The most interesting of the opportunities we've seen this week:
The Meal Exchange, a charity that works with university students on food security and sustainability, is conducing a search for a new
executive director. Candidates should have a track record of leadership experience, knowledge of the post-secondary sector, and experience with public speaking.
Also conducting a search for a new
executive director is The Next 36, which provides mentorship to young entrepreneurs. Candidates should, in particular, has experience of and a network within the Canadian business sector. The Next 36 is also looking for an
office manager, with some relevant experience, to join the eight-person staff team.
There are a number of openings at various media outlets right now, starting with the
National Post, which is hiring a new
books editor. In addition to familiarity with Canada's literary culture, candidates should be comfortable with digital publishing and will be working on various entrepreneurial projects related to books at Postmedia.
Sharp Magazine, a lifestyle publication for men, is hiring a
fashion editor to oversee fashion shoots and write the associated copy for them. Shaw Media, meanwhile, is looking for an
online video producer to help manage daily video content on Global News.
In the city-building realm, think tank Pembina needs a new
senior transportation analyst, who will focus on GTA transportation issues in particular. Post-graduate work in engineering, planning, transportation, or another relevant sector is preferred. And the innovation incubator MaRS has an opening a contract opening for an
HR manager to cover a one year parental leave. Three to five years of experience are a must.
Finally, in volunteer opportunities, the Community Bicycle Network is looking for a new
board member to help with a variety of projects; they are seeking something with specific experience in digital media, marketing, or accounting.
Do you know of an innovative job opportunity in Toronto? Let us know!