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A provincial government is seeking an experienced Executive Advisor to the Deputy Minister. The role requires managing policy issues, coordinating briefings, and collaborating with leadership. The ideal candidate will possess strong communication and negotiation skills with a degree in a related field. This position offers a competitive salary, benefits, and opportunities for advancement.
The Ministry of Finance is responsible for oversight of government revenue, expenses, assets and liabilities. In addition to other responsibilities, Finance is the lead ministry for fiscal policy; budget development and integrity; and ensuring accountability to both the public and the Legislative Assembly for the use of public funds.
The Ministry is seeking an energetic, highly-motivated, well-organized, results-oriented self-starter with exceptional leadership and management skills to join the Deputy Minister’s Office. As the Executive Advisor to the Deputy Minister, you will review sensitive internal and public documents for consistency and manage and coordinate various projects on behalf of the Deputy Minister’s Office, ensuring confidentiality.
You will work closely with the Executive Leadership Team and represent the Deputy Minister’s office on inter-branch projects in the ministry as well as inter-ministry projects. You will also be a key liaison with the Minister’s Office to ensure ministerial inquiries are handled in an efficient manner.
The successful candidate will be a seasoned professional who leverages persuasive communication and strong collaboration skills to meet objectives and overcome obstacles while remaining open to new ideas.
Our candidate of choice will demonstrate the ability to:
Typically, the knowledge and skills required for this position would be attained through the completion of a degree in business, commerce, economics, public policy, public administration, or a related discipline and experience in public policy analysis. Knowledge of government decision-making and Treasury Board processes would be considered an asset.