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Invasive Species Council of BC

Executive Director

Invasive Species Council of BC

. Serve as chief executive and spokesperson for ISCBC .

Posted 11/9/2026full-timeRemote • CanadaLead💰 CA$120,000 - CA$165,000 per yearWebsite

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Demonstrates extensive leadership experience in nonprofit and public-sector environments, with a strong focus on partnership building and resource development. Possesses knowledge of invasive species management and the ability to oversee budgets and risk while guiding a diverse team.

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Senior Leadership ExperiencePartnership BuildingGrant SecuringBudget OversightInvasive Species Knowledge

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Hard Skills
Budget ManagementRisk ManagementGrant WritingSponsorship AcquisitionOrganizational Leadership
Soft Skills
CommunicationCollaborationStrategic ThinkingTeam Leadership
Industry Keywords
Nonprofit SectorPublic SectorIndigenous CommunitiesEnvironmental ManagementNatural Resource Management

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Serve as chief executive and spokesperson for ISCBC
  • Report to the Board Chair and remain accountable to the Board of Directors
  • Lead an organization of approximately 20+ staff through a management team of direct reports
  • Work alongside the Board to set organizational direction
  • Grow the resources that power the organization’s work
  • Protect nature from rural areas to city landscapes within BC and beyond
  • Build partnerships and awareness with Indigenous communities, governments, industry, funders and communities
  • Provide tools and support on-the-ground action to reduce the spread and impacts of invasive species

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • At least 7 years of senior leadership in a nonprofit, public-sector, Indigenous, environmental, natural resource or comparably complex organization
  • Relevant degree or equivalent
  • Experience leading managers and overseeing budgets, audits and risk
  • Track record of building partnerships with governments, Indigenous communities, industry and funders
  • Experience securing grants, sponsorships or other funding
  • Invasive species knowledge is a strong asset
  • Resume and answers to screening questions required

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Robust benefits
  • RRSP
  • Flex time
  • Virtual team / choice of a community in BC
  • Travel to meet partners and the Board as part of the role