Executive Director
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The Executive Director is responsible for providing administrative, professional, and operational management support to the Social Planning Council (SPCW), consistent with the mission and strategic directions of the organization, or as directed by the Board of Directors.
The Executive Director is accountable for ensuring positive results in all areas of program and organizational responsibility through effective direction, supervision and over-site of staff (currently 5 full time) and the allocation of material resources.
Responsibility for carrying out specific tasks are delegated by the Executive Director to SPCW staff.
Contact for more information: info at spcw.mb.ca
The Executive Director is accountable for ensuring positive results in all areas of program and organizational responsibility through effective direction, supervision and over-site of staff (currently 5 full time) and the allocation of material resources.
Responsibility for carrying out specific tasks are delegated by the Executive Director to SPCW staff.
| The Social Planning Council of Winnipeg (SPCW) is a major asset to the community and its quality of life. The organization is a service provider, an incubator for other organizations and programs, a study centre, a policy advocate and technical aid for community groups and agencies. In its 95 year history, the SPCW has gone through a number of transformations as social and economic conditions have changed. In many ways, the organization has responded and continues to respond to the needs of Winnipeggers. The SPCW went through a process of renewal in 2011 to make sure the organization was responding to community needs. The Board and staff of the SPCW have therefore taken on the challenges of change and are implementing projects, programs and activities that are consistent with a proud tradition of social advocacy. The SPCW is governed by a 15 member Board of Directors representing different walks of life and social experiences. A staff of six work in Winnipeg’s downtown. Major core funding for the organization (annual budget of around $500,000) comes from the United Way of Winnipeg. |
Compensation:
To be negotiated
Deadline:
30 Oct 2014 - 16:30
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Location:
Social Planning Council of Winnipeg
Winnipeg Manitoba
Canada
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