At a Glance
- Tasks: Lead Canada's National History Society and drive strategic growth in historical engagement.
- Company: Join a respected charitable organization making history accessible to all Canadians.
- Benefits: Competitive salary, opportunity to shape the future of history in Canada, and impactful community engagement.
- Other info: Opportunity to launch the 2028 Strategic Plan and work with diverse stakeholders.
- Why this job: Be a key player in transforming how Canadians connect with their history.
- Qualifications: Senior leadership experience and strong financial acumen required.
The predicted salary is between 121500 - 148500 $ per year.
Lead Canada's National History Society as President and Chief Executive Officer in Winnipeg.
Drive strategic growth and enhance historical engagement across Canada for a respected charitable organization.
This pivotal role reports directly to the Board of Directors, providing strategic leadership for the Society while overseeing its day-to-day operations.
The CEO will enhance financial sustainability, audience engagement, and organizational influence, all the while cultivating key relationships with donors, educational institutions, and community partners.
Key
Responsibilities
- Develop and execute diversified revenue strategies
- Expand digital reach and audience engagement initiatives
- Build relationships with donors and government partners
- Lead program and partnership development opportunities
- Prepare for the launch of the 2028 Strategic Plan
Requirements
- Senior leadership experience in not-for-profit or public sectors
- Strong financial acumen and organizational judgment
- Exceptional communication skills and teamwork
- Proven ability to engage with diverse stakeholders
- Proficiency in English and French preferred
Bring your entrepreneurial spirit and strong leadership to Canada’s National History Society as it embarks on a transformative journey. #J-18808-Ljbffr
CEO of Canada's National History Society in Winnipeg employer: Canada's History
As the CEO of Canada's National History Society in Winnipeg, you will be part of a respected charitable organization that values historical engagement and community connection. The Society fosters a collaborative work culture, offering opportunities for professional growth and development while driving strategic initiatives that impact audiences across Canada. With a focus on innovation and sustainability, this role provides a unique chance to lead meaningful change and build lasting relationships with diverse stakeholders.
