Toronto and regional offices across the country. The Regional Vice President, Atlantic is responsible for the leadership and oversight of NCC's operations across the Atlantic region.THE POSITIONReporting directly to the Vice President, Operations the leadership position of Regional Vice President (RVP), Atlantic, is an integral member of the Senior Management Team (SLT) and the Operations Leadership Team (OLT) and works closely with a Regional Advisory Board. The RVP, Atlantic, is responsible for providing leadership, direction and guidance for all Atlantic regional staff and operational activities to advance NCC's organizational objectives within the Atlantic region. Working closely with other senior operational leaders and in collaboration with a wide range of internal and external stakeholders, the RVP, Atlantic, will use advanced interpersonal skills to communicate a compelling vision that generates excitement, enthusiasm, and commitment to NCC's mission. They will ensure NCC in Atlantic has sustained growth by raising the profile of NCC with major donors, partners, and the conservation community.With strong thought leadership moved into pragmatic action, the RVP, Atlantic will capably steward the region's budget of approximately $13.5M and lead and engage a team of approximately 40 employees while building and strengthening the organization's relationships with various partners including Indigenous Peoples, government, community organizations, volunteers, donors, and supporters. Through the development and strengthening of key local and regional relationships, you will ensure the ongoing sustainability and success of NCC in achieving strategic priorities. You will serve as a passionate and compelling ambassador for NCC, and you will ensure NCC has a strong presence and voice in Atlantic and beyond.This position may be based remotely or hybrid from a major Altantic urban centre, and requires travel as needed into NCC regional offices, provincial capitals, and other locations across Atlantic and Canada.The RVP, Atlantic is responsible for planning, coordinating, implementing, and measuring operational output and results within a broader NCC-wide context. They will translate objectives into plans and tactics that leverage multiple platforms and channels. As a change agent and inspirational leader, the RVP, Atlantic will be instrumental in reflecting NCC's commitment to equity and inclusion, by ensuring NCC's actions, communications and partnerships reflect the rich diversity of our communities. The incumbent will promote alignment, capacity-building, efficiency and innovation while supporting a culture of transparency, accountability, and empowerment.RESPONSIBILITIESStrategic Planning- Designs and executes annual strategy and planned approach of deliverables to ensure the Atlantic Region continues to deliver high profile conservation actions independently and with partners.- Positions NCC in Atlantic for sustained growth by strategically raising the profile of NCC with major donors, partners, and the conservation community.- Works diligently to foster an ethic and approach both amongst the Atlantic team and across NCC, to drive alignment of messaging across the region to achieve a "One Conservancy" voice in service of consistent brand expression and strategic direction.- In consultation with senior staff, prepares and implements annual regional business plans to support the achievement of NCC's organizational strategic goals within Atlantic.- Directs and has oversight of conservation planning and reporting at multiple scales, leading to conservation of significant natural areas and NCC's active participation as a partner in increasing resiliency across the landscape.- Collaborates across organization (and with cross-functional teams), to leverage and promote key NCC initiatives. - Strategic contributor to cross-functional teams within Atlantic Canada and across NCC.- Builds relationships to seek and leverage opportunities for NCC growth and collaboration.- Actively raises funds for general operations, conservation projects and endowment, including soliciting major gifts and acquiring, stewarding, and developing high-end donors.Public/Government/External Relations- Develops and maintains broad public support from all sectors for the protection of natural diversity in the region.- Collaborates with local, provincial, and federal government agencies where necessary and useful in the accomplishment of NCC's mission.- Provides leadership for NCC's outreach activities in Atlantic including promotion to potential supporters and the public.- Actively develops and maintains an effective Regional Advisory Board by providing staff support, liaising, and seeking advice from the Board.- Represents NCC and its interests in the region to landowners, the media, the public, government agencies and ministries, other non-profit organizations, Indigenous Peoples, individual donors, foundations, corporations, and suppliers.Performance Monitoring- Establishes benchmarks, defines metrics, and measures to chart achievement of NCC's Strategic Plan goals within Atlantic.- Identifies metrics and KPIs related to plan implementation, reporting regularly, quarterly, and annual results.- Leverages data to recommend changes to strategy and planning for Atlantic as needed.- Provides updates to stakeholders with regards to Atlantic operational performance tracking, successes and areas of opportunity for continuous improvement.- Oversees the management and reporting of financial resources, ensuring regional controls and reporting mechanisms are in place and that standards are followed.Coaching & Team Building- In accordance with NCC-wide policies and processes, oversees NCC's regional staffing activities including the hiring, retention, engagement, development, and training of a multi-disciplinary team, and encourages cross-functional collaboration.- Challenges, coaches, and supports team members to develop to their fullest potential and improve their overall contribution and recommends opportunities for skills development.- Communicates effectively to ensure each team member understands their role and contribution in relation to NCC's vision and Strategic Plan.- Regularly connects with direct reports on progress to goals, supporting mitigation strategies.- Models exemplary behaviours related to NCC's organizational values of Big Thinking, Collaboration, Determination, and Empowerment.Delivery Optimization- Provides effective leadership and management to the Atlantic team, and maximizes regional operating efficiencies.- Manages risk effectively and impactfully.- Operates within the policies, procedures, guidelines, and standards of NCC.- Ensures all lands for which NCC has legal responsibility are appropriately and effectively stewarded according to the objectives of property management plans.- Oversees the review and coordination of all regional fundraising proposals for accuracy, consistency, and compliance with funding requirements.- Reviews and provides approvals - within delegated authority limits - contracts, agreements, project commitments and expenditures on behalf of NCC.- Builds trusting relationships with other regional teams, central departments, peers, and vendors.- Recommends improvements and implements innovative strategies to optimize delivery of Atlantic programs and projects, in service of NCC's Strategic Plan.CANDIDATE QUALIFICATIONSAs a proven senior leader and manager, the RVP, Atlantic brings vision, managerial acumen, and exceptional communication and relationship building skills to the organization. They are an exceptional leader of people who has a proven track record of effectively supporting, inspiring, and engaging members of the team. Internally and externally, the RVP, Atlantic communicates with genuine charisma a compelling vision that generates excitement, with a strong personal desire and aptitude for building strategic relationships that drive results.A superb communicator, the RVP Atlantic listens and engages effectively, articulating complex issues clearly and simply, and making a compelling case for support with various partners including philanthropists, volunteers, Indigenous Peoples, corporations and government. Collaborative and consultative, they have a natural ability to bring these audiences together and above all, a passion for the important conservation mission of NCC.Experience and Qualifications- Minimum 5 years' relevant experience in a senior leadership role with a focus on operational delivery of various programs. This should include experience as a team lead managing multi-disciplinary talent.- Progressive experience leading within a similarly complex organization- Strong project portfolio that clearly demonstrates ability to design and implement a communications initiative with measurable outcomes and deliverables.- Bilingualism French / English (oral and written) is an asset.- An undergraduate / graduate degree or experiential equivalent.- Knowledge or relevant experience in the not-for-profit sector an asset. - Strong interest / passion in / for conservation and NCC's mission.CANDIDATE ATTRIBUTESCompetencies and Personal AttributesLeadershipYou are a superb and visible team leader and consensus builder. You communicate with genuine charisma a compelling vision that generates excitement, enthusiasm, and commitment to NCC's mission. You foster collaboration among teams as well as among team members across the region and across NCC. You instill a sense of confidence in the future, foster a climate of innovation, and inspire all to contribute their best. You can make tough decisions. You are organizationally savvy, an excellent communicator with diverse stakeholder groups, and you take pride in building an effective culture.Solutions Focused and Results OrientedYou enjoy a challenge and set high expectations for your performance. With your tenacity, critical thinking, and problem-solving abilities, you can find a way to address complex challenges. You will work with your team to set appropriate goals and objectives that are aligned with NCC's organizational objectives. You are willing to work hard to achieve results and you assume personal responsibility for achieving outcomes and finishing what you start. You take pride in being able to come into a complex situation and find a solution.Strategic and Visionary Thinking- Ability to formulate and articulate a future vision and translate it into strategies and action plans that will enable NCC to achieve its strategic objectives within the region and across Canada. - Prepared to work collaboratively with a team to shape the future of NCC and pursue excellence on an organizational level. - Ability to articulate NCC's mission and vision to develop a strong sense of common purpose in the organization.Relationship-Building Skills- Keen ability to build and manage effective relationships within, across, and outside an organization. - Actively develops relationships that support business goals and use those relationships to facilitate smooth operations. - Allocates time and effort to understanding and meeting the needs of internal or external customers. - Works with a long-term perspective to address donor or business partner problems, perhaps trading off immediate costs for the sake of the long-term relationship. - Activates diverse people and groups to work together and optimize results.Business Acumen- Utilizes an excellent understanding of general business and financial concepts. - Effectively applies general business knowledge to the issues faced in this organization. - Applies an understanding of general business, accounting, and financial concepts well to the issues faced in NCC. - Identifies and analyzes relevant data and then define critical issues and alternatives and adopts best practices from other partners as benchmarks.Highly Effective Communicator- Utilizes exceptional interpersonal and relationship development skills to easily establish productive relationships. - Influences others through well-developed oral and written communications skills.- Constantly creates an atmosphere in which timely and high-quality information flows smoothly.- Actively listens to and communicates effectively and with value, with staff. - Speaks comfortably to partners outside of your own area of expertise and speaks effectively to a broad, general audience and to all levels of the organization. - Ability to synthesize and sell concepts, inspire confidence, and gain consensus.- Ability to utilize effective project management skills and oversight to apply to multiple projects.- Exceptional interpersonal skills; interacts in meaningful way with colleagues, donors, and internal / external partners.- Commitment to continuous learning and improvement.- Humble team builder.- Ability to scale up and down effectively between strategy and hands-on execution.- Personal commitment to nature and conservation.COMPENSATIONA competitive compensation package including base salary (range between $145,000 to $165,000) and encompassing benefits will be provided.

ORGANIZATION: Nature Conservancy of CanadaPOSITION: Regional Vice President, OntarioLOCATION: Flexible (major Ontario urban centre) POSITION DETAILS: Full Time, PermanentREPORTS TO: Vice President, OperationsDIRECT REPORTS: Sr. Director of Conservation, Legal Counsel, Director of Development & Communications, Executive Assistant, Regional ControllerWEBSITE https://www.natureconservancy.ca/en/ THE ORGANIZATION Taking care of our environment has never been more important than it is today. The Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) is looking for a Regional Vice President, Ontario, to join a team committed to protecting our most important natural areas that sustain all life.NCC is the country's leading nongovernmental land conservation organization. As a non-profit, charitable organization we work in partnership with individuals, Indigenous communities, corporations, governments, and other non-profit groups to protect our most important natural treasures and deliver nature-based solutions. We take a collaborative and evidence-based approach to deliver our mission. Since 1962 NCC and its partners have helped to conserve more than 15 million hectares, from coast to coast to coast. NCC has its national headquarters in Toronto and regional offices across the country. The Regional Vice President, Ontario is responsible for the leadership and oversight of NCC's operations across the Ontario region.THE POSITIONReporting directly to the Vice President, Operations the leadership position of Regional Vice President (RVP), Ontario, is an integral member of the Senior Management Team (SLT) and the Operations Leadership Team (OLT) and works closely with a Regional Advisory Board. The RVP, Ontario, is responsible for providing leadership, direction and guidance for all Ontario regional staff and operational activities to advance NCC's organizational objectives within the Ontario region. Working closely with other senior operational leaders and in collaboration with a wide range of internal and external stakeholders, the RVP, Ontario, will use advanced interpersonal skills to communicate a compelling vision that generates excitement, enthusiasm, and commitment to NCC's mission. They will ensure NCC in Ontario has sustained growth by raising the profile of NCC with major donors, partners, and the conservation community.With strong thought leadership moved into pragmatic action, the RVP, Ontario will capably steward the region's budget of approximately $32M and lead and engage a team of approximately 60 employees while building and strengthening the organization's relationships with various partners including Indigenous Peoples, government, community organizations, volunteers, donors, and supporters. Through the development and strengthening of key local and regional relationships, you will ensure the ongoing sustainability and success of NCC in achieving strategic priorities. You will serve as a passionate and compelling ambassador for NCC, and you will ensure NCC has a strong presence and voice in Ontario and beyond.This position may be based remotely or hybrid, but requires travel as needed into NCC regional offices, and other locations across Ontario and Canada. In particular, there is a requirement for regular travel to Toronto.The RVP, Ontario is responsible for planning, coordinating, implementing, and measuring operational output and results within a broader NCC-wide context. They will translate objectives into plans and tactics that leverage multiple platforms and channels. As a change agent and inspirational leader, the RVP, Ontario will be instrumental in reflecting NCC's commitment to equity and inclusion, by ensuring NCC's actions, communications and partnerships reflect the rich diversity of our communities. The incumbent will promote alignment, capacity-building, efficiency and innovation while supporting a culture of transparency, accountability, and empowerment.RESPONSIBILITIESStrategic Planning- Designs and executes the annual Ontario strategy and planned approach of deliverables to ensure the Ontario Region continues to deliver high profile conservation actions independently and with partners.- Positions NCC in Ontario for sustained growth by strategically raising the profile of NCC with major donors, partners, and the conservation community.- Works diligently to foster an ethic and approach both amongst the Ontario team and across NCC, to drive alignment of messaging across the region to achieve a "One Conservancy" voice in service of consistent brand expression and strategic direction.- In consultation with senior staff, prepares and implements annual regional business plans to support the achievement of NCC's organizational strategic goals within Ontario.- Directs and has oversight of conservation planning and reporting at multiple scales, leading to conservation of significant natural areas and NCC's active participation as a partner in increasing resiliency across the landscape.- Collaborates across the organization (and with cross-functional teams), to leverage and promote key NCC initiatives. - Strategic contributor to cross-functional teams within Ontario and across NCC.- Builds relationships to seek and leverage opportunities for NCC growth and collaboration.- Actively raises funds for general operations, conservation projects and endowment, including soliciting major gifts and acquiring, stewarding, and developing high-end donors.Public/Government/External Relations- Develops and maintains broad public support from all sectors for the protection of natural diversity in the region.- Collaborates with local, provincial, and federal government agencies where necessary and useful in the accomplishment of NCC's mission.- Provides leadership for NCC's outreach activities in Ontario including promotion to potential supporters and the public.- Actively develops and maintains an effective Regional Advisory Board by providing staff support, liaising, and seeking advice from the Board.- Represents NCC and its interests in the region to landowners, the media, the public, government agencies and ministries, other non-profit organizations, Indigenous Peoples, individual donors, foundations, corporations, and suppliers.Performance Monitoring- Establishes benchmarks, defines metrics, and measures to chart achievement of NCC's Strategic Plan goals within Ontario.- Identifies metrics and KPIs related to plan implementation, reporting regularly, quarterly, and annual results.- Leverages data to recommend changes to strategy and planning for Ontario as needed.- Provides updates to stakeholders with regards to Ontario operational performance tracking, successes and areas of opportunity for continuous improvement.- Oversees the management and reporting of financial resources, ensuring regional controls and reporting mechanisms are in place and that standards are followed.Coaching & Team Building- In accordance with NCC-wide policies and processes, oversees NCC's regional staffing activities including the hiring, retention, engagement, development, and training of a multi-disciplinary team, and encourages cross-functional collaboration.- Challenges, coaches, and supports team members to develop to their fullest potential and improve their overall contribution and recommends opportunities for skills development.- Communicates effectively to ensure each team member understands their role and contribution in relation to NCC's vision and Strategic Plan.- Regularly connects with direct reports on progress to goals, supporting mitigation strategies.- Models exemplary behaviours related to NCC's organizational values of Big Thinking, Collaboration, Determination, and Empowerment.Delivery Optimization- Provides effective leadership and management to the Ontario team and maximizes regional operating efficiencies.- Manages risk effectively and impactfully.- Operates within the policies, procedures, guidelines, and standards of NCC.- Ensures all lands for which NCC has legal responsibility are appropriately and effectively stewarded according to the objectives of property management plans.- Oversees the review and coordination of all regional fundraising proposals for accuracy, consistency, and compliance with funding requirements.- Reviews and provides approvals - within delegated authority limits - contracts, agreements, project commitments and expenditures on behalf of NCC.- Builds trusting relationships with other regional teams, central departments, peers, and vendors.- Recommends improvements and implements innovative strategies to optimize delivery of Ontario programs and projects, in service of NCC's Strategic Plan.CANDIDATE QUALIFICATIONSAs a proven senior leader and manager, the RVP, Ontario brings vision, managerial acumen, and exceptional communication and relationship building skills to the organization. They are an exceptional leader of people who has a proven track record of effectively supporting, inspiring, and engaging members of the team. Internally and externally, the RVP, Ontario communicates with genuine charisma a compelling vision that generates excitement, with a strong personal desire and aptitude for building strategic relationships that drive results.A superb communicator, the RVP Ontario listens and engages effectively, articulating complex issues clearly and simply, and making a compelling case for support with various partners including philanthropists, volunteers, Indigenous Peoples, corporations and government. Collaborative and consultative, they have a natural ability to bring these audiences together and above all, a passion for the important conservation mission of NCC.Experience and Qualifications- Minimum 5 years' relevant experience in a senior leadership role with a focus on operational delivery of various programs. This should include experience as a team lead managing multi-disciplinary talent.- Progressive experience leading within a similarly complex organization.- Strong project portfolio that clearly demonstrates ability to design and implement a communications initiative with measurable outcomes and deliverables.- Bilingualism French / English (oral and written) is an asset.- An undergraduate / graduate degree or experiential equivalent.- Knowledge or relevant experience in the not-for-profit sector an asset. - Strong interest / passion in / for conservation and NCC's mission.CANDIDATE ATTRIBUTESCompetencies and Personal AttributesLeadershipYou are a superb and visible team leader and consensus builder. You communicate with genuine charisma a compelling vision that generates excitement, enthusiasm, and commitment to NCC's mission. You foster collaboration among teams as well as among team members across the region and across NCC. You instill a sense of confidence in the future, foster a climate of innovation, and inspire all to contribute their best. You can make tough decisions. You are organizationally savvy, an excellent communicator with diverse stakeholder groups, and you take pride in building an effective culture.Solutions Focused and Results OrientedYou enjoy a challenge and set high expectations for your performance. With your tenacity, critical thinking, and problem-solving abilities, you can find a way to address complex challenges. You will work with your team to set appropriate goals and objectives that are aligned with NCC's organizational objectives. You are willing to work hard to achieve results and you assume personal responsibility for achieving outcomes and finishing what you start. You take pride in being able to come into a complex situation and find a solution.Strategic and Visionary Thinking- Ability to formulate and articulate a future vision and translate it into strategies and action plans that will enable NCC to achieve its strategic objectives within the region and across Canada. - Prepared to work collaboratively with a team to shape the future of NCC and pursue excellence on an organizational level. - Ability to articulate NCC's mission and vision to develop a strong sense of common purpose in the organization.Relationship-Building Skills- Keen ability to build and manage effective relationships within, across, and outside an organization. - Actively develops relationships that support business goals and use those relationships to facilitate smooth operations. - Allocates time and effort to understanding and meeting the needs of internal or external customers. - Works with a long-term perspective to address donor or business partner problems, perhaps trading off immediate costs for the sake of the long-term relationship. - Activates diverse people and groups to work together and optimize results.Business Acumen- Utilizes an excellent understanding of general business and financial concepts. - Effectively applies general business knowledge to the issues faced in this organization. - Applies an understanding of general business, accounting, and financial concepts well to the issues faced in NCC. - Identifies and analyzes relevant data and then define critical issues and alternatives and adopts best practices from other partners as benchmarks.Highly Effective Communicator- Utilizes exceptional interpersonal and relationship development skills to easily establish productive relationships. - Influences others through well-developed oral and written communications skills.- Constantly creates an atmosphere in which timely and high-quality information flows smoothly.- Actively listens to and communicates effectively and with value, with staff. - Speaks comfortably to partners outside of your own area of expertise and speaks effectively to a broad, general audience and to all levels of the organization. - Ability to synthesize and sell concepts, inspire confidence, and gain consensus.- Ability to utilize effective project management skills and oversight to apply to multiple projects.- Exceptional interpersonal skills; interacts in meaningful way with colleagues, donors, and internal / external partners.- Commitment to continuous learning and improvement.- Humble team builder.- Ability to scale up and down effectively between strategy and hands-on execution.- Personal commitment to nature and conservation.COMPENSATIONA competitive compensation package including base salary (range between $145,000 to $165,000) and encompassing benefits will be provided.

Sr. Data Analyst to support the asset management data platform team for a large insurance client - 4963 Duration: 1 year (possibility of extension)Location: Remote (Toronto, Waterloo) You will be responsible for data analysis, data mapping, data modeling, governance and testing of various data sources and platforms. You will also collaborate with other data analysts, engineers, and business stakeholders to create derived consumable data products. This role includes thorough analysis and understanding of capital markets data Must haves:8+ years of experience in data analysis, data modeling, data governance, or data engineering.5+ years of experience in Asset Management and/or capital markets.Experience with technologies such as SQL, Python in cloud environmentsExperience with Agile delivery model tools (e.g., Jira; confluence; Miro) Nice to haves: Bachelor's degree in data science, computer science, statistics, mathematics, or training in related field. Job Responsibilities:Perform data mapping and data modeling activities to ensure data quality and integrity across different data sources and platforms.When establishing new data products, define, develop and implement the component defined within the data certification process.Adhere to, enhance and support governance policies and procedures by ensuring data attributes are clearly defined and data security, privacy, and compliance requirements are met.Support Data Owners/Steward in resolving technical data-related issues using specialized skills and tools.Conduct data/process testing and validation to identify and resolve issues and anomalies. Analyze and interpret data using various tools and techniques to generate insights and recommendations for business stakeholders.Define and clearly articulate problem statements while communicating and presenting data insights/recommendations to various audiences, both technical and non-technical.Manage discussions, negotiations and conflicts through resolution, using communication strategies that align with various audience styles and cultures. Apply

Account Executive - Mining Are you looking for an opportunity to take your career to the next level? Are you intrigued by the idea of working with industry-leading experts and having loads of professional development opportunities? If this sounds like you, read on! This is a hybrid role with the flexibility to work both virtually and from our Toronto office. Applicants must be legally authorized to work in Canada. This role is not eligible for sponsorship, and we are unable to sponsor or take over sponsorship of an employment visa or work permit. Aon is in the business of better decisions At Aon, we shape decisions for the better to protect and enrich the lives of people around the world. As an organization, we are united through trust as one inclusive, diverse team, and we are passionate about helping our colleagues and clients succeed. What the day will look like Distinctive Client Value Develop and maintain knowledge of client’s operations and risk exposures. Identify specific client and prospect needs and develop innovative and cost-effective solutions. Review and revise insurance program in conjunction with the client to ensure complete and appropriate coverage. Resolving client issues and concerns in partnership with the service team. Interacting and communicating regularly with the service team to ensure expected standards of service are delivered to the client. Maintaining at all times, a thorough understanding and knowledge of all available Aon resources. Produce new business and assist in the development of sales and marketing strategy. Develop comprehensive new business sales and development plans for identified targeted prospects and existing clients based on pre-agreed financial goals. Focus efforts on the development of new contacts and building relationships with prospects that align with the Branch’s acknowledged target market, with the understanding that volume of prospecting activity is essential. Operational Excellence Introducing the service team to clients as their day-to-day point of contact for ongoing service needs and ensuring smooth communication and coordination with the client. In conjunction with the service team, establish client service plans ensuring account profitability in a value-based approach for the scope of services required. Assume accountability for the service quality provided to the client. Developing and managing client relationships in order to increase penetration sales and cultivate new business opportunities. Performing other related duties as assigned in support of the managing the day-to-day service delivery to our clients. Talent Management Coordinating the efforts of technical and support staff to service clients efficiently Mentoring all levels of staff as required and performing other related duties as required How this opportunity is different This role will provide the opportunity for our colleague to act as the face of Aon to the clients/prospects in the Mining community, working to steward and build upon an established book of multinational mining accounts. The successful candidate will work across segment lines and geographies to deliver the best of Aon to this multinational practice. They will also be tasked with projects such as providing the leadership for development and delivery of insurance and industry related presentations/seminars prospects and clients as required. Skills and experience that will lead to success 5-9 years Commercial insurance experience RIBO license required CIP is preferable, or working towards Proficient in MS Word, Excel, Microsoft Outlook Strong organization skills and the ability to prioritize under pressure of competing deadlines. How we support our colleagues In addition to our comprehensive benefits package, we encourage a diverse workforce. Plus, our agile, inclusive environment allows you to manage your wellbeing and work/life balance, ensuring you can be your best self at Aon. Furthermore, all colleagues enjoy two “Global Wellbeing Days” each year, encouraging you to take time to focus on yourself. We offer a variety of working style solutions, but we also recognise that flexibility goes beyond just the place of work... and we are all for it. We call this Smart Working! Our continuous learning culture inspires and equips you to learn, share and grow, helping you achieve your fullest potential. As a result, at Aon, you are more connected, more relevant, and more valued. Aon values an innovative, diverse workplace where all colleagues feel empowered to be their authentic selves. Aon is proud to be an equal opportunity workplace. Aon provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, creed, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, veteran, marital, domestic partner status, or other legally protected status. We welcome applications from all and provide individuals with disabilities with reasonable adjustments to participate in the job application, interview process and to perform essential job functions once onboard. If you would like to learn more about the reasonable accommodations we provide, email [email protected] #LI-HYBRID #LI-NA1 2539634

Job SummaryJob DescriptionWhat is the opportunity?As a Branch Manager, you are a local market leader, motivating and coaching your team to create a memorable experience for clients. Inside and outside the branch, you capitalize on emerging market opportunities and act as an RBC Ambassador within the community you work in. Sharing common goals, purpose, vision, and values with other RBC partners, you build relationships and encourage collaboration across all roles, as well as steward digital enablement and multichannel usage. As a team leader, you support the ongoing development of staff through consistent routines to ensure a high level of employee capability and engagement.What will you do?Inspire, orchestrate, and pioneer superior retailing excellence to deliver a memorable client experienceDeliver results and support new client acquisitions through multiple channels, including your own team and local partnersLead change and allocate resources to meet the needs of the community, growing sales, revenue, and market shareEnsure high employee engagement through recruiting, talent management, development, and career planningCoach your team on client advice and education, problem resolution and prevention at first point of contact, and advocate for digital enablement and multichannel usageTake appropriate actions to close gaps identified through operational, credit effectiveness, and compliance reviews and reportsWhat do you need to succeed?Must-haveMutual Funds accreditation (IFIC or CSC) and minimum 2 years of licensed mutual funds sales experience within the last 3 yearsCompleted an acceptable mutual fund branch management exam offered by the CSI, or ability to write an exam within 4 months of start dateMinimum 3 years in a people management roleEntrepreneurial business acquisition mindsetAbility to employ digital channels, drive client awareness, and ensure your team is enabling clients with RBC digital accessNice-to-haveExperience in both business and personal bankingWhats in it for you?We thrive on the challenge to be our best, progressive thinking to keep growing, and working together to deliver trusted advice to help our clients thrive and communities prosper. We care about each other, reaching our potential, making a difference to our communities, and achieving success that is mutual.A comprehensive Total Rewards Program including bonuses and flexible benefits, and competitive compensationLeaders who support your development through coaching and managing opportunitiesAbility to make a difference and lasting impactWork in a dynamic, collaborative, progressive, and high-performing teamFinancial strength and strong brand to support your goalsJob SkillsBuilding Talent, Critical Thinking, Inspiring, Long Term PlanningAdditional Job DetailsAddress:4 KAMOTIK RD:CAMBRIDGE BAYCity:CAMBRIDGE BAYCountry:CanadaWork hours/week:37.5Employment Type:Full timePlatform:Personal and Commercial BankingJob Type:RegularPay Type:SalariedPosted Date:2024-04-01Application Deadline:2024-05-01Inclusion and Equal Opportunity EmploymentAt RBC, we embrace diversity and inclusion for innovation and growth. We are committed to building inclusive teams and an equitable workplace for our employees to bring their true selves to work. We are taking actions to tackle issues of inequity and systemic bias to support our diverse talent, clients and communities.We also strive to provide an accessible candidate experience for our prospective employees with different abilities. Please let us know if you need any accommodations during the recruitment process.Join our Talent CommunityStay in-the-know about great career opportunities at RBC. Sign up and get customized info on our latest jobs, career tips and Recruitment events that matter to you.Expand your limits and create a new future together at RBC. Find out how we use our passion and drive to enhance the well-being of our clients and communities at jobs.rbc.com.

The Surrey School District respectfully acknowledges that our schools reside on the traditional, unceded, and shared territories of Coast Salish peoples: The q̓ ícə̓ y̓ - Katzie, the qʼwa:n̓ƛʼən̓ - Kwantlen and the SEMYOME - Semiahmoo First Nations, who have been stewards of this land since time immemorial.Surrey Schools values an inclusive school district where equity is deeply embedded, and diversity welcomed.  We acknowledge the profound responsibility we all have in ensuring that our schools and district sites foster an atmosphere where everyone feels secure, respected, and valued.  Our commitment to providing a quality education extends beyond academic excellence; we are committed to creating and cultivating diverse, inclusive, and barrier-free environments for all applicants, employees, students, and their families.  Our identity, as Surrey Schools, is expressed in the shared values of openness, fairness and tolerance and recognizes the importance of diversity of identity and thought.  We are an equal opportunity employer and welcome applicants from all backgrounds.Surrey Schools, recipient of the BC Top Employers and Canada's Greenest Employer awards, is the largest school district in BC and the second largest employer in Surrey.  Spread across one of the fastest-growing cities in British Columbia, Surrey Schools provides quality education to over 82,000 students with 124 schools sites and a variety of other learning facilities, offering a broad range of innovative programs and services to support the learning of our students.  The Surrey School District team of approximately 13,000 employees works tirelessly every day to ensure that children are getting the best start they can, providing the preparation to be our leaders of tomorrow. Surrey Schools has a rare vacancy in our mechanic shop. As a large organization Surrey Schools is ideally suited for individuals seeking to learn, grow and keep busy. Whether you’re a new red seal mechanic seeking to start your career or a seasoned professional seeking better work-life balance, Surrey Schools is the place to be!Reporting to the Fleet Maintenance Foreperson, our mechanics are responsible for the maintenance and repair of a diverse fleet of vehicles and equipment including vans, pickup trucks, school buses, grounds equipment and more. As an integral part of our small shop team, the ideal candidate is a self-starter with a great attitude and a strong work ethic. Our shop is kept very busy with preventative maintenance, walk ups and on some occasions emergent repair needs. As such the ideal candidate is flexible, adaptable and able to prioritize work.The ideal candidate brings knowledge and experience in the maintenance and repair of light and medium duty vehicles and equipment, diesel trucks and schools buses, and heavy mobile equipment.Qualifications include: A BCTQ or Inter provincial ticket in Commercial Transport or Heavy Duty Mechanics Commercial Vehicle Inspection Certificate A valid BC Driver’s License – with air brake endorsementSurrey Schools prides itself on providing our Facilities staff with excellent work-life balance. Shifts are daytime 7am-3pm, Monday to Friday. This is a unionized position that offers a 37.5 hour work week with an hourly wage rate of $35.90, plus a benefits package: municipal pension, health, vacation & sick benefits. Effective date per collective agreement.Qualified applicants can apply by clicking the "apply" button to the right of the posting.  The closing date for this position is May 1st, 2024 at 4:00pm.  Note:   Successful applicants will be required to consent to a Criminal Records Search prior to employment.  Only those applicants selected for interviews will be contacted. To all others, thank you for your interest.

The RoleReporting to the Associate Vice-President, Student Experience, the Director of the Student Success and Leadership Centre (SSLC) is responsible for a diverse portfolio of functional areas dedicated to fostering student success through supported learning, recognizing academic excellence, fostering leadership, transition support, and building community engagement. They actively participate in building strategic plans and manage operations and budgeting for all areas within the SSLC, developing initiatives that reflect the University's commitment to student success and working collaboratively with the University community. Their ultimate goal is establishing a sense of belonging and supporting growth for students throughout their time at the University. Areas that currently report to this leader include programming related to Indigenous education, orientation and transition, leadership, community engagement, and learning supports.This portfolio is growing and changing as higher education evolves. This leader will play a key role in shaping the future of student support and programming at the University through the development of effective systems and services, while expertly employing change management skills to support the community.Key areas of oversight and responsibility are:Strategic Vision and Leadership - Provides creative and student-centered strategic leadership for their portfolio and shaping the development and integration of all functional areas under a shared identity.Operational Management - Provides direction, coaching, and support to the portfolio's staff and ensures ongoing stability, flexibility, inclusivity, and accountability of each of the reporting areas. Acts as steward for the SSLC budget and resources.Student Engagement and Wellbeing - Supports the development of innovative and relevant opportunities for students to engage and find a place they feel they belong and ensures the provision of student-centered interventions for those in need of support.Assessment and Data Strategy - Ensures the strategic assessment of SSLC offerings, needs assessments, and research that contributes to a robust understanding of current student demographics and climate and informs programming design and decision-making across the department.Representation and Networking - The Director acts as a representative of Student Experience to internal partners and committees, community partners, associations, and networks related to student engagement, transition, learning support, and wellbeing.

49442 - Toronto - Regular - Ongoing Hydro One is proud to be the largest electricity transmission and distribution provider in Ontario, serving nearly 1.4 million customers. We have a long history in the industry with our roots dating back over 110 years to 1906. Since then, we have worked to grow and evolve to meet the changing needs of our customers and communities across Ontario. Today, we’re focused on providing exceptional customer service and ensuring we are building safe communities where we live, work and play. It’s an exciting time to join the team at Hydro One! The Director, Enterprise Architecture is accountable to ensure the business and technology architecture is aligned to enable the outcomes as laid out in the overall corporate strategy. To achieve this, Director, Enterprise Architecture must work closely with the leadership across Hydro One to understand the current business capability landscape, the outcomes currently being achieved, and the changes required to meet existing and future business strategy. With this information, Director, Enterprise Architecture will support the development of a defensible business capability investment plan which aligns with a strategic IT reference architecture. The Director, Enterprise Architecture is accountable for the following key services: planning and supporting stakeholders, enterprise governance, supporting Hydro One delivery teams, developing technology strategies, roadmaps, and reference architectures, and acting as digital centers of excellence (COE). Job Duties: The Director, Enterprise Architecture will report directly to the Vice President Business Solutions and will be required to: Planning and Supporting Stakeholders Support the various stakeholders across the enterprise in the development and refinement of their business capabilities through combining people, processes, and technology, to support the stakeholder investment requirements needs to achieve the targeted business outcomes. Enterprise Governance Govern enterprise assets. Governance artifacts include policies, principles, standards, patterns, and guidelines that all IT investment solutions must follow. Governance includes the necessary collaboration across the enterprise to ensure adherence and the management of deviations from governance artifacts. Governance also includes the architecture methodologies, frameworks, languages, and tools that Hydro One leverages to support the practice across the enterprise. Work in conjunction with the IT delivery teams for the Hydro One business capability realization views. Oversee the IT landscape ensuring that technical debt, asset currency, and security vulnerabilities are addressed in a timely manner. Support Hydro One Delivery Teams Support delivery teams the development of solutions and guidance, and provide subject matter experts that support delivery teams to improve the quality of solutions and alignment with the governance objectives. Develop technology strategies, roadmaps, and reference architectures. Understand the evolution of technologies, processes, and people and how they will be applied across Hydro One to meet the Corporate Strategic objectives. Strategies describe the approach, roadmaps provide the directions, and reference architectures that inform the delivery of solutions. Digital Centers of Excellence (COE) Provide COE's deliver services across the enterprise to delivery teams and stakeholders in order that they can leverage technology easily to achieve the desired outcomes: Governance of the service technology ensuring the proper use, documentation, and financial accountability. Subject Matter Experts to advise stakeholders on the use of the technology, services, and obligations of all parties. Development resources or access to preferred partners to assist with the development of solutions for the stakeholder, and Support of solutions where agreed. Provide visible leadership to develop and maintain a safe and healthy workplace. Create value for our customers both internal and external. Create a culture and maintain a work environment where all can be fully engaged. Interface with senior management of Hydro One as required to ensure requirements are met with respect to: Managing/enacting Strategic IT imperatives Setting and driving the IT Innovative/digital agenda Driving data to insights with tools and analytics Application technology Execution of approved annual IT architecture programs Ensure Technology Architecture team performance towards: Defining and maintaining the principles, standards, guidelines and reference architectures that all solutions will follow Translation of agreed to strategic requirements into usable enterprise information architecture the overseeing of mapping of enterprise information architecture models to package application models, to determine impact or assess suitability of vendor solutions to enterprise information architecture requirements when necessary Mapping and auditability of information assets as they flow from upstream legacy, package, or custom development and interfaces to downstream analytical applications, thus ensuring optimal transparency, quality, consistency and controlled redundancy across the enterprise Participating in the definition of technical standards and guidelines that pertain to data and information use, security, access and governance (including defining accountabilities in support of data quality mandates) Ensuring that existing data/information assets are identified, stewarded and leveraged across the enterprise (IT and OT) to minimize redundancy and total cost ownership. Ensuring that the enterprise information architecture maps to the enterprise architecture Ensuring a focus on information/data quality by supporting/development and publication of enterprise data standards such as a common business vocabulary, naming conventions, data standards, transformation rules and related enterprise consistency specifications Constructing, refine and maintain information models, as needed, to meet business requirements Ensuring timely and appropriate information models exist to aid projects Develop a model management strategy in support of enterprise reuse and data-sharing objectives Facilitating consistent business analysis, information acquisition analysis and design, data access analysis and design, archiving and recovery strategies, security, and change management at the enterprise level Validating audit objectives and assist with creation of audit plans to ensure continued data integrity and transparency Establishing guidelines for reporting procedures on the reuse of enterprise information architecture artefacts Analyzing information to evaluate the effectiveness of controls, determine the accuracy of reports, and monitor the efficiency and security of operations Reviewing audit reports to ensure findings and recommendations are acted on Coordinating new development activities and ensure they are consistent and well integrated with the established enterprise information architecture, using metadata management and/or a repository to promote reuse and standards adoption Assisting in post-implementation continuous-improvement efforts to enhance performance and provide increased functionality Participating in key project design reviews as part of the methodology process to ensure application designs adhere to enterprise information architecture guidelines Support definition of ISD yearly strategic resource allocation and related IT budget for ISD. Establish and maintain key partner relationships with internal Hydro One Business units as part of the ISD Division. Support the management of the various Hydro One Line of Business needs ensuring communicated needs are balance against resource capacities and agreed to prioritizations. Assist provide the necessary business leadership to oversee the review of all completed IT projects to Business Case identified deliverables, including anticipated ''Value Return''. Required Skills and Experience: Bachelor's degree in computer science, information systems or a related study (such as library science), or equivalent related project experience. In-depth IT Architecture knowledge/experience - 15 years of experience in IT with a preference of 10+ years of IT Architecture design experience in a senior leadership role. Knowledgeable in the design and construction of information architectures that enable well-integrated transactional, collaborative and analytical systems. Data/information modeling expertise at the enterprise level Understanding of common information architecture frameworks Understanding of differences between relational modeling and object modeling Knowledge of problem analysis, structured analysis, and design and programming techniques Knowledge of or experience with one or more multiuser, multitasking operating systems Ability to effectively adapt to rapidly changing technology and apply it to business needs Ability to establish and maintain a high level of customer trust and confidence Strong analytical and conceptual skills; ability to create original concepts/theories for a variety of stakeholders Ability to analyze project, program and portfolio needs, as well as determine resources needed to meet objectives and solve problems that involve remote and elusive symptoms, often spanning multiple environments in a business area. Knowledge of project planning and management, including scope, time and resource management. Experience creating information policy to support effective design of information systems and use of information across the enterprise. Experience with various information modeling techniques (such as data flow diagrams, entity-relationship diagrams or create/read/update/delete matrices). Familiarity with business intelligence and data warehousing development techniques. High-level understanding of relational database management systems and other data structures. Experience with process redesign methods (such as business process re engineering, Six Sigma or total quality management) and tools (such as Proforma, IDS Scheer, Computas, Telelogic or Mega). Knowledgeable various aspects of designing and constructing business processes, functions and organizational structures. Skills, Education and Experience: Demonstrated Leadership and problem solving skills Strong relationship development/communication skills Experience with a North American regulated electric power and natural gas utility industry preferred At Hydro One we understand that the success and strength of our business rests with our people. When we develop their skills, we are investing in both their success and ours. To secure the best talent, we seek to create a workforce that reflects the diverse populations of the communities where we live and work and to create a culture based on safety, innovation and inclusiveness. We are honoured to be recognized by Forbes in its list of Canada’s Best Employers for 2024. Thank you for considering a career with Hydro One, we welcome applications from all qualified candidates. If you are having difficulty using our online application system and you need an accommodation due to a disability, please email [email protected]. Hydro One will provide reasonable accommodation for qualified individuals with disabilities in the job application process. Please note this email is only for accommodation requests. Resumes sent to this email address will not be considered. Deadline: April 29, 2024 In the event you are experiencing difficulties applying to this job please consult our help page here . Job Segment: Information Technology, IT Architecture, Six Sigma, Architecture, Telecom, Technology, Management, Engineering

Posting Title ISL 18R - Junior Business Analyst Position Classification Information Systems R18 Union GEU Work Options Remote Location Abbotsford, BC V2S 1H4 CACampbell River, BC V9W 6Y7 CACranbrook, BC V1C 7G5 CAFort Nelson, BC V0C 1R0 CAHope, BC V0X 1L0 CAKamloops, BC V2H 1B7 CAMultiple Locations, BC CA (Primary)Nanaimo, BC V9T 6L8 CANelson, BC V1L 6K1 CAPrince George, BC V2N4P7 CASmithers, BC V0J 2N0 CASurrey, BC V4P 1M5 CAVancouver, BC V6B 0N8 CAVictoria, BC V9B 6X2 CAWilliams Lake, BC V2G 5M1 CASalary Range $64,123.59 - $72,674.35 annually Close Date 4/29/2024 Job Type Regular Full Time Temporary End Date Ministry/Organization BC Public Service -> Social Dev & Poverty Reduction Ministry Branch / Division Information Services Division Job Summary An excellent opportunity to apply your technical experienceThe Ministry: The Ministry of Social Development and Poverty Reduction is proud to be an equal opportunity employer; we strive to ensure all employees contribute in meaningful ways, bring their full self to work and celebrate their differences. The ministry focuses on reducing poverty, creating opportunities, and increasing inclusion. The ministry provides strategic leadership and quality services that empower British Columbians to share in the province's prosperity, with a vision to participate fully in their community and to reach their full potential.The Division: The Information Services Division are technology leaders, planning and delivering successful solutions with information management and information technology (IM/IT) services to both the Ministry of Social Development and Poverty Reduction and the Ministry of Children and Family. The division also provides IM/IT resource planning, decision-making, project and issues management, security and privacy functions, and desktop support. Our guiding principle is to promote a service delivery culture that is respectful, fosters positive relationships, and promotes creative problem solving with all our staff and partners in the Social Sector.The Role: As a Junior Business Analyst for the Data Steward Team, the primary focus will be data quality and client support. Other duties can include analyzing large volumes of data and working on special projects to evaluate and remediate data inconsistencies.Job Requirements:Education and Experience: Diploma, certification or equivalent in the computer science field plus a minimum of six (6) months experience in each of the below, OR a combination of lesser, related education and a minimum of one (1) year experience in each of the below. Experience analyzing data and/or reports to identify inconsistencies. Experience providing customer support and problem resolution. Preference may be given to applicants who have experience in the following: Analyzing and remediating data quality issues. Working in the Social Sector. For questions regarding this position, please contact [email protected] .About this Position: This posting is to establish an eligibility list for future permanent and/or temporary vacancies. Remote work is allowed, this position can work up to full time from their home in British Columbia subject to an approved telework agreement. The locations listed above are to assist applicants in searching for this opportunity and are not a complete list of locations. Employees of the BC Public Service must be located in BC at the time of employment.Working for the BC Public Service: The BC Public Service is committed to creating a diverse workplace to represent the population we serve and to better meet the needs of our citizens. Consider joining our team and being part of an innovative, inclusive and rewarding workplace.The Indigenous Applicant Advisory Service is available to applicants that self-identify as Indigenous (First Nations, status or non-status, Métis, or Inuit) seeking work or already employed in the BC Public Service. For guidance on applying and interviewing, please contact [email protected] or 778-405-3452.With over 200 different occupations available in 280 communities across the province, we offer exciting opportunities for your career.Come be a part of the BC Public Service, a Top 100 Employer that embraces diversity, health and career growth. For more information, please see What We Offer .How to Apply: Your application must clearly demonstrate how you meet the job requirements listed above.Cover Letter: NO - Please do not submit a cover letter as it will not be reviewed.Resume: YES - A resume is required as part of your application, however, it may not be used for initial shortlisting purposes.Questionnaire: YES - You will need to complete a comprehensive questionnaire to demonstrate how you meet the job requirements. Include all relevant information about your educational accomplishments and employment history including job titles, start and end dates (month and year) of your employment, and how you obtained your relevant experience. The questionnaire will take approximately 60 minutes to complete.Helpful tips, videos and more regarding the application process can be found on the Your Job Application page of MyHR. If you are experiencing technical difficulty applying, e-mail [email protected] , before the stated closing time, and we will respond as soon as possible.Additional Information: A Criminal Record Check (CRC) will be required.Applicants selected to move forward in the hiring process may be assessed on the Knowledge, Skills, Abilities and Competencies as outlined in the attached Job Profile located at the bottom of the posting.Applications will be accepted until 11:00 pm Pacific Standard Time on the closing date of the competition.Job Category Information Management/Information Technology

Home Careers @ Guelph Current Opportunities Director, Ontario Veterinary College Advancement Director, Ontario Veterinary College Advancement Forbes Ranks U of G Among Canada's Top Employers Professional and Managerial Group Director, Ontario Veterinary College (OVC) Advancement Alumni Affairs and Development Hiring #: 2024-0181 Please read the Application Instructions before applying At the University of Guelph, fostering a culture of inclusion is an institutional imperative. The University invites and encourages applications from all qualified individuals, including from groups that are traditionally underrepresented in employment, who may contribute to further diversification of our Institution. The Director of Ontario Veterinary College Advancement has accountability for alumni engagement, annual, major, principal and planned gift fundraising for the Ontario Veterinary College (OVC). Reporting jointly to the Associate Vice-President (Advancement) and the Dean, OVC, the Director is the most senior advancement position in the College and is responsible for guiding the OVC Advancement team toward an annual target of $10 million in sustained fundraising revenue. In partnership with the OVC Dean, members of the executive team, and other key members of the College, the Director promotes and supports OVC’s strategic priorities and enhances its reputation as a world-class veterinary college. The incumbent provides advancement expertise, strategic advice/support and introduction of top donors and prospects to the Dean and senior administrators in OVC, the President, Vice-Presidents and AVPs. The incumbent provides leadership and guidance to a small advancement team of direct reports while also partnering with the Director, OVC Pet Trust to coordinate advancement activities within the Pet Trust portfolio. In keeping with the University’s commitment to support a community of wellness for its employees, successful applicants are eligible to request a flexible work arrangement. An important area of growth for the team is in building an inclusive, equitable and diverse team reflected throughout the organization. Following the lead of our unit’s Equity Diversity and Inclusion Committee, we recognize we have more work to do in this area and are committed to the journey of learning, growing and improving. Applicants who identify as belonging to an equity seeking group are encouraged to apply. The Director is responsible for several key functions related to advancement at the University of Guelph. In particular, the Director: Models the values of respect, integrity, appreciation, forward focus, and empowerment. Leads and implements OVC advancement strategy, ensuring alignment of advancement activities with College strategic goals and objectives, in concert with the Director of OVC Marketing and Communication and the Manager of OVC Pet Trust. Directs recruitment, training, goal-setting, coaching and evaluation of all advancement staff within the college. Deploys team resources as needed to meet the needs of this portfolio, as well as all principal, major, and planned gifts. Serves as a principal and major gift fundraiser for the College including their own fundraising accountabilities, providing oversight and strategic direction toward the fundraising goal to successively build to a sustained $20-million per year. Provides oversight of all solicitation of gifts of $1-million or greater within the College. Manages all prospect and donor activity to ensure donors are being identified, cultivated, solicited and stewarded, as well as overseeing and monitoring gift planning initiatives. Develops strategies and plans to enhance alumni engagement to cultivate and build lifelong relationships between the College and its expanding alumni base including outreach strategies for events, volunteer management, Develops and implements an overall strategy, annual and multi-year plans accommodating alumni engagement, annual, major, principal and planned giving objectives and activities through a wide array of programming. Plans correspondence with alumni and donors on behalf of the College. This includes managing alumni and donor concerns/complaints with tact and authority of OVC. Experience, skills and qualifications: The preferred candidate will have: Undergraduate degree along with at least 6 years of relevant experience; a Certified Fund Raising Executive designation is considered an asset; Demonstrated progressive experience in fundraising, with a proven track record of success securing principal and major ($1M+) gifts from a variety of stakeholders. Fundraising experience in a University or public sector environment or a comparable setting with complex organizational structures is considered an asset; Experience leading and managing team members, volunteers and advising senior administrators; Demonstrated ability to think and act strategically and creatively in a dynamic high-pressure work environment, exercising tact, diplomacy, discretion and good judgment; Proficient in business management and development, including budget planning and analysis; Capacity to build consensus and influence direction and priorities; Knowledge of business community, and related issues and challenges (knowledge of veterinary field an asset); Strategic planning, people management and administrative skills to lead an advancement team ensuring fundraisers and other team members have both individual and group success; Good interpersonal skills and ability to deal effectively with diverse groups of people, including donors and prospects, senior administration, colleagues, alumni; ability to anticipate, identify and respond to needs and interests of varied audiences; Proven ability to lead groups towards completion of long-term goals in dynamic environments; Excellent written and oral communication skills; Experience managing the personnel and resource requirements of competing projects and shifting between projects. For more information about this exciting opportunity please contact Meredith Wilson, Talent Acquisition Consultant, at [email protected] Position Number 640-001 Classification P09* Professional/Managerial Salary Bands *Tentative evaluation; subject to committee review. At the University of Guelph, fostering a culture of inclusion is an institutional imperative. The University invites and encourages applications from all qualified individuals, including from groups that are traditionally underrepresented in employment, who may contribute to further diversification of our Institution. 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The Surrey School District respectfully acknowledges that our schools reside on the traditional, unceded, and shared territories of Coast Salish peoples: The q̓ ícə̓ y̓ - Katzie, the qʼwa:n̓ƛʼən̓ - Kwantlen and the SEMYOME - Semiahmoo First Nations, who have been stewards of this land since time immemorial. Surrey Schools is the largest BC school district and the second-largest employer in Surrey. We're proud recipients of BC Top Employers and Canada's Greenest Employer awards. Surrey Schools provides quality education to over 82,000 students with 124 schools sites and a variety of other learning facilities, offering a broad range of innovative programs and services to support the learning of our students. The Surrey School District team of approximately 13,000 employees works tirelessly every day to ensure that children are getting the best start they can, providing the preparation to be our leaders of tomorrow.  Our Commitment:Providing quality education extends beyond academic excellence; we are committed to creating and cultivating diverse, inclusive, and barrier-free environments for all applicants, employees, students, and their families.Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion & Values:Our identity, as Surrey Schools, is expressed in the shared values of openness, fairness and belonging and recognizes the importance of diversity of identity and thought.  We are an equal opportunity employer and welcome applicants from all backgrounds. We are committed to removing barriers and creating a workplace where everyone, regardless of their background, feels empowered to contribute their best.Join us in our mission to provide the best start for children, preparing them to be the leaders of tomorrow. If you are passionate about education, diversity, and making a positive impact, we invite you to explore opportunities with Surrey Schools.Job SummaryReporting to the Superintendent/CEO, the Director, Communications is responsible for internal and external communications, branding, public engagement, and issues management. The Director leads the Communications team and the development and implementation of the school district’s strategic communications plan. The Director provides strategic advice to the Board of Education and Executive Committee, and is the chief spokesperson for the school district on day to day issues.Key Responsibilities: Lead media relations and issues management and provide strategic advice and guidance to Trustees and the Executive team on strategy, responses, tactics and best practices to ensure effective stewardship of the school district’s brand. Provide leadership and direction to the Communications team, including goal-setting, coaching, development, and performance management. Foster a collaborative and supportive work environment that encourages teamwork and professional growth. Promote a culture of continuous improvement and innovation within the department. Develop, implement, and evaluate comprehensive external communication strategies and initiatives to effectively reach target audiences and enhance engagement. Conduct surveys, focus groups, and interviews to gather qualitative feedback. Engage with government (municipal, provincial and federal), media outlets, DPAC, unions, Indigenous leaders, Fraser Health, partner agencies, and other external entities to facilitate information sharing, coordinate communication efforts, and advance the school district’s interests and priorities. Serve as the organization’s primary media contact and spokesperson. Prepare district publications and news releases, manage requests for information. Oversee the organization's online presence, including website content, social media channels, and digital marketing campaigns. Advise leaders on internal communications strategies that foster transparent, engaging dialogue and alignment with organizational values and goals. Direct crisis communications. Establish and monitor mechanisms, metrics, and performance indicators to evaluate the effectiveness of communications and guide decision-making and continuous improvement. Generate reports and presentations and communicate findings and insights to the Board of Education and Executive team. Develop and manage the departmental budget, negotiating contracts and agreements, monitoring expenditures, and ensuring all district policies and guidelines are followed. Qualifications: Education & Experience:  Master’s degree and/or other advanced accreditation in communications, public relations, or related field. Ten to fifteen years’ progressive experience in strategic communications, media, issues management, and crisis communications. Public sector experience preferred. An equivalent combination of education and experience will be considered. Skills: Significant leadership experience with the ability to motivate and develop a team through mentorship and coaching. Crisis communication experience and ability to handle sensitive issues with discretion. Excellent interpersonal, verbal and written communication skills with the ability to communicate and build trust with diverse groups. Expert knowledge of the principles and practice of effective communications, media/public relations, and marketing The ability to think critically and view issues and challenges from multiple perspectives. Demonstrated ability to work with others in a consultative and collaborative manner. Effective decision-making, and problem-solving skills. Exceptional organizational, project management, and change management skills and proven ability to manage multiple priorities while delivering high-quality results. Demonstrated commitment to inclusion and belonging and building a caring and respectful workplace. Knowledge of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy legislation Financial acumen and demonstrated commitment to fiscally sound and responsible decisions. Data literacy including the ability to define and apply metrics and analytics to facilitate learning and decision-making. Proficiency in Office365 and digital media platforms. What we're offering  Comprehensive Benefits Package - Extended Medical, Vision and Dental - Life Insurance, Short-Term and Long-Term Disability - Employee Family Assistance Program - Municipal Pension 13 Paid Holidays, plus Sick & Vacation Time Onsite Fitness Room in the Surrey Head Office Supportive workplace with a positive and productive work environment. Feel a sense of security and safety to act, speak, and reflect who you areThe salary range for this position is $169,861 to $188,734 per year with comprehensive benefits package and Municipal Pension.Placement in the salary range is determined by an assessment of qualifications and ability to meet the key requirements of the job, and consideration of internal equity comparisons. The midpoint of the range represents an employee that possesses full job knowledge, qualifications, and experience for the position.Qualified applicants can apply by clicking the "apply" button to the right of the posting. The closing date for this position is April 30, 2024 at 4:00pm.Note: Successful applicants will be required to consent to a Criminal Records Search prior to employment. Only those applicants selected for interviews will be contacted. To all others, thank you for your interest.

Expand your Executive Assistant skills while honouring our heritage and exploring the stunning region!Receive a competitive hourly wage of $25-$33/hour!Make a true difference to the vibrant community of the Ditidaht First Nation!About Ditidaht First NationJoin the Ditidaht People, stewards of a rich heritage that spans over 5,000 years, and become part of a community deeply intertwined with the natural and spiritual worlds. Located in a vast territory from the lush forests around Cowichan and Nitinaht Lakes to the pristine Pacific Ocean, we are a people who proudly navigate both traditional and modern realms. At the heart of our ethos is a profound connection to our land, which fuels our culture, economy, and spirituality. We are committed to sustainable development, ensuring that the bounty of our forests, clean air, and waters continue to nurture not just the Ditidaht People but all who visit our lands. As we embrace economic opportunities that align with our cultural values, we invite you to contribute to and benefit from our ongoing journey of growth and preservation. Experience the fulfillment of protecting and promoting a way of life that respects the deep, spiritual connections to our environment. Discover a career that harmonizes professional advancement with profound ecological and communal engagement.For more information, please visit our website: nitinaht.com/first-nationAbout the OpportunityDitidaht First Nation is looking for a part-time Executive Assistant based in Nitinaht, BC. This position is remote with expectation travel on-site per organization needs (~twice a month). Though this position is initially part-time, there is potential for it to transition to full-time work in the future.This role primarily supports the Administrator and Chief and Council, focusing on managing schedules, preparing meeting agendas, and ensuring the efficient management and security of Council files.More specifically, your responsibilities include but are not limited to:Managing the scheduling, tracking, and coordination of Chief and Council commitmentsTaking minutes, reviewing, and distributing minutes including action items for meetingsFacilitating meetings, preparing agendas, compiling packages, and chairing meetings when neededMaintaining and securing all Council files and other office filesSpecializing in records management and communicationsPreparing reports for the Administrator, Chief and Council, and the management teamProviding professional administrative support in accordance with approved practices, policies, budgets, standards, and guidelinesCoordinating timely and comprehensive responses to requests and managing internal and external issuesLiaising with contractors as required and presenting a professional, positive, and helpful attitude at all timesTo read the full position description, please click here.About YouTo qualify, you will need a minimum of 2+ years experience in administrative roles, preferably within First Nation or Indigenous communities, coupled with exceptional minute-taking skills and a strong background in records management, both soft and hard copy. You will also need a valid Driver's License and a reliable vehicle.Additionally, the following skills and background will be highly valued:Experience with record management systemsAbility and willingness to develop current record-keeping process to improve overall administrative efficienciesDeveloped experience chairing or facilitating meetings, preferably in a Chief and Council or board settingNatural curiosity and eagerness to ask questions and seek understandingAs our ideal candidate, you possess the unique ability to navigate both independent work and collaborative efforts seamlessly, engaging with a diverse range of individuals—from Chief and Council to community members—ensuring everyone feels valued and heard. Your exceptional tact, diplomacy, and empathy are vital, especially when managing confidential information or navigating conflicts of interest, always aligning with our overarching goals. Your professionalism, positivity, and willingness to assist are fundamental in building and maintaining strong relationships within and beyond our organization.This role presents a singular chance to make a meaningful impact within a vibrant and culturally rich community. We seek a committed, proactive individual who will introduce organization, efficiency, and a deep, respectful understanding of First Nations culture to our team.Note: Preference will be given to applicants who have First Nations or Indigenous ancestry. About the BenefitsCompensation based on skills and experience is a competitive wage of $25-$33/hour, and a host of attractive benefits including:Work-life balance with the flexibility to work hybrid part-timeOpportunity to develop in a growing organizationPaid travel expenses for work in the communityWork equipment provided including a phone or a phone allowance ($50/month)Opportunity to grow into a full-time positionEmbrace this exceptional chance to become a transformative part of a community deeply rooted in its values and heritage - Apply now!