Executive Officer in Indigenous Governance (Manitoba)

Executive Officer in Indigenous Governance (Manitoba)

18 Aug
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Whitehorse Chamber of Commerce
|
Manitoba

18 Aug

Whitehorse Chamber of Commerce

Manitoba

Elevate Indigenous leadership as a Senior Executive Officer for the Arctic Athabaskan Council in Whitehorse, Yukon. This role emphasizes strategic operations, governance, and partnerships.

The ideal candidate will have substantial senior management experience, particularly in Indigenous governance and Arctic issues. Your role will include overseeing financial responsibilities, implementing AAC priorities, and collaborating with various stakeholders to champion the interests of Arctic Athabaskan Peoples. Your strategic planning skills will be crucial in promoting Indigenous knowledge and resilience.

Key Responsibilities:
• Direct operations and enhance governance practices
• Oversee budgets, audits, and funding agreements
• Engage closely with Board members and stakeholders




• Promote environmental policy and climate adaptation
• Travel for national and international advocacy initiatives

Requirements:
• At least five years of experience in senior leadership
• In-depth understanding of Indigenous cultures and Treaties
• Proven ability to build cooperative relationships
• Exceptional planning, communication, and diplomatic skills
• Willingness to undergo a criminal records check

Bring your expertise in governance and advocacy to support the Arctic Athabaskan Peoples at AAC.
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📌 Executive Officer in Indigenous Governance (Manitoba)
🏢 Whitehorse Chamber of Commerce
📍 Manitoba

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