Director Of Regulatory Affairs At Aibc British Columbia (Canada)

Director Of Regulatory Affairs At Aibc British Columbia (Canada)

29 Sep
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AIBC
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Canada

29 Sep

AIBC

Canada

Shape the future of architectural licensing as the Director with AIBC, a key regulatory role based in Vancouver. This full time position emphasizes collaboration and strategic management in a hybrid office.

As the Director of Registration and Licensing at AIBC, you will guide compliance and policy development for architecture in British Columbia. Reporting to the CEO, this leadership role is designed for a regulatory expert passionate about improving registration systems and upholding standards. This is a unique chance to make vital contributions to public interest regulation.

Key Responsibilities:
• Oversee policy and procedural enhancements
• Ensure statutory compliance under Qualified Governance Act
• Facilitate communication with Canadian and international regulatory bodies




• Advise on registration and licensing operational strategies
• Prepare compliance reporting and Board communications

Requirements:
• 7+ years of management experience, 5 in senior roles
• Relevant university degree required, Master’s an asset
• Robust understanding of governance in regulated professions
• Exceptional communication and organizational skills
• Proven partnership skills throughout organizations

Lead AIBC's commitment to regulatory excellence and contribute to the architectural profession's integrity in BC.
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📌 Director Of Regulatory Affairs At Aibc British Columbia (Canada)
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