Job opportunity
First Nation Governance Coordinator
Sheguiandah First Nation
Coordinate the First Nation Approval Process with strong project management and communication skills during administration hours from 8:30am to 4:30pm.
As FNAP Coordinator, you will support the Anishinabek Nation Governance Agreement approval process under the Director of Operations and Chief and Council. You will organize engagement activities, communicate accurate information, and maintain readiness for informed community decision-making. The work requires knowledge of First Nation governance and careful project coordination.
Key Responsibilities:
Develop FNAP work plans, timelines, and engagement strategies
Coordinate information sessions, workshops, open houses, and consultations
Prepare newsletters, fact sheets, presentations, notices, and social content
Maintain engagement records, correspondence, and project documentation
Report progress and support FNAP funding administration
Requirements:
Post-secondary education or equivalent training and experience
Minimum three years’ related coordination or governance experience
Knowledge of First Nation governance and engagement processes
Strong communication, presentation, organizational, and time-management skills
Microsoft Office, social media, confidentiality, travel, and Ontario Class G licence
Support governance readiness through community engagement, accurate communications, organized project coordination, and respectful service to community members.
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Apply on source site As FNAP Coordinator, you will support the Anishinabek Nation Governance Agreement approval process under the Director of Operations and Chief and Council. You will organize engagement activities, communicate accurate information, and maintain readiness for informed community decision-making. The work requires knowledge of First Nation governance and careful project coordination.
Key Responsibilities:
Develop FNAP work plans, timelines, and engagement strategies
Coordinate information sessions, workshops, open houses, and consultations
Prepare newsletters, fact sheets, presentations, notices, and social content
Maintain engagement records, correspondence, and project documentation
Report progress and support FNAP funding administration
Requirements:
Post-secondary education or equivalent training and experience
Minimum three years’ related coordination or governance experience
Knowledge of First Nation governance and engagement processes
Strong communication, presentation, organizational, and time-management skills
Microsoft Office, social media, confidentiality, travel, and Ontario Class G licence
Support governance readiness through community engagement, accurate communications, organized project coordination, and respectful service to community members.
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