Lead Indigenous economic development in Saskatchewan through strategic leadership, partnership building, and financial-sector expertise. This position is not remote and requires collaboration with Indigenous partners. The Ministry of Trade and Export Development seeks an experienced executive leader to advance Indigenous economic reconciliation. You will strengthen relationships with First Nations and Métis governments and organizations, support entrepreneurship and investment opportunities, and contribute to Saskatchewan’s economic growth. Success requires inclusive leadership, accountability, innovation, and strategic results. Key Responsibilities:
Provide strategic advice to senior government officials Lead Indigenous economic development initiatives Support Saskatchewan Indigenous Investment Finance Corporation Foster partnerships with governments and stakeholders Oversee branch operations, budgets, and staff development Requirements:
Senior leadership experience managing diverse teams Financial-sector experience in lending and financial models Business case analysis and due diligence experience Knowledge of Saskatchewan’s economy and natural resources Degree or equivalent education, experience, and expertise Bring strategic leadership, financial insight, and Indigenous partnership expertise to advance reconciliation and economic development across Saskatchewan.
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Executive Director Indigenous Economic Development in Saskatoon employer: First Nations University of Canada
The First Nations University of Canada is an exceptional employer that fosters a supportive and inclusive work environment, particularly for those in the Teaching Assistant/Marker role. Located in Prince Albert/Saskatoon, employees benefit from a strong commitment to community engagement and cultural awareness, alongside opportunities for professional development and growth within the educational sector. Join us to make a meaningful impact on students' academic journeys while being part of a vibrant and diverse team.
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First Nations University of Canada Recruitment Team
