Łı́ı́dlı̨ı̨ Kų́ę́ First Nation
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British Columbia | Canada
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- An exceptional community that takes pride in celebrating our culture and our rich heritage
- Become a key part of a forward-thinking and collaborative team that values every perspective
- Earn a competitive salary of $115-125k/yr, and comprehensive benefits!
About dl K First Nation dl K (Fort Simpson), the place where the rivers come together is a village in the Dehcho Region of Canadas Northwest Territories. The community is located on an island where the Dehcho (Mackenzie River) and the Nácháh Dehé (Liard River) meet. Guided by Dene principles and values, we are the keepers of our traditional lands and peoples health. dl K First Nation is committed to celebrating our culture in a way that bridges the gap between generations.
dl K First Nation council works within the community and within the Dehcho First Nation and the Dehcho Process towards the goal of Self-Government. The goal is to ensure the cultural, spiritual and economic well-being of all of our members.
We, the dl K Gotine, guided by Dene principles and values, will be educated, proud, strong, unified, strong, self-sufficient, and self-governing people who respect our culture, language, youth, elders, and each others voices and spirituality as we are the keepers of our traditional lands and peoples health forever.
To learn more about us, please visit: liidliikue.ca/
To learn more about Fort Simpson, please visit: lkfntourism.ca/
About the Opportunity dl K First Nation has an exciting opportunity for a full-time Financial Comptroller, based in Fort Simpson, NT.
Reporting to the Executive Director and working with Chief and Council, this position provides financial management and advice to both dl K First Nation and its subsidiary company Nogha Enterprises Ltd.
Your responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
- Oversee and manage all financial operations, human resources, and administrative tasks for dl K First Nation and Nogha Enterprises Ltd., ensuring compliance, efficiency, and alignment with organizational goals
- Direct the management of financial systems and processes, emphasizing the safeguarding of corporate assets through control measures and auditing practices
- Develop and disseminate comprehensive financial reports regularly, maintaining robust internal controls to ensure accuracy and transparency in financial reporting
- Champion the maintenance and continuous improvement of financial management practices, ensuring they are effective and fully operational across the board
- Guarantee the steadfast implementation and adherence to the Financial Policy, fostering an organizational culture of compliance and fiscal responsibility
- Provide strategic recommendations to the Chief of Council to enhance decision-making processes and improve organizational outcomes
- Conduct training, facilitate development opportunities, and provide support for the staff of Nogha Enterprises Ltd. and dl K First Nation, overseeing their professional development
More About You In order to qualify for this role, you must have 5 years of working experience in financial management, preferably in managing multiple business ventures or First Nations experience. A professional accounting or finance designation, i.e. CGA, CMA, CA, etc., or equivalent experience, is preferred.
As our ideal candidate, you are innovative and possess a keen ability to see the big picture, which is crucial for navigating the diverse and dynamic landscape of our First Nations community. Your capability to evolve within the role, while adapting to various challenges and opportunities, sets you apart. You will be managing a broad range of funding portfolios for different assets and community amenities, which requires a solutions-focused approach and problem-solving skills. Moreover, your excellent time management skills ensure that projects are prioritized and completed efficiently, aligning with our community's goals and aspirations.
Above all, we value a collaborative attitude and entrepreneurial spirit, to drive our community forward while embracing innovation and ensuring the sustainable development of our financial health and resources.
About the Benefits In exchange for your hard work and dedication, you will receive a competitive salary of $115-125k/yr, negotiable dependent on experience, along with a great host of benefits, including:
- Housing subsidies may be available
- Pension with employer match
- Vacation earned as per LKFN policy
- Volunteering and opportunities to give back to the community
- Regular team bonding events, birthday celebrations, community events, and more!
If you are interested in progressing your career within a supportive team environment, apply today!
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Łı́ı́dlı̨ı̨ Kų́ę́ First Nation
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