Anchorage Executive Director — Marine Policy & Management
North Pacific Fishery Management Council
Anchorage (AK)
On-site
USD 165,000 - 195,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
State of Alaska Retirement Plan
Annual leave and sick leave
Health insurance benefits
Employee-paid 403(b) deferred compensation plan
Job summary
A regional fishery management organization in Anchorage, Alaska seeks an experienced Executive Director to lead its operations. The successful candidate will manage various responsibilities including organizing Council meetings and overseeing fiscal affairs. A Master’s degree in a related field and ten years of experience in natural resource management are required. Significant knowledge of North Pacific fisheries is preferred. The salary ranges from $165K to $195K annually, supplemented with additional benefits.
Qualifications
Ten years of relevant professional experience in natural resource management with at least 5 years in supervisory roles.
Knowledge of fisheries management in the North Pacific region preferred.
Responsibilities
Organizing and managing Council meetings.
Coordinating necessary analyses and technical information.
Managing fiscal affairs of the Council.
Supervising professional and administrative staff.
Representing the Council in forums.
Tracking federal and state legislation.
Communicating effectively with the Council and public.
Skills
Leadership
Communication
Collaboration
Executive Decision-Making
Education
Master’s degree in natural resource management or related field
Job description
A regional fishery management organization in Anchorage, Alaska seeks an experienced Executive Director to lead its operations. The successful candidate will manage various responsibilities including organizing Council meetings and overseeing fiscal affairs. A Master’s degree in a related field and ten years of experience in natural resource management are required. Significant knowledge of North Pacific fisheries is preferred. The salary ranges from $165K to $195K annually, supplemented with additional benefits.