Policy Coordinator At Law Society Of Bc British Columbia

Policy Coordinator At Law Society Of Bc British Columbia

02 Aug
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Law Society
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British Columbia

02 Aug

Law Society

British Columbia

Become a Policy Coordinator at the Law Society of BC in Vancouver, British Columbia. This permanent, full time position emphasizes strategic planning, project coordination, and collaboration across departments.

The Law Society of BC seeks a dedicated individual to coordinate its Policy department initiatives. Your role will involve managing strategic planning documents, tracking progress on initiatives, and ensuring smooth operations through effective communication with stakeholders. You will support the Director with administrative tasks and facilitate meetings for committees, task forces, and other groups.

Key Responsibilities:
• Assist with document management for strategic projects
• Track progress and communicate updates to the Director




• Coordinate cross-departmental meetings and action items
• Prepare reports, presentations, and briefing materials
• Provide administrative support for the Director and department

Requirements:
• Diploma in public administration or related field
• Three years of relevant coordinator experience
• Robust organizational and communication skills
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite
• Experience in regulatory or public sector environments

Support the Law Society's initiatives while enhancing your project management and coordination skills.
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📌 Policy Coordinator At Law Society Of Bc British Columbia
🏢 Law Society
📍 British Columbia

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