At a Glance
- Tasks: Lead economic development and tourism strategies for Centre Wellington.
- Company: Join a vibrant community-focused organization making a real impact.
- Benefits: Permanent, full-time role with competitive salary and growth opportunities.
- Other info: Collaborative environment with strong focus on partnerships and innovation.
- Why this job: Shape the future of Centre Wellington and drive community prosperity.
- Qualifications: University degree and 8-10 years of leadership experience required.
The predicted salary is between 81000 - 99000 $ per year.
Lead economic development and tourism strategy for Centre Wellington through executive leadership, investment readiness, and municipal stakeholder collaboration. The Executive Director leads CWEDTMSC services for the Township of Centre Wellington. This permanent, full-time position develops strategies, business plans, and service priorities aligned with municipal direction. The role guides staff, partners, Board relations, business support, tourism development, and Centre Wellington brand promotion.
Key Responsibilities:
- Develop and implement economic development and tourism strategies
- Advise the Board, CAO, Council, and municipal stakeholders
- Lead investment readiness and opportunity management
- Build partnerships with businesses, government, and community organizations
- Manage budgets, KPIs, risks, and operational priorities
Requirements:
- University degree in a related discipline
- Eight to ten years of progressive leadership experience
- Economic Development certification or EDAC accreditation
- Municipal or broader public sector management experience
- Strong negotiation, presentation, financial, and relationship-building skills
- Bring strategic leadership, business development expertise, and tourism knowledge to advance Centre Wellington’s community prosperity.
Economic Development Executive Director in Winnipeg employer: Economic Developers Council of Ontario
The City of Mississauga is an exceptional employer, offering a collaborative and inclusive work culture that values analytical expertise and teamwork. With a focus on employee growth and development, this role as a Strategic Economic Development Analyst provides opportunities to engage in meaningful projects that drive community investment and strategy. Located at the Civic Centre, employees benefit from a hybrid work environment, a balanced 35-hour work week, and competitive compensation, making it an attractive place for those seeking rewarding careers in municipal development.
Contact Details:
Economic Developers Council of Ontario Recruitment Team
