The Administration Department is responsible for the overall management of the operating, capital and financial affairs of the S?AUTW? First Nation (TFN), and for the direct management of the day-to-day operating, delivery and administration of the Nation's policies and programs.
PURPOSE OF THE POSITION
The Band Manager will oversee all operations of TFN. The Band Manager is a dynamic, energetic and self-motivated professional that ensures that all TFN programs, services and operations are carried out efficiently and effectively in a respectful and ethical manner, while ensuring that all decisions and actions are in accordance with the community values and goals.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
LEADERSHIP:
The Band Manager will supervise the day-to-day operation of TFN, including all departments and programs
Conduct needs assessments, gap analysis, and provide leadership to develop plans and priorities in creating programs to address the future needs of the community
Evaluates the effectiveness of programs and services and makes recommendations to the Chief and Council
Identifies and partners with external organizations to enhance the delivery of existing programs and services to community members
Oversees human resource/staffing plans and is regularly involved in the recruitment, evaluation and appraisal and development of staff, and when necessary, recommending and overseeing corrective action
Addresses performance issues and acts as a coach and mentor to develop employees.
OPERATIONS AND ADMINISTRATION:
Directs Department Managers with implementation of programmatic operations and implementation of both long- and short-term goals.
Provides policy advice and support to Chief and Council and Committees, coordinating agendas, ensuring the required information is provided
Interprets and carries out Council's direction in terms of strategic plans, goals, objectives, polices and budgets
Works with the Chief Financial Officer to assist Department Managers in the development, administration and monitoring of the department approved budgets
Works with the Chief Financial Officer to assist in the review and monitoring of expenditures in accordance to budget and/or contracts and ensures that all programs are working within their allocated resources
Monitors financial plans and budgets (multi-year and annual) in relation to strategic plan direction, goals and objectives set by Council.
Develops alternative sources of revenues and increasing revenues for existing programs and services.
Regularly reviewing financial statements with Chief and Council; annually with Auditor and membership
GOVERNANCE:
Implement TFN's governance policy
Coordinates and develops an Administrative Five-Year Strategic Plan in consultation with Chief and Council and other resource people as required
Facilitates the orientation and training of leadership to assist Band Council to learn their roles and responsibilities including conflict of interest
Ensures agenda, briefing notes and other preparations are made for Council and AGM meetings
Provides Council and its committees with proper support and information to enable the Council and its Committees to make sound decisions
Implements decisions of Council and reports regularly on progress
COMMUNICATIONS:
Develops communication strategy for public awareness of programs and events informing community members
Ensures Band members understand programs, services, and opportunities offered through the Band Office
Upon the direction and approval of Chief and Council makes presentations to government and external organization via a developed communication strategy
Raises the profile of the Band as outlined in TFN's communication strategy
QUALIFICATIONS
EDUCATION/PROFESSIONAL REQUIREMENTS:
Degree in Business Administration, Public Administration or related field
Five (5) years experience in a senior management position, preferably in a First Nation's community or group with a background in Human Resources and Financial Management
Understanding of relevant legislation, policies, and procedures including the Indian Act.
Criminal Record Check is a condition of employment.
SKILLS/COMPETENCIES:
Conflict Resolution - Ability to arrive at constructive solutions while maintaining positive relationships
Analytical Thinking - Observes and identifies underlying issues and ascertain solutions and make recommendations
Innovation - Tries to improve operations performance by trying new approaches
Ability to develop and maintain policies and procedures pertaining to all aspects of the First Nations Band Administration
Ability to self-regulate, meet deadlines, and give attention to details
Recognize and respect all cultural diversity and understand First Nation culture and working conditions
Leadership & Team building - must possess a positive attitude toward work, teammates and possess the ability to motivate the team to achieve the goals set out by leadership
Public speaking skills along with team leadership, management skills, and social awareness.
OTHER FACTORS
Culture/Language
Respect for and working knowledge of the S?AUTW? culture is required.
Personal Attributes
The Band Manager maintains strict confidentiality in performing their duties and demonstrates the following personal attributes: Respect, Empathy, Strength, Pride and Equality
Our Benefits package includes:
Medical insurance
Dental insurance
Vision insurance
Long-term disability insurance
Life insurance
Preference may be given to qualified individuals of First Nation Ancestry.
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