Director Of Endow Manitoba - Winnipeg Foundation

Play a key role in the future of this iconic community foundation!About The Winnipeg Foundation
Winnipeg Foundation is For Good. Forever. We help people give back to our shared community by connecting generous donors with causes they care about For Good. We are an endowment-based public foundation, so gifts are pooled and invested, and the annual earnings are distributed back to the community Forever. Founded in 1921, we are proud to be Canada's first community foundation. Our vision is ‘a Winnipeg where community life flourishes for all.’The Opportunity
This new position will report to the Vice President, Community Impact. TWF is seeking a Director of Endow Manitoba to lead the Endow Manitoba program and related provincial initiatives that strengthen the sustainability, effectiveness, and growth of Manitoba’s community foundations.The successful incumbent will be a strategic, people-focused leader and relationship builder with strong communication, financial, analytical, project management, and decision-making skills.The Director will be accountable for the development, implementation, evaluation, and continuous improvement of provincial capacity-building programs and ensure that Endow Manitoba remains responsive to emerging opportunities, risks funding requirements, and long-term sector needs.Compensation
The salary range for this role is $115,000 to $150,000. The successful candidate will be placed in the salary range depending on experience and qualificationsKey Responsibilities
Provide leadership for Endow Manitoba, translating strategic organizational priorities into annual plans, programs, resource allocations, performance measures, and sector outcomes.Lead, coach, and develop the Endow Manitoba team, establishing clear accountabilities, performance expectations, decision-making authority, and a collaborative, inclusive, improvement-focused culture.Oversee provincial capacity-building initiatives that strengthen community foundation governance, endowment development, financial sustainability, donor stewardship, strategic planning, leadership, grant-making, and organizational effectiveness.Serve as a trusted resource to community foundation leaders, boards, senior leadership, and stakeholders on governance, sustainability, sector trends, emerging opportunities, and organizational capacity.Develop and strengthen relationships with community foundations, governments, funders, sector organizations, community partners, and professional advisors, identifying opportunities for collaboration and collective impact.Lead provincial engagement, learning, research, evaluation, and knowledge-sharing strategies, using evidence and sector insights to inform program development, investment priorities, and continuous improvement.Develop and oversee administrative and grants budgets, funding agreements, contracts, resource allocation, and financial performance, ensuring effective stewardship, accountability, compliance, and sustainability.Represent Endow Manitoba at provincial and national forums, conferences, committees, consultations, and sector events, strengthening its visibility, credibility, and influence within the philanthropic and charitable sectors.Coordinate cross-functional initiatives and provide oversight of key programs and partnerships, identifying and addressing financial, operational, legal, partnership, privacy, and reputational risks and escalating material issues as required.Selection Criteria
Degree in Business Administration, Public Administration, Management, Rural Economic Development, Community Development, or a related discipline.8+ years’ progressive leadership experience in the nonprofit, philanthropic, charitable, rural economic development, community development, or public sectors.Understanding of community foundations, endowment development, philanthropy, and charitable-sector trends.Relationship-driven leader with a community-focussed perspective and ability to mobilize teams around a shared vision.Demonstrated experience leading strategic initiatives, partnerships, and organizational capacity-building efforts.Experience working with boards, governance structures, volunteer leadership, and multi-stakeholder partnerships.Proven ability to lead and manage staff, including developing teams and overseeing organizational priorities.Strong financial understanding with demonstrated experience managing budgets, projects, resources, and complex stakeholder relationships.Relevant community or economic development training or certification, such as EDAM Community Edge or the Ec.D. designation would be an asset.If your background looks different from described above, in your cover letter, tell us why you would be a good fit! Applicants who do not fully satisfy all the essential requirements are nonetheless encouraged to submit their applications for consideration regarding this position. We firmly believe in the potential for diverse perspectives, skills, and experience to enrich our team and contribute to The Foundation’s overall success.
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