Community Development Director East Hants (Nova Scotia)

Community Development Director East Hants (Nova Scotia)

04 Sep
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Municipality of East Hants, Nova Scotia, Canada
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Nova Scotia

04 Sep

Municipality of East Hants, Nova Scotia, Canada

Nova Scotia

Shape Elmsdale's future as the Director of Recreation and Community Development with the Municipality of East Hants. Champion community initiatives through innovative programs and tourism strategies.

The Municipality of East Hants is looking for an accomplished leader in recreation or community development. Reporting to the Chief Administrative Officer, you will manage a diverse team focused on delivering top-tier recreation services and tourism projects. This role entails strategic planning, community collaboration, and effective program management.

Key Responsibilities:
• Direct the team responsible for recreation programs
• Oversee operations at the Sportsplex and Aquatic Centre
• Implement the East Hants Tourism Strategy




• Collaborate with groups to enhance community offerings
• Support volunteer recruitment and training efforts

Requirements:
• Five years of leadership experience required
• Three years of team management in relevant fields
• Proven experience in strategic planning and budgeting
• Knowledge of relevant legislation and regulations
• Competence in technology, especially MS Office

Lead creative community programs and support East Hants’ growth as its Recreation Director.
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📌 Community Development Director East Hants (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Municipality of East Hants, Nova Scotia, Canada
📍 Nova Scotia

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