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Business Development and Policy Analyst

Kuujjuaq, Quebec Makivik Corporation

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Salary: Between $90,000 and $122,000 annually

Reports to: The Director of Socio-Economic and Community Development in the Economic Development Department

Location: Kuujjuaq or Montral

Benefits: All marginal benefits available to Makivvik employees annually as outlined in the Makivvik Human Resources Policy Manual such as: Simplified Pension Plan, Vacation, Sick days, Isolation premium, Cargo allowance, Group Insurance

Gas allowance, Travel Benefit, Housing allowance.


Responsabilities:

  • Efforts that seek to improve the economic well-being and quality of life for the Nunavik region;
  • Develop pertinent industry sectors in Nunavik with a focus on job creation and facilitating economic activity;
  • Work with the Co-director and EDD team to study the integration of new ventures with current subsidiary businesses, strategies, and operations; examine risks and potential;
  • As part of Makivviks subsidiary oversight framework, work with the Co-director in:
    • coordinating information among Subsidiaries and Joint Venture Corporations, including determining the requirements for financial and operating reports;
  • assisting small subsidiaries and joint venture corporations in the achievement of their business objectives, through assistance to their board members and/or management;
  • Seek, assess, and develop business opportunities for the Makivvik Corporation; not limited to projects which extend to other Inuit regions.
  • Coordinate the design and implementation of tools and frameworks to better guide the long-term Business Development vision of the Makivvik Corporation;
  • Filter potential business opportunities by analyzing market strategies, deal requirements, economic and job creation potential, financials, evaluation of options, resolving internal priorities and recommending investments;
  • Research and prepare business plans or analysis in various sectors including (but not limited to): mining, energy, tourism, fisheries, and real estate;
  • Work with pertinent staff on structuring transactions (could include mergers/acquisitions), including negotiation of an equitable agreement, employee contracts, financing, and future liabilities;
  • Liaise with various levels of Government on behalf of the Department of Economic Development in effort to identify new opportunities to collaborate on new and established initiatives alike;
  • Analyze and define legal frameworks with aim to facilitate regional economic innovation;
  • Be available to travel, as requested;
  • Perform other related duties within the scope of the position or as requested by supervisor.


Qualifications:

  • Undergraduate degree with a focus in Business, Economics, Mathematics, or other quantitative fields;
  • CPA, CFA, or other relevant professional designation (ongoing or completed)
  • MBA, or Public Policy Masters preferred but not required;
  • Three (3) to Five (5) years of experience in a related field;
  • Effective communication skills in at least two (2) of the three (3) languages: Inuktitut, English and/or French;
  • Effective computer skills : Microsoft Suite (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, etc.);
  • Comprehensive financial and accounting skills;
  • Strong computer literacy with emphasis on PowerPoint and Excel presentation skills;
  • Knowledge of research tools for business development and transaction support; Strong leadership, communication, and analytical skills;
  • Proposal and Funding applications;
  • Ability to prepare integrated financial models including discounted cash flow and valuation analysis;
  • Thorough understanding of the inter-relation of net income, cash flow and working capital;
  • Prior experience working on capital markets transactions and/or business acquisitions.
  • Prior experience in Business Development in the Arctic/Sub-arctic regions or internationally;
  • Knowledge and understanding of issues and priorities with respect to Economic and social development in Nunavik;
  • Relevant work experience in Business or Economic Development (could include accounting, commercial banking, or investment banking);
  • Experience in financial services;
  • Ability to manage complex concepts;
  • Knowledge of and interest in financial markets;
  • Knowledge of procurement strategies;(preferred but not required);
  • Development of Project, Business Planning, Funding Proposals in key sectors of interest.
  • Ability to analyze international and inter-provincial trade policy to identify new economic opportunities for Nunavik businesses.
  • Security clearance is required.


Training will be available for Beneficiaries in the advancement for their career.

Inuit Beneficiary hiring will always be a priority at Makivvik.


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Senior Policy Analyst CWA Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) - Water | Analyste principal des pol

Ottawa, Ontario Assembly of First Nations

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Senior Policy Analyst CWA Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) - Water | Analyste principal des politiques AAC Objectifs de dveloppement durable (ODD) Eau

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Full-time Permanent
Location: Ottawa (hybrid) is preferred.

Salary Range:AFN offers competitive salaries that are commensurate with experience and education, generous time off (3 weeks of paid vacation per year to start, 3 weeks of paid sick leave per year, 9 days of special leave per year), a pension and benefit plan, annual amounts towards physical fitness and professional development.

Closing Date:Open until filled

Application Instructions: Interviews will be held over ZOOM.

Qualified persons of First Nations Ancestry will be given preference in accordance with s.16(1) of the Canadian Human Rights Act.

The AFN is dedicated to an inclusive selection process and work environment. If you require accommodation, please advise the Human Resources representative when you are invited to meet regarding this employment opportunity.

Who We Are:

The Assembly of First Nations (AFN) is an advocacy organization, taking direction and fulfilling mandates as directed by First Nations in-Assembly through resolutions. As a national advocacy organization for First Nations, the AFN seeks to advance First Nations Inherent and Treaty Rights through the development policy, public education and where applicable, the co-development of legislation to build First Nations capacity.

The AFN was created out of a desire among First Nations leadership for a strong and effective collective advocacy organization. From this, values such as respect for human rights, diversity, justice, and the sovereignty of each rights-holding First Nation guide the work of the organization.

The Role:

The Assembly of First Nations is seeking a highly skilled, motivated, and experienced individual who will conduct research andanalysis, and provide recommendations for policy development, interpretation, and application in support of First Nations rights and governance priorities, in particular First Nations Water.

Reporting to the Director, Water, the Senior Policy Analyst will have the followingkeyduties and responsibilities:

  • Gathers and analyzes statistical information, reviews, and assesses existing research, and writes reports on findings and conclusions with high complexity requiring expertise knowledge on freshwater stewardship as well as the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
  • Makes recommendations in the development of policies by collecting and analyzing statistical data.
  • Makes recommendations related to First Nations policies and program development, processes, and procedures within a broad scope (strategic) and impact.
  • Assist with the preparation of AFN resolutions.
  • Provides updates to the Director and shares information regarding planning, policy, funding, and events.
  • Assist with the preparation, coordination, processing, editing and completion of Sector materials such as briefing notes, speaking notes, presentations, and reports (e.g., workplans, letters, minutes, etc.), to be done within specified timelines.
  • Builds, develops and maintains strong and productive networks and relationships with national, regional and community First Nations Leaders, specialists, organizations, communities; and relationships with government officials at all levels.
  • Provides support to the Director in the preparation of materials for the National Chiefs Office that may include PowerPoints, speaking notes, briefing notes, memos, correspondence; and other documents, as required.
  • Attends and takes notes at Chiefs-in-Assembly (Annual General Assembly and Special Chiefs Assembly) meetings held twice annually.
  • Assists with the planning, and coordination of the Sectors Chiefs Committees, Technical Committees, and/or Working Groups.
  • Monitors and attends Parliamentary standing committees.
  • Assists with planning and preparation of materials for key milestone events, such as pre-budget submissions, the annual report and assembly reports.
  • Assists Director with the preparation of sector budget proposals for submission to federal government departments and with reporting requirements of funding agreements.
  • Mentors junior policy professionals
  • Conducts other duties as assigned by the Director.


Qualifications:

  • A post-secondary degree related to environment, water, political science, Indigenous Studies, or public policy administration with 5+ years relevant policy experience preferably working with First Nations or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
  • The ability to analyze complex information and data, and communicate this concisely to a variety of audiences (e.g., officials, portfolio-holders, Chiefs, etc.)
  • Advanced written and verbal skills, including the ability to use appropriate terminology and present in front of audiences both in-person and virtually.
  • Demonstrated experience and strong ability in writing proposals and reports, leading discussion groups, and synthesizing information into policy positions and documents.
  • Familiarity with the manipulation and analysis of data using databases such as Excel.
  • Demonstrated knowledge and ability to apply effective research techniques, with respect to confidentiality and ethics.
  • Ability to develop effective working relationships with team members, governing bodies, and partners both inside and outside of the AFN.
  • Demonstrated interpersonal skills, professionalism, teamwork, and judgement.
  • Sound planning and organization skills with the ability to multi-task while working under pressure and with competing deadlines.
  • English is the working language although the ability to communicate effectively in French or an Indigenous language is an asset.

Thank you for your interest in employment with the AFN! We truly appreciate your application and will carefully review your resume. As we receive a high number of applications, we want to inform you that we can only contact shortlisted candidates.

AFN may cancel, postpone, or revise employment opportunities at any time.



Analyste principal des politiques AAC Objectifs de dveloppement durable (ODD) Eau Affichage interne

Poste permanent temps plein

Lieu: Ottawa (hybride) de prfrence

chelle salariale : chelle salariale : en fonction de lexprience et de la formation. LAPN offre des salaires comptitifs et des congs gnreux (3 semaines de vacances payes par an pour commencer, 3 semaines de congs de maladie pays par an, 9 jours de congs spciaux par an), un rgime de retraite et davantages sociaux ainsi que des montants annuels pour le conditionnement physique et le perfectionnement professionnel.

Date de clture : Offre demploi en vigueur jusqu ce que le poste soit pourvu.

Comment postuler : Les entretiens se drouleront via ZOOM.

La prfrence sera accorde aux personnes qualifies dascendance autochtone, conformment larticle 16(1) de la Loi canadienne sur les droits de la personne.

LAPN sengage mettre en place un processus de slection et un milieu de travail inclusifs. Si vous avez besoin de mesures dadaptation, veuillez en informer lagent(e) des ressources humaines au moment o un entretien vous sera propos concernant la prsente offre demploi.

Qui nous sommes?

LAssemble des Premires Nations (APN) est une organisation de dfense dintrts des Premires Nations, qui suit des directives et accomplit des mandats conformment aux rsolutions adoptes par les Premires Nations-en-Assemble. En tant quorganisation nationale de dfense dintrts des Premires Nations, lAPN cherche promouvoir les droits inhrents et issus des traits des Premires Nations par llaboration de politiques, la sensibilisation du public et, le cas chant, llaboration conjointe de lois visant renforcer les capacits des Premires Nations.

LAPN est ne de la volont des dirigeants des Premires Nations de se doter dune organisation de dfense dintrts commune, forte et efficace. Des valeurs telles que le respect des droits de la personne, la diversit, la justice et la souverainet de chaque Premire Nation dtentrice de droits guident le travail de lorganisation.

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LAssemble des Premires Nations est la recherche dune personne trs qualifie, motive et exprimente qui effectuera des recherches et des analyses et formulera des recommandations pour llaboration, linterprtation et lapplication de politiques a lappui des priorits relatives aux droits et la gouvernance des Premires Nations, en particulier dans le domaine de leau des Premires Nations.

Relevant du directeur ou de la directrice du Secteur de leau, lanalyste principal(e) des politiques aura les principales fonctions et responsabilits suivantes :

  • Recueillir et analyser des informations statistiques, examiner et valuer les recherches existantes et rdiger des rapports sur les rsultats et les conclusions dune grande complexit qui ncessitent des connaissances spcialises sur la gestion de leau douce et les 17 objectifs de dveloppement durable (ODD) des Nations Unies.
  • Formuler des recommandations dans le cadre de llaboration de politiques en se basant sur la collecte et lanalyse de donnes statistiques.
  • Formuler des recommandations relatives llaboration de politiques et de programmes, aux processus et aux procdures des Premires Nations, ayant une grande porte (stratgique) et une incidence tendue.
  • Aider la prparation des rsolutions de lAPN.
  • Prsenter des comptes rendus au directeur ou la directrice et prsenter des renseignements sur la planification, les politiques, le financement et les vnements.
  • Aider la prparation, la coordination, au traitement, ldition et lachvement des documents du Secteur, tels que des fiches de renseignements, des notes dallocution, des prsentations et des rapports (plans de travail, lettres, procs-verbaux, etc.), dans les dlais impartis.
  • tablir, dvelopper et entretenir des rseaux et des relations solides et productifs avec les dirigeants, les spcialistes, les organisations et les communauts des Premires Nations lchelle nationale, rgionale et communautaire, ainsi quavec des reprsentants du gouvernement tous les niveaux.
  • Aider le directeur ou la directrice prparer des documents pour le bureau de la Cheffe nationale, dont des PowerPoint, des notes dallocution, des fiches de renseignements, des notes de service, du courrier et dautres documents, au besoin.
  • Assister aux runions des Chefs-en-Assemble (Assemble gnrale annuelle et Assemble extraordinaire des Chefs) qui ont lieu deux fois par an et prendre des notes.
  • Contribuer la planification et la coordination des activits des Comits des Chefs, des Comits techniques et/ou des Groupes de travail du Secteur.
  • Participer aux travaux des commissions parlementaires permanentes et en assurer le suivi.
  • Contribuer la planification et la prparation de documents en vue dvnements importants, tels que les propositions prbudgtaires, les rapports annuels et les rapports dassemble.
  • pauler le directeur ou la directrice dans la prparation des propositions budgtaires du Secteur soumettre des ministres du gouvernement fdral, ainsi que dans la prparation des rapports exigs par les ententes de financement.
  • Encadrer les jeunes professionnels de lanalyse des politiques.
  • Effectuer les autres tches confies par le directeur ou la directrice.

Qualifications

  • Diplme dtudes suprieures dans le domaine de lenvironnement, de leau, des sciences politiques, des tudes autochtones ou de ladministration de politiques publiques, assorti dune exprience pertinente de plus de cinq ans dans le domaine des politiques, de prfrence en collaboration avec les Premires Nations, ou une combinaison quivalente dtudes et dexprience.
  • Capacit danalyser des informations et des donnes complexes et de les communiquer de manire concise a diffrents publics (fonctionnaires, titulaires de portefeuilles, Chefs, etc.).
  • Capacit de communiquer efficacement lcrit et loral, notamment en utilisant la terminologie approprie, et de prsenter des exposs des auditoires, tant en personne quen format virtuel.
  • Exprience avre et grande capacit dans la rdaction de propositions et de rapports, la direction de groupes de discussion et la synthse dinformations dans des postes et des documents relatifs aux politiques.
  • Capacit de manipuler et danalyser des donnes dans des bases de donnes, telle Excel.
  • Connaissance et capacits avres dans lapplication de techniques de recherche efficaces, tout en respectant la confidentialit et les rgles dthique.
  • Capacit dtablir des relations de travail productives avec les membres dune quipe, des organes directeurs et des partenaires, tant lintrieur qu lextrieur de lAPN.
  • Entregent, professionnalisme, esprit dquipe et discernement.
  • Solides comptences en matire de planification et dorganisation et capacit daccomplir plusieurs tches simultanment dans un milieu de travail sous pression et en respectant des chances concurrentes.
  • Langlais est la langue de travail, mais savoir communiquer efficacement en franais ou dans une langue autochtone est un atout.

Nous vous remercions de lintrt que vous portez lAPN! Nous vous sommes reconnaissants de votre candidature et nous nous engageons examiner attentivement votre curriculum vitae. tant donn que nous nous attendons recevoir un grand nombre de candidatures, nous ne communiquerons quavec les candidats prslectionns.

LAPN peut annuler, reporter ou rviser les offres demploi tout moment.

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