INTERM EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
| Company: | Prince Albert Indian Metis Friendship Centre |
| City: | Prince Albert, Saskatchewan |
| Industry: | Other |
| Date: | 14 Aug `08 |
| Employment: | Full-Time |
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POSITION SUMMARY:
The Executive Director is responsible for the overall operations of the Friendship Centre driven activities. The position reports to and receives direction from the Board of Directors. The Executive Director working with the Board is responsible for the planning, leading, organizing and controlling of activities, programs and services of the Prince Albert Indian Metis Friendship Centre.
DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES:
Administration:
Writes proposals to secure present and new funding
prepares budgets for Core program and service programs yearly funding, with assistance from Finance Manager.
Ensures monthly, quarterly, annual and project reports are complete, accurate and submitted to the Board, appropriate agencies and individuals within deadlines.
Ensures statistical and financial reports are provided as required
Inform board of changes affecting programs
Ensure agency objectives are being met.
Responsible for implementing and overseeing new and existing initiatives as directed by the Board.
Works with internal / external committees in developing, implementing and monitoring programs and services.
Personnel:
Participates in the appointment and termination of staff unitizing accepted policies and procedures.
Provides staff with orientation of organization’s policies, Procedures, goals, benefits, and obligations.
Oversees staff activities to ensure our organization and funding agency goals are met.
Provides or organizes staff training necessary to successful meet the organization and agency goals.
Annually evaluates staff job performances to ensure client needs, organization needs and agency needs are met.
Provides staff and Board with information concerning programs, services and or policies.
Acts as the communication link between staff and Board.
Provides relevant information about our programs , services to community agencies
Represents the organizations in negotiations or official functions
Keep informed of government and non-government programs and funding initiatives that the organization could access.
Other duties:
Carry out other administrative and organizational tasks as required.
Requirements
JOB REQUIREMENTS
Grade 12 plus post secondary training in related field i.e.: administration, management.
Additional training in personnel, financial management, community development, economic development.
Requires a thorough knowledge of Aboriginal Culture
An understanding of Aboriginal organizations, Aboriginal Government, municipal and federal government departments.
Must have knowledge of community development concepts, development plans and identifying needs, developing strategies, implementing plans.
Must have knowledge of managing human resources.
Knowledge of computers and software programs is necessary
Must have demonstrated ability to organize and plan his/her work schedule.
Must have demonstrated good written and verbal communication skills.
Flexible work schedule
WORK EXPERIENCE
Minimum of two (2) to five (5) years directly related experience is necessary
Contact
Closing date: Tuesday, August 26, 2008 4:30 p.m. Human Rights Exemption code E 95-02 Send resumes to: Prince Albert Indian Métis Friendship Centre Attention: Personnel Committee 1409 1St Ave East Prince Albert, Sk. S6V 2B2 Fax # 306 763 3205 Email: paimfc.belinda@sasktel.net

