Employment

flowersRCEN  - National Caucus Coordinator

The Canadian Environmental Network (RCEN) is currently seeking a full-time National Caucus Coordinator for a 13-month maternity leave replacement. The National Caucus Coordinator is responsible for facilitating and promoting the work of the RCEN's standing Caucuses, coordinating delegate selections, negotiating and implementing Caucus and consultation contracts and contribution agreements, and ensuring an effective role for the RCEN in consultative processes between the federal government and environmental groups. Candidates must hold a university diploma in a related field, have excellent writing and verbal skills in both English and French, and have relevant experience in coordination and project administration in the non-profit sector. The deadline for applications is September 20th. More information

Jour de la Terre Québec – Project Manager

Jour de la Terre Québec is currently seeking candidate(s) to manage its IGA Écomunicipalité Fund, which is used to allocate $1 million annually for environmental projects all over Quebec. The project manager will be responsible for: managing the registration periods and answer questions from participants and the public; evaluate the applications and select candidates to fund; and draft memoranda of understanding. Candidate(s) must hold a bachelor's degree in communications, environment, management science, or equivalent and at least one year of experience in project management. The deadline for applications is September 6th. More information (in French)

Institut de politiques alternatives de Montréal – Executive Director

The Institute for Policy Alternatives of Montreal (IPAM) is looking for dynamic and self-directed candidates that are familiar with urban planning in Montreal and have extensive experience in management, fundraising and communications. Under the responsibility of the Executive Committee, the Executive Director will: oversee daily operations and organization of a symposium; coordinate IPAM’s positions, and prepare the strategic plan. Applicants must have a minimum of three years relevant experience in managing an organization, and training in administration, planning or other relevant field. The deadline for applications is September 6th. More information (in French)

The Canadian Environmental Network (RCEN) facilitates networking and communication between more than 600 ENGOs, concerned citizens and government departments working to Protect the Earth and Promote Ecologically Sound Ways of Life. To make a submission for the next edition of the e-bulletin, to subscribe or to share your feedback, please send an email to bulletin@cen-rce.org. Submissions should be written in English and French, be issue-specific*, include contact information or a relevant website address, and have a body content less than 100 words in length. The deadline for sending your submissions is Mondays at 11:00am. * The RCEN is a non-partisan organization and does not take political positions on environmental issues. With the exception of relevant environmental publications, we will not post announcements for businesses or for-profit enterprises.