Nisa Foundation Regional Director Quebec & Halifax Nova Scotia

Nisa Foundation Regional Director Quebec & Halifax Nova Scotia

31 Jul
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Nisa Foundation
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Nova Scotia

31 Jul

Nisa Foundation

Nova Scotia

Empower communities as the Regional Director for Nisa Foundation in Quebec, Ottawa, and Halifax, a role requiring French proficiency. Focus on leadership, strategic direction, and community partnerships.

In this full time position, you will serve as a key ambassador for Nisa Foundation while managing operations for Nisa Homes in Montreal and Ottawa. Your experience will contribute to translating national strategies into region-specific initiatives. You'll lead efforts in fundraising and program evaluation, aiming for measurable community impacts while fostering collaboration among regional teams.

Key Responsibilities:
• Act as the spokesperson for Nisa Foundation in your region
• Oversee and evaluate program effectiveness and community outreach




• Develop and implement B2B and B2C fundraising initiatives
• Strengthen partnerships with community leaders and organizations
• Manage regional budgets and ensure compliance

Requirements:
• Proficiency in French is required
• Experience in leading non-profit operations
• Knowledge in program evaluation and community impact strategies
• Proven fundraising capabilities
• Skilled in building community coalitions

Drive impactful change and support vulnerable populations with your leadership at Nisa Foundation.
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📌 Nisa Foundation Regional Director Quebec & Halifax Nova Scotia
🏢 Nisa Foundation
📍 Nova Scotia

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