Strategic Leader in Community Development (Toronto)

Strategic Leader in Community Development (Toronto)

31 Aug
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FirstService Residential Canada
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Toronto

31 Aug

FirstService Residential Canada

Toronto

Join FirstService Residential as a Senior Director focused on community development and operational excellence. Transform residential management across Canada and the U.S. with your strategic oversight and operational insight. As a key member of the management team, you will guide the start-up and transition of current condominium communities, ensuring adherence to industry regulations and client satisfaction.

Your role involves developing strategies for operational best practices and enhancing service delivery while collaborating closely with various stakeholders to minimize risks. Key Responsibilities:

- Manage strategic oversight for condominium community transitions
- Identify and mitigate operational risks proactively




- Streamline operational procedures and compliance reviews
- Lead procurement and tendering processes for audits
- Mentor and guide internal teams toward operational success Requirements:
- Bachelor’s in Business Administration or related field
- At least 10 years of progressive leadership experience
- Strong background in condominium governance and management
- Excellent communication and relationship-building skills
- Experience with regulatory compliance and operations Leverage your expertise in community development to make impactful changes at FirstService Residential.

📌 Strategic Leader in Community Development (Toronto)
🏢 FirstService Residential Canada
📍 Toronto

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