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APPLICATION DEADLINE
Jan 15, 2025
Location
Toronto, Ontario
Please send your resume and cover letter in one electronic file in confidence to hr@parkpeople.ca.
This position stewards executive, leadership and administrative needs for the organization and its head office. Other responsibilities include managing messaging for the Executive Director and Leadership team, creating presentations, and supporting internal and external communication. Overall, this role will be supporting Executive Director affairs and functions, and supporting the leadership team as a whole. This is a part-time, temporary contract with options for extension.
We are looking for an experienced administrator with a talent for relationship building and executive hospitality experience working with a leadership team to support partners, donors, and funders.
Park People supports and mobilizes community park groups, community organizers, non-profits, park professionals and funders to activate the power of parks to build strong communities, healthy environments, and resilient cities.
We are actively working to hire, meaningfully engage with, and include guidance and input from, Black, Indigenous and people of colour in ways that centre intersectionality, Indigenous resilience, and anti-racist principles. We are committed to promoting equity, diversity, and inclusion in our workspaces and programs, and encourage applications from BIPOC candidates.
As a Senior Project Manager, your role will include:
The skills and experience you bring to the role include:
Location: This position requires residence in the Greater Toronto Area and regular in-person presence at our 401 Richmond office during business hours and at events as determined.
Hours: This position will be 21 hours per week (approximately 3 days). Flexible working hours are required – especially for event support; including some evenings and or weekend.
Salary Range: $55 000 – 62 000 pro-rated plus vacation pay
Application Deadline: This position will remain open until filled
Anticipated Start Date: Late January 2024
Park People is a great place to work:
Please send your resume and cover letter in one electronic file in confidence to hr@parkpeople.ca. This position will remain open until filled. We are thankful for all applications, and will only be contacting candidates invited for an interview. All candidates who are interviewed will receive a small honorarium in recognition of your time and effort. Questions will be provided a short time in advance of the interview. If you require accommodation in order to participate in the recruitment process, please contact us at hr@parkpeople.ca to provide your contact information.