Treaty Partnerships & Conservation Projects Lead

Department of Conservation; Palmerston North; Vor Ort; NZD 69.000 - 88.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Salary range: $69,429 to $88,181 NZD

Permanent opportunity

Flexible working options

Based in Palmerston North

Zusammenfassung

The Department of Conservation in Palmerston North is seeking an experienced relationship and project leader to join our Manawatū Operations District team. You’ll lead strategic projects, build partnerships with iwi, hapū, councils and communities, and support Treaty commitments to deliver regional conservation outcomes.

This collaborative role involves navigating complex stakeholder environments, coordinating multiple workstreams, and guiding teams from planning to delivery, with flexible

Qualifikationen

• Experience in relationship management with diverse stakeholders.
• Proven ability to lead multi-stakeholder projects to delivery.
• Strong communication and collaborative skills.

Aufgaben

• Leading strategic and collaborative projects that deliver conservation and community outcomes.
• Building and maintaining trusted partnerships with iwi, hapū, councils, community groups, and other stakeholders.
• Supporting Treaty settlement obligations and partnership commitments across the district.
• Bringing diverse groups together to identify shared solutions.
• Providing advice on stakeholder engagement and partnership approaches.
• Identifying opportunities, managing risks, and shaping priorities for conservation outcomes.
• Supporting teams to work effectively with Treaty partners and external stakeholders.
• Contributing to regional initiatives through collaboration and influence.

Kenntnisse

Relationship management

Stakeholder engagement

Project delivery

Partnership development

Communication skills

Jobbeschreibung

The Department of Conservation in Palmerston North is seeking an experienced relationship and project leader to join our Manawatū Operations District team. You’ll lead strategic projects, build partnerships with iwi, hapū, councils and communities, and support Treaty commitments to deliver regional conservation outcomes.

This collaborative role involves navigating complex stakeholder environments, coordinating multiple workstreams, and guiding teams from planning to delivery, with flexible