Senior Director Economic Development Afn Quebec (Canada)

Senior Director Economic Development Afn Quebec (Canada)

01 Aug
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Assembly of First Nations
|
Canada

01 Aug

Assembly of First Nations

Canada

Lead impactful policy initiatives at the Assembly of First Nations (AFN) as the Senior Director of Economic Development and Infrastructure. This hybrid role drives advocacy for First Nations rights and involves strategic leadership.

The Senior

Director will oversee initiatives within the Economic Development and Infrastructure Branch, ensuring alignment with AFN's political objectives.

Key skills include solid leadership, in-depth knowledge of First Nations governance, and the ability to navigate complex political settings. This role requires building relationships with First Nations leaders and external partners to promote economic growth and infrastructure development. Key Responsibilities:
Lead planning and implementation of branch initiatives




Develop strategies for national advocacy in economic development
Build relationships with leaders and external partners
Provide strategic advice to management and the CEO
Oversee policy reports and key document delivery Requirements:
Minimum 5 years in senior management roles
Degree in Economics, Political Science, or related field
Understanding of First Nations economic issues
Experience managing complex projects
Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite Drive First Nations priorities forward with your strategic leadership in this vital role at AFN.

📌 Senior Director Economic Development Afn Quebec (Canada)
🏢 Assembly of First Nations
📍 Canada

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