Lead Saulteau First Nations through strategic planning, governance, and operational leadership. This position is primarily office-based, with travel and emergency responsiveness required. The Executive Director provides strategic leadership while working with Chief and Council to establish and execute the Nation’s strategic plan. This senior leader oversees government operations, departments, employees, programs, resources, and relationships. The role supports consistent governance and long-term benefit for Saulteau First Nations. Key Responsibilities:
Develop and implement the Nation’s strategic plan Direct departments, employees, and government operations Advise Council on financial, legal, and operational matters Oversee budgets, resources, risks, and service delivery Represent the Nation with governments and stakeholders Requirements:
Master’s degree in business or public administration Five to ten years’ senior Indigenous organization management experience Experience with strategic planning, financial reporting, and risk management Strong knowledge of Band Governance and Treaty Rights Valid British Columbia Driver’s License and police check Apply strategic leadership, Indigenous governance knowledge, and operational expertise to support Saulteau First Nations and its community.
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Executive Director Indigenous Governance employer: Saulteau
Saulteau First Nations is an exceptional employer that prioritizes the health and well-being of its community while fostering a supportive and culturally rich work environment. As a Home Care Licensed Practical Nurse, you will enjoy competitive wages, professional development opportunities, and a strong emphasis on work-life balance, all within a community that values sustainability and cultural pride. With additional benefits such as relocation assistance and on-site facilities, this role offers a meaningful career path dedicated to making a positive impact in the lives of SFN members.
