Vice-President, Indigenous Relations at Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation in Saskatoon, SK

Reconciliation is a key corporate commitment at CMHC. We are committed to advancing reconciliation and renewing relationships with First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples based on the recognition of rights, respect, cooperation, and partnership. We will continuously evaluate our progress on reconciliation to promote comprehensive learning per the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Call to Action 57, and meaningful actions, such as the development of programs that are accessible and effective for Indigenous People.

Reporting to the Senior Vice-President, Client Solutions, the Vice -President, Indigenous Relations is responsible for developing and implementing the corporate vision for Indigenous reconciliation and improved housing outcomes for Indigenous peoples.

Responsibilities:

This strategic role advances CMHC’s commitment to respect the principles of reconciliation in all our work and to co-develop housing solutions in collaboration with Indigenous peoples. This position is accountable for the horizontal view of Indigenous reconciliation across CMHC, to ensure that CMHC has a comprehensive and coherent strategy and resources to ensure actions are implemented across the Corporation. The incumbent informs and contributes to organizational decisions as a member of the senior management team and is actively engaged with Indigenous communities and partner organizations to meaningfully deliver on our strategy and accountability.

This is a challenging and dynamic opportunity for an innovative leader who is committed to helping Indigenous communities reach their housing goals and outcomes.

Minimum qualifications:

• The ideal candidate will have a minimum of fifteen (15) years of relevant experience with at least ten (10) years in a leadership role, working directly with Indigenous communities in Canada.
• Candidates must demonstrate that they possess excellent interpersonal, planning skills with the ability to organize, moderate and facilitating strategic discussions, training, and collaborative opportunities across cultures, disciplines, and belief systems.