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5 days ago Be among the first 25 applicantsApplication Deadline: 4:00 PM PST on July 3, 2025 (or until filled)Salary Range: $65,000$85,000 annuallyReports to: VP, ProgramsWe acknowledge that our work spans many territories and that our head office resides on the traditional and ancestral unceded shared territory of the Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh First Nations peoples.OverviewAt JA British Columbia (JABC), we believe every young person deserves the tools, confidence, and opportunity to succeed. Our programs ignite ambition and build financial literacy, career readiness, and entrepreneurial thinking across the province.JABC is seeking a strategic and relationship-driven Senior Manager, Indigenous Communities in the Lower Mainland area, to grow and strengthen Indigenous relations, ensuring expanded reach of JABC programs in Indigenous communities. If you are passionate about youth education, community development, and fostering partnerships with Indigenous educators, leaders, and volunteers, this role is for you!As a key member of our Programs team, you will play an important role in developing relationships with Indigenous communities, recruiting and supporting volunteers, and collaborating with educators and community organizations to increase JABCs impact. Your work will ultimately help more Indigenous youth gain access to JABC programming aimed to support youth in developing essential financial literacy, work readiness, and entrepreneurship knowledge and skills.Employment offers are determined by knowledge, experience, internal equity and legal entitlement to work in British Columbia.ResponsibilitiesYou will report to the VP Programs and your key duties will include:Community & Educator EngagementDevelop and maintain strong relationships with Indigenous communities, educators, and community leaders to increase program reach and impact.Establish relations and partnerships with Indigenous organizations and Economic Councils, leveraging their expertise in youth education, finance, and business development.Travel to meet with First Nations in-person, ensuring strong relationship-building and trust. In-person engagement is essential.Ensure registration, recordkeeping, and stewardship of educators and community organizations to achieve quarterly and annual program delivery goals.Develop and implement engagement plans to foster long-term relationships and retention.Identify, recruit, onboard and screen volunteers, from Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities, to facilitate JABC programs.Ensure a welcoming and inclusive approach to volunteer engagement, recognizing diverse perspectives and cultural considerations.Develop and implement engagement plans to ensure stewardship practices that foster long-term relationships and retention.Company Program for Indigenous Learners (CPI):Oversee all aspects of CPI, including the community, educator and volunteer engagement and stewardship necessary to ensure the successful delivery of the programs.Develop opportunities for CPI engagements through outreach to educators and community partnersFor CPI programs delivered in partnership with UBC Sauder, be the liaison with Sauder representatives to carry out the terms of the Memorandum of Understanding.Work with school districts to confirm the preferred curriculum, timing, and delivery of the program and oversee the amendment of the program and development of new resources accordingly.Coordinate the supply and delivery of program materials and resources.Attend programs in person or virtually to lead and/or assist with the facilitation of program lessons as needed.Coordinate the supply and delivery of program materials and resources.Program Coordination & Delivery:Contribute to program impact reports, collect student feedback and share success stories highlighting community involvement and student achievements.Collaborate with the marketing and program teams to develop compelling proposals and presentations that highlight JABCs impact and value proposition.Encourage participants in programs to apply for scholarships and awards according to their eligibility and facilitate their applications to ensure their representation among the applicants.Ensure accurate and current data in Salesforce related to programs.Strategic Growth & Development:Collaborate with JABCs Program team to implement program enhancements and new initiatives tailored to Indigenous learners.Work closely with JABCs Marketing team to develop promotional assets that effectively communicate JABCs mission, programs, and value proposition to Indigenous communities and stakeholders.Lead and support key projects, including alumni stewardship initiatives, and event planning to foster community engagement.Support the development of funding proposals and donor stewardship activities to sustain and grow programming.Represent JABC at community events, education forums, and networking opportunities to promote partnerships.Develop and maintain connections with alumni of program, seeking ways to engage them as volunteers or other involvement.QualificationsThe ideal candidate will possess a background in education, with experience in teaching or facilitating educational programs. They must have a deep understanding of Indigenous perspectives, culture, and teachings along with demonstrated experience and knowledge in integrating Indigenous perspectives into educational programming and facilitating lessons that honor and respect Indigenous cultures and teachings.The ideal candidate will possess strong communication skills to effectively engage with Indigenous communities and interest-holders. An appreciation for Indigenous knowledge systems and a commitment to fostering cultural awareness and understanding are essential for this role.Education and Experience:Experience working with Indigenous communities, with a deep understanding of Indigenous cultures, perspectives, and protocols. While lived experience within an Indigenous community is an asset, it is not a requirement.Proven track record in business development and strategic partnership-building, with the ability to drive measurable outcomes.Expertise in stewardship of community partners, donors, educators, and volunteers.Experience managing complex projects and working within a cross-functional collaborative environment to advance organizational priorities.Experience managing a team.Developed communication, public speaking, and relationship-building skills.Knowledge of Indigenous education frameworks, economic development strategies, and community engagement best practices.Experience in a non-profit, corporate social responsibility, education, or youth-focused setting is an asset.Skills and Competencies:Passion for youth education and community-driven impact.Strategic relationship-building and collaboration skills.Excellent communication and presentation abilities.Ability to develop and implement focused, results-driven business development strategies.Strong project and time management skills, with the ability to meet multiple deadlines effectively.Experience using CRM systems or databases for tracking engagement.Benefits of working with JABCMake a meaningful impact on the lives of young Indigenous people across British Columbia.Opportunities for professional growth and development.Access extended benefits and RRSP contributions after a defined period of service.Begin with three weeks of vacation time.Thrive in a positive and supportive and fun work environment.CompensationThis is a permanent, full-time position working 37.5 hours per week, Monday to Friday. Some evening work may be required. The salary range of this position is $65,000 to $85,000 per annum. Employment offers are determined by knowledge, experience, and internal equity.The successful candidate must be based in the Lower Mainland and be able to attend regular meetings in the downtown office and external meetings as required. This is a hybrid role, which includes working from JABCs downtown office 3 days per week or as agreed to with the VP, Programs. Travel is part of the role and will include meeting with First Nations communities, school districts and other educational institutes, not-for-profits, etc. in person.An offer of employment with JABC is conditional upon the successful completion of reference checks along with a successful criminal record and vulnerable sector check, as required by applicable laws and regulations.Diversity and InclusionAt JA British Columbia, we are dedicated to fostering diversity within our community. We welcome and encourage individuals from Indigenous backgrounds, visible minorities, persons with disabilities, and individuals of any sexual orientation or gender identity to apply. We believe that equity, diversity, and inclusion are vital for creating a culture that embraces the uniqueness of individuals, strengthening our organization with diverse perspectives and experiences. We are an equal opportunity employer and do not discriminate on the basis of race, ancestry, place of origin, color, creed (religion), gender identity, sexual orientation, physical abilities, age, or any other grounds prohibited by the B.C. Human Rights Code.We believe that the ideal candidate is someone who can contribute their unique talents and experiences, regardless of meeting every qualification listed. We encourage marginalized individuals to consider being part of our team. If this opportunity sparks your interest, we strongly encourage you to apply! Your passion and potential are what matter most to us.If you require any form of accommodation during the recruitment and selection process, please contact us directly at , Attention: Velour Alexander, Manager of Administration, so we can offer you individualized assistance and ensure equity in our recruitment and hiring process.Seniority levelSeniority levelMid-Senior levelEmployment typeEmployment typeFull-timeIndustriesNon-profit Organization ManagementReferrals increase your chances of interviewing at JA British Columbia by 2xSign in to set job alerts for Senior Manager roles.Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada CA$156,124.00-CA$183,276.00 2 weeks agoManager/Senior Manager, Quality Assurance, GMPSenior Project Manager, Project Management OfficeSenior Manager, Facilities & Property ManagementRichmond, British Columbia, Canada CA$90,000.00-CA$117,000.00 6 days agoHead Coach/Store Manager - Nike Park RoyalSenior Relationship Manager, Technology Vendor ManagementSenior Communications & Public Affairs ManagerBurnaby, British Columbia, Canada 2 weeks agoRichmond, British Columbia, Canada CA$90,000.00-CA$110,000.00 3 weeks agoSenior Manager, Global Corporate SecuritySenior Manager, ER&I - Operations StrategySenior Manager, Head of Content MarketingSenior Manager, Technology Risk Analytics OperationsSenior Technology Manager - Global Network EngineeringSr. Manager, Creative Strategy FPS and Action GamesWere unlocking community knowledge in a new way. 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