General Manager at Miawpukek First Nation
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miawpukek first nation nl canada ca, Newfoundland and Labrador
Nicole Bailey
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Lead the Miawpukek First Nation as General Manager in Conne River, Newfoundland. This influential role demands strong leadership, business acumen, and a commitment to community relationships.
As the General Manager, you'll be pivotal in guiding MFN's programs and services. Your leadership experience should include a minimum of 10 years at a senior management level. You will collaborate closely with Chief and Council, oversee financial planning, and foster a strong organizational culture while recognizing the value of Mi'kmaq traditions.
Key Responsibilities
• Collaborate with Chief and Council on strategic actions
• Lead and support MFN’s management team
• Oversee financial and risk management operations
• Strengthen organizational capacity through continuous improvement
• Build relationships with community and stakeholders
Requirements:
• Minimum 10 years of progressive leadership experience
• Relevant post-secondary education in related fields
• Experience with Indigenous governance and operations
• Strong financial and organizational skills
• Valid driver’s license and flexibility for travel Shape the future of Miawpukek First Nation through effective leadership and community engagement.
Key Responsibilities
• Collaborate with Chief and Council on strategic actions
• Lead and support MFN’s management team
• Oversee financial and risk management operations
• Strengthen organizational capacity through continuous improvement
• Build relationships with community and stakeholders
Requirements:
• Minimum 10 years of progressive leadership experience
• Relevant post-secondary education in related fields
• Experience with Indigenous governance and operations
• Strong financial and organizational skills
• Valid driver’s license and flexibility for travel Shape the future of Miawpukek First Nation through effective leadership and community engagement.