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Company Overview
K’awat’si Consulting and Management Services (KCMS) is dedicated to fostering economic growth and opportunities within the community. Our mission is to create profitable, environmentally sustainable, and culturally significant businesses that align with the values of the Gwa’sala-‘Nakwaxda’xw people.
Summary
We are seeking a skilled professional to join our team at K’awat’si Consulting and Management Services in Port Hardy. This role will work with clients to identify, define, and support new or existing funding needs and opportunities. The Grant Writer is responsible for the research, analysis, and preparation of grant funding applications and responding to public and private grant opportunities in areas that align with our client’s programs and economic development goals. respect.
** It is a 1-year term contract**
Responsibilities:
-Assist in determining funding needs and identifying funding opportunities;
-Research and identify new government, corporate, foundation, and private funding prospects;
-Serve as a liaison to funding agencies and organizations;
-Source, research, schedule, and write grant applications;
-Track grant applications and manage timelines and deliverables;
-Prepare operating budget and maintain inventory and budgetary controls;
-Assemble data and prepare periodic reports, proposals, and project plans; collaborate with other staff in this area;
-Assist with the coordination of various project activities;
-Complete and review expense reports, invoices, and other relevant financial documents;
-Coordinate logistics of projects, including meetings, seminars, workshops, special projects, and events;
-Collect, analyze, and report on the performance of programs and projects funded through federal, provincial, or private agencies;
-Meet often with clients and business lines to discuss current and upcoming funding needs;
-Inform supervisor of the progress and status of all grants, as well as any issues that may arise;
-Optimize the funding coordination process;
-Present a positive and professional image of the executive office to all visitors, suppliers, inquiries, and other persons;
-Oversee a variety of projects as assigned by their direct supervisor.
Job Type: Fixed term contract
Contract length: 12 months
Pay: $55,000.00-$60,000.00 per year
Benefits:
-Casual dress
-Company events
-Dental care
-Extended health care
-Paid time off
-Relocation assistance
-Store discount
-Tuition reimbursement
Application question(s):
How many years of related experience do you have?
Are you willing to relocate to Port Hardy, BC?
Company Overview
K’awat’si Consulting and Management Services (KCMS) is dedicated to fostering economic growth and opportunities within the community. Our mission is to create profitable, environmentally sustainable, and culturally significant businesses that align with the values of the Gwa’sala-‘Nakwaxda’xw people.
Summary
We are seeking a skilled professional to join our team at K’awat’si Consulting and Management Services in Port Hardy. This role will work with clients to identify, define, and support new or existing funding needs and opportunities. The Grant Writer is responsible for the research, analysis, and preparation of grant funding applications and responding to public and private grant opportunities in areas that align with our client’s programs and economic development goals. respect.
** It is a 1-year term contract**
Responsibilities:
-Assist in determining funding needs and identifying funding opportunities;
-Research and identify new government, corporate, foundation, and private funding prospects;
-Serve as a liaison to funding agencies and organizations;
-Source, research, schedule, and write grant applications;
-Track grant applications and manage timelines and deliverables;
-Prepare operating budget and maintain inventory and budgetary controls;
-Assemble data and prepare periodic reports, proposals, and project plans; collaborate with other staff in this area;
-Assist with the coordination of various project activities;
-Complete and review expense reports, invoices, and other relevant financial documents;
-Coordinate logistics of projects, including meetings, seminars, workshops, special projects, and events;
-Collect, analyze, and report on the performance of programs and projects funded through federal, provincial, or private agencies;
-Meet often with clients and business lines to discuss current and upcoming funding needs;
-Inform supervisor of the progress and status of all grants, as well as any issues that may arise;
-Optimize the funding coordination process;
-Present a positive and professional image of the executive office to all visitors, suppliers, inquiries, and other persons;
-Oversee a variety of projects as assigned by their direct supervisor.
Job Type: Fixed term contract
Contract length: 12 months
Pay: $55,000.00-$60,000.00 per year
Benefits:
-Casual dress
-Company events
-Dental care
-Extended health care
-Paid time off
-Relocation assistance
-Store discount
-Tuition reimbursement
Application question(s):
How many years of related experience do you have?
Are you willing to relocate to Port Hardy, BC?
Qualifications & Experience
Education and/or Work Experience Requirements:
-Experience with the Gwa’sala- ‘Nakwaxda’xw Nations and surrounding communities.
-Minimum 3 Years of related experience preferred OR bachelor’s degree in Anthropology, Public Administration, Sociology, or other related field plus 1 year of related work experience
-Broad knowledge of grant application and policy processes.
-Excellent verbal and written communication skills for preparing and presenting information.
-Ability to work both independently and collaboratively with internal staff and affiliated organizations.
-Strong organizational, project, and program management skills; ability to work on a wide range of issues simultaneously.
-Competence in computer applications, including word processing, spreadsheets, and Presentation programs.
-Proficient with web and literature searches, synthesizing data, and analysis.
-Experience with the Gwa’sala- ‘Nakwaxda’xw Nations and surrounding communities.
-Minimum 3 Years of related experience preferred OR bachelor’s degree in Anthropology, Public Administration, Sociology, or other related field plus 1 year of related work experience
-Broad knowledge of grant application and policy processes.
-Excellent verbal and written communication skills for preparing and presenting information.
-Ability to work both independently and collaboratively with internal staff and affiliated organizations.
-Strong organizational, project, and program management skills; ability to work on a wide range of issues simultaneously.
-Competence in computer applications, including word processing, spreadsheets, and Presentation programs.
-Proficient with web and literature searches, synthesizing data, and analysis.