Director of Learning Networks, Impact Organizations of Nova Scotia (IONS)
- full-time position.
- Office spaces in Halifax, Sydney; open to remote workers in Nova Scotia
- $70,000-85,000 commensurate with experience.
- A 4-day work week (Fridays off – totaling 32 hours/week with some flexibility within the working day) is part of the IONS benefits package.
- Vacation (4 weeks) and wellness days (12 per year), as well as office closure during the winter holiday period, will be part of the compensation package.
- Health plan (employees pay 50% of health and dental portion plus 100% of long-term disability) and a $250/year wellness fund per year (prorated based on start date). Health benefits are offered at the start date.
LINK TO JOB POSTING
From the job posting:
The Director of Learning Networks will be part of the leadership team at IONS and will be integral in shaping the strategic direction of the organization. We are conscious that the current makeup of our leadership team isn’t as reflective of the diversity that exists across the IONS team and Board.
With this in mind, we are committed to welcoming a leader with an intersectional lens and lived experience from an equity deserving community to help guide our work in building capacity in the Community Impact Sector.
In particular, we are interested in working with someone who identifies as Indigenous, Black, or Racialized and who holds a race-informed justice and equity lens. We recognize the prevalence of white leadership in the Community Impact Sector and are seeking to diversify our leadership team to help transform our work and better serve our community. We are likewise committed to ensuring that this leader is supported, their perspectives are valued, and that space is created for them to shape how we work. We are doing this by regularly reflecting on our personal and organizational practices for justice and equity, receiving anti-oppressive conflict management training, and listening to and being guided by our valued partnerships and networks in various communities.
We also encourage you to self-identify in your application if you are a member of additional equity-deserving groups, such as the 2SLGBTQIA+ community or a person with a disability. If you are a member of one or more of these equity-deserving groups, we encourage you to self-identify in your cover letter and/or resume so that we may weigh your application appropriately.