The Executive Director is the senior administrative leader of the Muskoday First Nation, responsible for implementing the strategic direction set by Chief and Council and overseeing the day-to-day operations of the administration. The Executive Director will provide visionary leadership, ensure effective delivery of programs and services, and promote the social, cultural, and economic well-being of the Nation.
The ideal candidate is a strong, values-based leader with experience in Indigenous governance, public administration, and organizational development. They must embody principles of accountability, transparency, and respect for the culture, traditions, and self-determination of the Nation.
Key Responsibilities
Leadership & Governance
? Provide strategic leadership and support to Chief and Council in governance, policy development, and decision-making.
? Ensure that decisions made by Chief and Council are implemented effectively across all departments and programs.
? Act as a trusted advisor to Chief and Council, providing guidance on operational, financial, legal, and political matters.
? Foster and maintain respectful, transparent, and accountable relationships with members, Elders, youth, and staff.
Qualifications
Education
? A degree or diploma in Public Administration, Business Administration, Indigenous Governance, or a related field.
? Equivalent experience in senior leadership and Indigenous community administration will be considered.
Experience
? Minimum5-7 years of progressive senior management experience, ideally within an Indigenous government, non-profit, or public-sector organization.
? Proven experience working with First Nations or Indigenous communities, with a deep understanding of Indigenous cultures, traditions, and governance systems.
? Strong background in organizational