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If so, consider joining our team! We hire talented professionals who are well versed in one or more of our conservation program areas, along with staff in communications, fundraising, finance and operations.

If there are no job opportunities available, check out the regional chapter websites for their job postings, and follow us on social media for updates!

We recognize that the conservation movement in Canada has a complex and often problematic history. Although we have moved a long way, there is still significant work required for it to become an equitable, just, and inclusive space for everyone. To address these inequities, we have committed to making our organization as welcoming and as transparent as possible. Read our Hiring Through a JEDI Lens framework.


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National Executive Assistant and Governance Coordinator

DIRECTION – OTTAWA, ONTARIO (HYBRID)

CPAWS National Office is seeking a National Executive Assistant and Governance Coordinator to support the National Executive Director (NED), the National Board of Trustees and organizational leadership. This is a key role within the organization, ensuring the NED’s effectiveness by providing high-level administrative, governance, and coordination support.

The National Executive Assistant and Governance Coordinator plays a central role in coordinating national governance processes, including working closely with the National Board of Trustees and supporting collaboration with Chapter Executive Directors across the country. This role also leads logistics for national meetings and events (virtual and in-person) and acts as a key point of contact for senior stakeholders.

This position is ideal for a highly organized, proactive professional who thrives in a dynamic, national environment and is comfortable managing competing priorities with discretion and professionalism.

NATIONAL BOARD OF TRUSTEES (2 POSITIONS)

OPERATIONS – CANADA (REMOTE)

CPAWS’ National Board of Trustees provides strategic governance oversight rather than operational management. Day-to-day leadership is the responsibility of the National Executive Director and staff. The Board works in partnership with this national team to:

  • Set long-term strategic direction
  • Ensure fiduciary oversight and financial sustainability
  • Monitor organizational performance and risk
  • Oversee and evaluate the National Executive Director
  • Ensure legal, ethical, and policy compliance
  • Safeguard mission alignment and long-term impact

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