Jobs in Ottawa, Grande-Bretagne

The Partnership Services Coordinator (PSC) ensures the seamless operations and service delivery of all aspects of partnership services while fostering high-impact collaboration. The PSC plays a key role in managing and strengthening relationships with existing and prospective partners through contract facilitation, enhancing satisfaction and retention, to maximize impact and funding. This position reports to the Partnership Services Lead.

• Maintain and foster collaborative relationships with over 40 partners; interact with leading advocates working towards reconciliation across Canada
• Serve as a contact for partners, building and nurturing strong, long-term relationships, taking particular responsibility for DI Fund and Action - CoLab
• Maintain an up-to-date partner database and proactively research new partnership opportunities
• Work with Indigenous Partners across Canada to help promote initiatives and programs advocating for a better, more unified nation
• Help identify, steward and onboard new partners; ensure partner proposals and applications are received and approved
• Contract facilitation: initiating the first draft of contracts, Contract Activity Plan, schedules, revisions, and draft addendums; facilitate contract review approval process, finalize for signature and save all documents accordingly
• Ensure proper agreements are put in place (advisor agreements, subcontractor agreements, etc.)
• Understand the needs of individual partners, current project statuses, and assist them through their concerns using superior customer service skills
• Keep current on best practices for managed funds
• Develop, formalize and maintain agreement templates
• Help ensure timeliness of related invoices and payment processing
• Facilitate reporting to donors as/if required
• Help manage files (including file sharing) on organizational Shared Google Drives; support other organizational development efforts as capacity allows
• Other related tasks as required

• Skills and Attributes
• Education and Experience
• Background in a non-profit or business administration setting; experience working with Indigenous communities would be considered a strong asset
• Previous experience with Partnership Relations, with a preference to those with direct experience collaborating with large partner groups, Indigenous communities, or other nation-wide organizations
• Experience accessing, developing, and facilitating contract administration required
• Project Management experience is considered a strong asset

• Strong customer service and relationship building skills
• Detail-oriented, organized approach to your work. Documentation due diligence required due to the complexities of projects
• Experience using non-profit databases and softwares (Asana) for project management would be an asset
• Experience using Google Suite applications would be an asset

• Appreciation for the importance of the greater good; the successful candidate will understand the importance of people dedicating their lives to reconciliation, diplomatism, and environmental protection within Canada, and will proactively strive to achieve these goals

Please submit your resume and cover letter outlining how your skills, knowledge and experience make you a good candidate as soon as possible to ensure consideration no later than Monday May 26th.

We thank all applicants for their interest, but only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

• $52,000 - $62,000 per year, commensurate with the experience and qualifications you bring to the Foundation
• A fully remote work environment (within Canada)
• A robust health, wellness and remote work allowance program
• Competitive benefits and generous paid time off provisions
• An opportunity to be part of a mission-driven organization working on impactful projects across Canada
• Collaborate with a passionate, supportive, and remote-first team
• Opportunity for growth and increased hours as the role evolves

Please be advised this position is a unionized position represented by ‘Move Up Together'. Collective Bargaining Agreement negotiations are currently underway.

The Salal Foundation is an equal opportunity employer. We encourage applications from candidates of all backgrounds, identities, and experiences. Professional or lived experience working alongside Indigenous communities and/or organizations is considered a strong asset.

Should you require assistance or accommodations during the application process, please contact HR@salalfoundation.ca.