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West Vancouver, BC, Canada
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West Vancouver, BC, Canada
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, BC, Canada
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Vancouver, BC, Canada
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The Indigenous Editors Association (IEA) is seeking an Executive Director (ED). The ED will work remotely to assist our growing organization and support our organizational development, projects, and programming. We work in a collaborative environment guided by Indigenous values, and we are seeking an individual who is excited to help us build and who cares about community-based practices and Indigenous narrative sovereignty.
About the IEA
The Indigenous Editors Association is a membership organization that was formed as a mutual support network by Indigenous editors and publishing professionals. The IEA connects Indigenous people who work with stories and the publishing industry. Our purpose is to:
Strengthen relationships among Indigenous editors, storytellers, and publishing professionals.
Create opportunities for training and professional development for Indigenous editors.
Promote Indigenous editors in the publishing industry.
Create educational opportunities for the mainstream publishing industry to learn about working with Indigenous editors.
Why Join Us
This is an opportunity to join a group of passionate individuals who are working to uplift Indigenous stories and storytellers. It's an exciting time to join our organization. The organization is growing and expanding at a good pace, and we are looking for a new ED who can support the IEA’s operations and development. As the ED, your work will directly impact Indigenous editors and creatives by helping us cultivate connections, build community, and spread awareness. Our community, Board of Directors, and team members span lands and cultures. Collectively, we believe Indigenous stories and knowledge systems must be approached with Indigenous community-focused practices, employed with care by Indigenous editors. We hope to share our stories, the stories that created us and the ones that heal us, in a good way with each other and the world. By joining the IEA, you will be part of this meaningful and impactful work.
Position Details
Start date: May 1, 2024
Hours: Flexible; 4 days per week (32 hours)
Location: Remote (Canada)
Type: 1 year contract with the possibility for renewal
Compensation package: $75,000 - $85,000 salary with benefits, annual vacation time,
wellness days, and professional development and community
engagement opportunities.
About the Role
We are seeking an enthusiastic individual to guide and develop the IEA’s operations, funding models, programming, and community engagement. The ED is the senior employee of the organization, reporting to the IEA’s Board, and leading a team of 3-5 people. The ED is responsible for the implementation and oversight of our projects and programs; directing the organization towards the goals and priorities set out in our Strategic Plan; and helping fulfill the IEA’s missions and values. This is a dynamic and evolving role. The ED will have the opportunity to explore and create alternative organizational structures grounded in Indigenous governance frameworks and land-based wisdom.
Desired Skills and Qualifications
Able to work remotely and be self-directed and self-motivated.
Able to work independently and collaboratively.
Management and leadership experience in a not-for-profit environment.
Experience working with Indigenous individuals and communities.
Experience working with a Board of Directors or similar structure.
Knowledge of and experience with office administration.
Strong communication and presentation skills and able to connect with varied audiences.
Experience cultivating relationships with partners and stakeholders including funders, nonprofit organizations, community members, donors, etc.
Strong time management, task prioritization, problem-solving, and delegation abilities.
Organizational budget and financial management experience.
Demonstrates commitment to discretion and confidentiality.
How to Apply
Qualified Indigenous applicants will be prioritized. We value employment equity and encourage all interested parties to apply, especially those from people with disabilities, people who are neuro-divergent, people of all gender expressions, and people from the 2SLGBTQ+ community. If you require accommodation in the recruitment process, please notify us by email at [email protected] .
Please use “ED Application” as the subject heading.
Your interest in this opportunity is appreciated; however, only those candidates selected for an
interview will be contacted. We look forward to meeting you!
The Indigenous Editors Association is a membership organization that was formed by Indigenous editors and publishing professionals as a mutual support network. The IEA connects Indigenous people who work with stories and the publishing industry, and believes Indigenous stories and knowledge systems must be approached with Indigenous community-focused editing practices, employed with care by Indigenous editors.
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