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Seeking treasurer for election at 2025 September AGM: Apply by August 31, 2025SummaryWe are seeking a treasurer for our board directors who is passionate about contributing their skills and experience to making a difference in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside (DTES). While the financial health of the organization is the responsibility of the board as a whole, as treasurer you will play a key role in overseeing financial administration, developing financial policy, ensuring compliance, and safeguarding the long-term financial sustainability of our organization.About the Neighbourhood HouseThe Downtown Eastside Neighbourhood House (DTESNH) is a secular, grassroots organization that provides a welcoming environment for residents to participate in community-driven programs. Our mission is to create opportunities for meaningful engagement in an equitable atmosphere of sharing and learning. Each year, we welcome nearly 9,000 residents, addressing critical issues like food insecurity and offering leadership, social, and recreational opportunities within a vibrant community.About the BoardOur working board is a group of caring and committed community members and leaders who work collaboratively as directors to provide leadership and good governance in advancing the DTESNH mission, and who participate as volunteers in diverse initiatives.&nbsp;&nbsp;About the Treasurer PositionThe Treasurer will oversee and monitor the financial performance of the House and report on its financial condition to the Board in accordance with good financial practices in order to provide assurance that appropriate systems to ensure financially sound operations and compliance with relevant policies and regulations are in place. The role is primarily one of governance, working with the board to develop and maintain policy that supports sound financial planning, monitoring and management.Key responsibilities include:<ol><li>Financial Health Reporting</li></ol><ul><li>Ensure key financial risks are identified, monitored, and mitigated.&nbsp;</li><li>Confirm that financial processes, systems, and controls operate effectively.&nbsp;</li><li>Report on compliance with policies, laws, regulations, and ethical standards.&nbsp;</li><li>Highlight emerging financial issues and recommend timely action.</li></ul><ol><li>Financial Oversight</li></ol><ul><li>Ensure compliance with funder reporting and administration requirements.</li><li>Review annual financial statements and coordinate the external audit process.</li><li>Monitor revenue and expenditures to ensure alignment with the approved budget and strategic goals.</li><li>Oversee internal controls to safeguard assets, prevent fraud, and ensure regulatory compliance.</li><li>Lead long-term financial planning to support strategic priorities.</li></ul><ol><li>Strategic Contribution and Policy Development</li></ol><ul><li>Advise the Board on financial policy and governance matters.</li><li>Recommend improvements to the Society's financial governance framework.</li><li>Support the development of strategies to strengthen financial sustainability.</li><li>Promote informed decision-making by ensuring all Board members understand key financial concepts</li></ul><ol><li>Collaboration and Relationships</li></ol><ul><li>Work closely with the Executive Director, Board and finance staff to ensure accurate, timely financial reporting.</li><li>Act as the primary liaison between the Board, Finance Committee, and external auditors.</li><li>Foster a collaborative approach to financial management across the organization.</li></ul>About Core Responsibilities and Expectations of Board Members<ul><li>Understand and be willing to carry out the duties and responsibilities of a director as outlined in the regulations governing our operation as a registered Canadian charity and a B.C. registered society.</li><li>Attend monthly board meetings as a fully informed director prepared to engage in discussion and decision-making.<ul><li>Commit to a 2-year term as director, and to at least 3-5 hours per month to core board duties, which may include volunteer support of various initiatives.</li></ul></li></ul>About Who We’re Looking For – individuals who bring:<ul><li>An understanding of the DTES community, alignment with the values of the DTESNH, and a passion for community service.</li><li>Professional accounting background with CPA or equivalent credentials.</li><li>Knowledge of non-profit sector environment, including funding management and regulatory compliance.</li><li>Strong communication and collaboration skills.</li></ul>How to Apply<ul><li>Send your resume with a cover letter describing your interest in joining the board to Benita Ho, Board Chair, at&nbsp;<a href="mailto:natureandnatural1968@gmail.com" target="_blank">natureandnatural1968@gmail.com</a>.</li><li>Applicants agree to meeting with the DTESNH board recruitment team to assess mutual fit.</li></ul>DTESNH Location and HeritageOur activities take place within the Unceded Territory of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations, honoring the land and its original caretakersLearn More about the DTESNH:Discover more about our mission and how you can contribute at&nbsp;<a href="http://dtesnhouse.ca/" target="_blank">dtesnhouse.ca</a>.&nbsp;Join us in our journey to empower and uplift the Downtown Eastside community by contributing your leadership and expertise. Together, we can make a lasting impact!

Downtown Eastside Neighbourhood House

Treasurer – DTES Neighbourhood House Board

Are you a creative marketing professional looking to make a meaningful impact? Are you passionate about education, workforce development, and building stronger connections between learning and employment? The Canadian Vocational Association (CVA) is seeking a volunteer Board member with marketing expertise.About the CVAThe CVA is a non-profit organization with a fundamental mission: to build bridges between the world of employment and the world of education and training. We work nationally and internationally with governments, employers, and training providers to enhance occupational and organizational competence.Our core focus is delivering training, coaching, and certification in the DACUM model—a Canadian-developed, practical, and cost-effective approach for conducting occupational analyses and developing competency-based training and HR programs.About the RoleWe are looking for a volunteer Board member with experience in marketing, communications, or branding to help strengthen the visibility and reach of CVA’s mission and services. Key responsibilities include:<ul><li>Supporting development of a marketing and communications strategy</li><li>Enhancing digital presence (website, social media, email marketing)</li><li>Advising on branding, storytelling, and stakeholder engagement</li><li>Collaborating on outreach for training, events, and partnerships</li><li>Fluency in French is an asset</li></ul>Qualifications<ul><li>Professional experience in marketing, communications, or related areas</li><li>Familiarity with digital tools, platforms, and strategy</li><li>A passion for education, skills development, and global collaboration</li><li>Willingness to contribute time and expertise in a volunteer capacity</li></ul>Why Volunteer with Us?Joining the CVA Board offers a rewarding opportunity to use your marketing skills to advance workforce development at home and abroad. You'll be part of a dedicated, mission-driven team and help amplify a proven, Canadian-created model that’s making a real difference around the world.

Canadian Vocational Association (CVA)

Board of Directors – Marketing & Promotions

Are you a strategic thinker with a background in finance? Are you looking to give back by supporting a mission-driven organization that strengthens the connection between education and employment? The Canadian Vocational Association (CVA) is seeking a volunteer Board member with financial expertise.About the CVAThe CVA is a non-profit organization whose fundamental goal is to build bridges between the world of employment and the world of education and training. We work nationally and internationally with governments, employers, and training providers to improve occupational and organizational competence.Our primary contribution is delivering training, coaching, and certification in the DACUM model—a Canadian-developed, practical, and cost-effective method used to conduct occupational analyses and build competency-based training and HR programs across all sectors.About the RoleWe are seeking a new volunteer Board member with finance or accounting experience to help steward our organization’s financial health and contribute to its strategic direction. Key responsibilities include:<ul><li>Supporting financial oversight, budgeting, and audit processes</li><li>Advising on financial risk and sustainability</li><li>Contributing to strategic planning and governance discussions</li><li>Serving as a key voice in shaping CVA’s long-term impact</li></ul>Qualifications<ul><li>Professional experience in finance, accounting, or a related field (CPA an asset)</li><li>Previous non-profit or governance experience is helpful but not required</li><li>A commitment to the values of competency-based, lifelong learning, workforce development, and international collaboration</li><li>Willingness to contribute time and expertise in a volunteer capacity</li><li>Fluency in French is an asset</li></ul>Why Volunteer with Us?As a Board member of the CVA, you’ll join a passionate, collaborative team dedicated to strengthening global workforce development through education. This is a meaningful way to use your financial skills to give back, expand your professional network, and support real change in the vocational landscape.

Board of Directors – Finance Professional 

At the HiVE, our vision is to support and amplify the social impact sector through social cohesion, human capital, and resources that enable our members and partners to thrive. We seek to build and maintain a volunteer Board composed of leaders committed to the HiVE’s vision with a variety of skills, representing the diversity of our membership and the community at large, and who are able to fulfill their governance, legal, and fiduciary responsibilities.&nbsp; Directors have, in the past, typically dedicated approximately 8 hours a month on such activities as preparing for, and attending, Board and committee meetings, strategic planning sessions, participating in special initiatives, and attending community events. Board and committee meetings are generally scheduled during regular business hours, typically at the lunch hour, at 4pm, or at 5pm.If you are interested in being nominated:<ol><li>Send a Letter of Intent and a short (150-200 word) bio to the Board via email to <a href="mailto:directors@hivevancouver.com" target="_blank">directors@hivevancouver.com</a> by the end of day Friday, August 29th.</li><li>Ensure you are available between 4pm and 5pm on Thursday, September 11th to attend the HiVE's Annual General Meeting in person at 300-420 W Hastings Street, Vancouver. &nbsp;</li></ol>WHAT THE HiVE IS LOOKING FOR IN A BOARD DIRECTOR The HiVE seeks to build and maintain a Board composed of leaders committed to the HiVE’s vision to support and amplify the social impact sector through social cohesion, human capital, and resources that enable our members and partners to thrive who are able to fulfill their governance, legislative, and fiduciary duties. To ensure diversity of thought, background, and experience, we seek directors who reflect the HiVE membership and the community at large. Recognizing not all directors will have all the attributes and experience set out below at the beginning of their tenure as directors, we want directors that demonstrate a commitment and aptitude to acquire the experience and attributes necessary to make them effective Board members. Community Focus 1. Demonstrated commitment to values and principles of the social impact sector. 2. Robust networks, relationships, and knowledge that reflect the HiVE’s current and future membership. Leadership 1. Demonstrated experience in other non-for-profit organizations. 2. Demonstrated strategic agility and vision. 3. Board experience and a solid understanding of the responsibilities, accountabilities, and liabilities of a director, including the appropriate roles of both management and a Board. 4. Ability to think critically and independently, exercise good judgment, communicate effectively, and foster the creation of positive change. 5. Orientation to work collaboratively and resolve conflict. 6. Desire to prioritize the time required to participate in a robust schedule of Board, Director, and leadership duties.2025-2026 areas of focus The Board is particularly interested in hearing from prospective candidates who have demonstrated experience in governance and leadership, and with one or more of the following types of experience: ● Legal Acumen and/or Experience in Legal Practice ● Human Resources Management ● Fundraising and Business DevelopmentBoard diversity statement The HiVE Board of Directors believes that embracing diversity involves continually seeking to learn, engage, reflect, and act in order to meet the needs of our members, staff, and communities. We acknowledge systemic barriers of discrimination and inequity, and power imbalances related to privilege. We recognize we must work to address these issues. The inclusion of people from diverse backgrounds and lived experiences, aligned with The HiVE’s values of integrity, innovation, responsibility, and reconciliation, helps us to be more courageous in our efforts to achieve the transformative change our vision demands.

HiVE Vancouver Society

Board Member, HiVE Vancouver Society

BC Healthy Communities is currently seeking new members to join its Board of Directors. This is a unique opportunity to help guide a non-profit organization committed to advancing health and well-being across British Columbia through multi-sector collaboration, inclusive community engagement, and equity-driven policy work. Board members play a vital governance role—ensuring BCHC operates ethically, sustainably, and in alignment with its vision of healthy communities for all.BCHC welcomes applicants from a wide range of backgrounds and lived experiences, with particular interest in individuals with experience in local government, rural/remote communities or community health and wellness. Directors typically commit three to four hours per month, including bimonthly meetings and committee involvement. To learn more or express interest, please email <a href="mailto:bchc@bchealthycommunities.ca" target="_blank">bchc@bchealthycommunities.ca</a> and add “BCHC Board” to the subject line.BOARD CANDIDATE INFORMATION 2025BCHC Organizational Overview &amp; Board Director OpportunitiesOUR VISION: Healthy communities for all.OUR PURPOSE: Working primarily in British Columbia, we support multi-sectoral groups to build their capacity to create healthy communities.OUR MANDATE: We implement the Healthy Communities approach – community engagement, multi-sector collaboration, political commitment, healthy public policy, and asset-based community development.OUR VALUES<ul><li>Equity: everyone contributes what they can and gets what they need, knowing that abilities and needs are different</li><li>Integrity: we work in the public interest with honesty, intentionality and compassion</li><li>Learning: we create opportunities to develop and share knowledge</li><li>Respect: we honour the strengths, assets and approaches communities bring to this work</li><li>Service: we place communities first and meet them “where they are at”</li></ul>BC Healthy Communities BoardBoard members have a fiduciary duty to steer the organization towards a sustainable future by adopting sound, ethical, and legal governance and financial management policies, as well as making sure the non-profit has adequate resources to advance its mission. Meet our Board of Directors here: <a href="http://bchealthycommunities.ca/about/board/" target="_blank">http://bchealthycommunities.ca/about/board/</a>.Diversity and InclusionConsideration will be given to qualified individuals with a broad range of backgrounds in legal, community, labour and business environments. The selection process will recognize lived experience and volunteer roles as well as paid employment and academic achievements.To reflect the diversity of our province, women, visible minorities, Indigenous Peoples, persons with disabilities, persons of diverse sexual orientation, age, gender identity or expression (LGBTQ2S+), and others who may contribute to diversity are encouraged to put their names forward for appointments.Experience and QualificationsWhile previous experience as a director is not required, it is important that candidates for positions understand the roles and responsibilities of a member of a governance board and have the necessary experience and demonstrated skills to enable them to contribute to board decision-making and oversight.Competencies and Personal AttributesCollectively, the Board should comprise the following core competencies:<ul><li>Operational or technical expertise relevant to the operation of the organization including:<ul><li>strategic management and organizational change;</li><li>operations;</li><li>internal control and accounting;</li><li>communications;</li><li>public sector administration;</li><li>human resources;</li><li>labour relations;</li><li>risk management;</li></ul></li><li>Accounting/Financial expertise;</li><li>Legal expertise;</li><li>Knowledge of government and understanding of the public sector environment;</li><li>Knowledge and experience with Indigenous/non-Indigenous governments;</li><li>Knowledge of current and emerging issues affecting the organization and its sector;</li><li>Cultural competence;</li><li>Lived experience in relation to the nature of the work of the organization, and</li><li>Knowledge of the communities served by the organization.</li></ul>All Directors should possess the following personal attributes:<ul><li>High ethical standards and integrity in professional and personal dealings;</li><li>Appreciation of the responsibilities to the public;</li><li>Ability and willingness to raise potentially controversial issues in a manner that encourages dialogue;</li><li>Flexibility, responsiveness and willingness to consider others’ opinions;</li><li>Capability to take a wide perspective on issues;</li><li>Ability to listen and work as a team member;</li><li>Strong reasoning skills;</li><li>Understanding of the developmental disability sector;</li><li>Commitment to community inclusion; and</li><li>Ability and willingness to fulfill the time commitment required to carry out responsibilities.</li></ul>Currently we are looking for:<ul><li>Members with local government experience; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</li><li>Members with community health/wellness initiatives, and</li><li>Members with rural/remote community knowledge and experience.</li></ul>ExperienceThe following skills are sought for Board members to bring to this organization:<ul><li>Demonstrated leadership excellence in recruitment, establishing service standards, evaluation, and effective direction to management;</li><li>Five or more years of experience at a senior-management level preparing, maintaining and reporting on a budget;</li><li>Excellent ability to interpret legislation and policies;</li><li>Demonstrated understanding of governing legislation and experience interacting with provincial and municipal governments;</li><li>Demonstrated cultural awareness and respect for human rights;</li><li>Demonstrated awareness of discrimination and related factors and consequences; and</li><li>Demonstrated ability to effectively listen, discuss and work effectively as part of a team.</li></ul>Time CommitmentThe overall time commitment is approximately 3-4 hours per month.&nbsp; This includes participation in bimonthly working meetings, various committee meetings and planning sessions, and the Annual General Meeting (September).&nbsp;All meetings take place during regular weekday working hours (between 8:30am and 4:30pm) and are typically held on Mondays via Teams or in person. Additional board meetings may be scheduled at the request of the Board Chair. In addition, each Board member sits on at least one (1) committee. Committee meetings traditionally occur approximately a week prior to the Board meetings but may be scheduled at alternative times if necessary.&nbsp;Committee meetings are typically held virtually.TermBoard members are appointed for a term of up to three (3) years, with a maximum of two (2) term appointments.&nbsp; Board members are eligible for further election after a one-year break following the maximum six (6) consecutive years of service.ContactIf interested, please send an email to <a href="mailto:BCHC@bchealthycommunities.ca" target="_blank">BCHC@bchealthycommunities.ca</a> and someone will be in touch with you shortly.

BC Healthy Communities Society (BCHC)

BC Healthy Communities Society Board of Directors

Arrival Aid is a youth-led nonprofit committed to creating positive change within Canada's growing international community. Through interactive workshops and community-based initiatives, we aim to foster connection, build understanding and promote dual integration - ensuring newcomers feel informed, supported, and truly welcomed in their new home. We are seeking two proactive volunteers to join our Board of Directors in a leadership capacity as Co-Directors of Finance &amp; Grants. These are pivotal governance roles that will guide our financial sustainability and funding strategy.

Arrival Aid Foundation

Directors of Finance & Grants (Board of Directors)

Seniors First BC is seeking Board MembersSeniors First BC is a charitable, non-profit society that provides information, advocacy, emotional support, and referrals to older adults across BC who are dealing with issues affecting their well-being or rights. In addition, we assist those concerned about the welfare of an older adult.We run the Seniors Abuse and Information Line, a Victim Services program, an Elder Law Clinic and other legal information and support services.Our current strategic priorities include advancing systemic change to address the experiences of low income older adults in BC as well as enhancing our stability and long term capacity after the challenges of COVID. We seek to address the legal rights of seniors and elders through accessible legal information, referral as well as, whenever possible, legal advice and representation.We are seeking new Board members to provide:Insight based on professional and personal lived experience to support the leadership and excellent organizational decision-makingKnowledge of emerging issues faced by older adults of all cultural and linguistic backgrounds in BC; andThoughtful legal oversight responsibilities in support of a talented staff team.To do this, we are seeking individuals with knowledge of seniors’ and elders’ issues in BC. We seek multi-lingual individuals with roots in a diversity of cultural communities, particularly BC’s First Nations, individuals living outside the Lower Mainland, and individuals who identify as LGBTQ2+.Roles and Responsibilities:Attend minimum of 9 board meetings annually, preferably all 12Participate in the activities of 2 or more committeesAct in good faith, with integrity and in the interests of the purpose of the organizationStay informed about the board governance roleWork as part of a collaborative Board teamTime Commitment:Monthly 2 hour Board meetings2 X Monthly one hour committee meetings1-2 days of planning and Board development sessionOccasional other tasks and advice as neededFundraising commitment:All Board members join and remain a paid member of Seniors First BC ($10 annually)Support strategic planning around revenue developmentSupport fundraising activitiesRepresent the organization publicly as appropriateThere is currently no requirement that Board members donate, but it is encouraged.

Seniors First BC

Volunteer Board Director

Are you an energetic community member, passionate about supporting a charity? Does helping wildlife align with your values? If so, this may be the position for you! Position:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Treasurer, Board of Directors Reports To:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Board Chair, Board of Directors &amp; Membership Reports From:&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Co-Executive Director(s) Average Hours:&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 10 – 12 hours per month Organization The Wildlife Rescue Association of British Columbia (WRA)&nbsp;is a charitable non-profit dedicated to improving the welfare of urban wildlife. WRA partners with the community to protect wildlife by promoting coexistence and providing rescue and rehabilitation for animals impacted by human activity. With a wildlife hospital and Support Centre located on the south shore of Burnaby Lake, WRA engages tens of thousands of community members and provides care to thousands of animals each year from across the Lower Mainland, throughout British Columbia, and beyond. WRA has steadily evolved and adapted since it started in 1979. More recently, we have worked hard to re-align organizational strengths to accomplish greater mission achievement in response to an ever-increasing number of wildlife needing help. This allows WRA to operate one of the busiest wildlife rehabilitation facilities in Canada. WRA is now looking to recruit board members to contribute to our renewed growth and relevance. Board of Directors The role of the WRA Board of Directors is to:<ul>	<li>Provide leadership and oversight of the organization and its activities</li>	<li>Represent the interests of its members, and the broader community</li>	<li>Ensure broad organizational accountability and transparency; and</li>	<li>Facilitate active and meaningful external relationships.</li></ul>Board members are passionate about WRA’s mission and are committed to the organizational values of caring, collaboration, creativity and respect. In addition, as WRA embarks on innovative fund development initiatives moving forward, board members will be working collaboratively with senior staff to achieve critical philanthropic goals. The WRA Board of Directors has a governance mandate and develops policies and practices to allow senior staff to align operations with WRA’s mission, vision and values, as well as strategic objectives. The Board of Directors meets on a monthly basis and oversees the work of board committees that meet periodically to carry out specific roles. The Board reports annually to the membership and is individually and severally responsible for ensuring that the bylaws of the organization are followed. Ongoing work includes board recruitment, strategic planning, and performance evaluations of senior staff (Co-Executive Directors). Board Recruitment The WRA Board of Directors is currently recruiting for a Treasurer. The Treasurer is the primary financial officer and steward on the Board, and partners with senior staff to maintain the organization’s long-term financial sustainability through financial planning, annual budget preparation, regular financial reviews and periodic reporting (quarterly and annually). Treasurer Roles &amp; Responsibilities The Treasurer works in partnership with the Co-Executive Directors to ensure that effective financial systems and procedures have been established, are being consistently followed, and are in line with best practice and legal requirements. The Treasurer acts as an information and reference point for the Board: by summarizing current financial status; clarifying financial implications of proposals; confirming legal requirements; obtaining relevant documentation; and helping the Board manage financial risk through the development and implementation of financial policies.<ul>	<li>Oversees the management of the finances of the organization, including the budget, as approved and reviewed by the Board and managed by the Co-Executive Directors and/or other senior staff.</li>	<li>Ensures the keeping of clear and accurate financial records, reports, and returns as necessary to comply with the BC Societies Act and the Income Tax Act.</li>	<li>Ensures financial policies and procedures are adhered to by the Board and staff.</li>	<li>Provides quarterly reports to the Board on the financial state of the organization, ensuring the Board understands the finances of the organization so that sound decisions can be made.</li>	<li>Serves as Chair of the Finance Committee.</li>	<li>Acts as a signing officer of the Board.</li>	<li>Meets annually with the auditor to finalize the financial statements of the organization and presents the statements to the membership at the Annual General Meeting.</li></ul>Treasurer Qualifications The ideal candidate will have the following:<ul>	<li>A professional accounting designation (e.g., Canada, CGA, CMA, CPA).</li>	<li>Professional experience in annual accounts review and reporting.</li>	<li>Familiarity with business accounting methods and practices.</li>	<li>Familiarity with online accounting software (QuickBooks).</li>	<li>Availability to mentor staff in learning financial systems.</li>	<li>Previous experience as a non-profit treasurer preferred.</li></ul>The Treasurer role renews annually according to the WRA Bylaws, and candidates are asked to consider making a minimum two-year commitment from the time of appointment/election. Board Responsibilities All members of the Board have the following duties:<ul>	<li>Commit to the WRA mission, vision, and values</li>	<li>Represent and report annually to the WRA membership</li>	<li>Follow WRA’s Bylaws and best practices in non-profit governance</li>	<li>Maintain arms-length relationships with each other and third parties</li>	<li>Practice high standards of confidentiality and avoid conflicts of interest</li>	<li>Participate in strategic planning and performance review for the organization</li>	<li>Establish policies and procedures to meet regulatory and other legal requirements</li>	<li>Develop, review and approve new governance and operational policies</li>	<li>Attend and participate in all meetings of the Board and membership</li>	<li>Serve on one or more board committee(s) and actively engage in work</li>	<li>Participate in the recruitment, management and evaluation of the Co-Executive Director(s)</li>	<li>Support ongoing activities of the Board, including recruitment and self-evaluation</li>	<li>Support the organization’s development and culture of philanthropy as a donor</li>	<li>Represent WRA as an ambassador to professional and personal networks</li>	<li>Know the community issues relevant to the mission and objectives of WRA</li></ul>Board Member Qualifications Ideal candidates will have the following attributes:<ul>	<li>Ability to actively listen to multiple views and work well as part of a multi-dimensional team</li>	<li>Skilled at cultivating relationships with staff, other board members volunteers and donors</li>	<li>Understands the importance of a healthy board culture and inspirational leadership</li>	<li>Familiar with meeting Rules of Order, the BC Societies Act and organizational bylaws</li>	<li>Previous governance-level experience on a non-profit board of directors</li>	<li>Commitment to follow through on tasks and complete assignments</li>	<li>Strong organizational skills with attention to detail</li>	<li>Excellent communication skills</li></ul>To learn more about WRA, please visit our website (<a href="http://www.wildliferescue.ca" target="_blank">www.wildliferescue.ca</a>).

WILDLIFE RESCUE ASSOCIATION OF BC

Treasurer, Board of Directors

Board of Directors TransLink Metro Vancouver, British Columbia With a combined workforce of over 8,000 people and having generated over $2.6 billion in revenues in 2023, TransLink and its operating subsidiaries (Coast Mountain Bus Company, BC Rapid Transit Company, Metro Vancouver Transit Police, and West Coast Express) are responsible for the planning, funding, building and operation of an integrated transportation system for the movement of people, goods and services in Metro Vancouver. To the 2.6 million people who live in Metro Vancouver, TransLink is an essential contributor to their quality of life, work and play. On behalf of the Screening Panel for TransLink, Boyden is presently seeking three individuals to join TransLink's Board of Directors. In this capacity, you will be responsible for supervising the management of TransLink's affairs, dependably acting in the best interests of the broader organization while upholding the highest level of integrity and professionalism. As a private or public sector senior leader with Board/governance experience, you have demonstrated your ability working both at a strategic and senior level within large, complex organizations or at other organizations with a citizen-centred approach to governance, with experience in public policy and governmental relations and across a wide range of stakeholders. The strongest candidates have held successful leadership/Board roles in large scale and complex infrastructure projects and/or will be a designated CPA who brings financial strategic oversight experience. You will possess sound acumen around Board governance and an understanding of and experience with levels of government is desirable. A regular Metro Vancouver transit user, you have a passion for world class transit systems, the movement of goods and services and will be a champion for developing an unrivaled, integrated transportation organization for the benefit of citizens. The Screening Panel is particularly seeking interest from qualified individuals who reflect the diversity of the customers TransLink serves. Under TransLink’s governing legislation, the Screening Panel must provide a list of qualified candidates by September 2025 to the Mayors’ Council for their consideration. To further explore this opportunity with Boyden, please click Apply. Boyden would like to thank all applicants for their interest in this position. Please note that we will only be in contact with those individuals moving forward with our client.

TransLink

TransLink -- Board of Directors

Mid-Main Community Health Centre is entering an exciting new phase of transformation.
Driven by changing community and patient needs, we are committed to being a leader in
creating a more comprehensive and responsive integrated primary care model. Guided by our
2025–2030 strategic plan, we’re building the internal systems, partnerships, and organizational
culture needed to better serve our community and help reshape how people connect with care.
As we take these next steps, we’re seeking two new volunteer board members to help guide
this transformation—leaders who are passionate about equity, systems change and delivering
meaningful results in community health.

About Mid-Main
Mid-Main is a non-profit community health centre located in the heart of Mount Pleasant,
Vancouver. We offer integrated, team-based primary care and dental services to over 9,000
patients through nearly 30,000 visits annually. Our primary care clinic includes full-scope family
medicine, nurse practitioner care, registered nursing, and an on-site pharmacy. We also
operate a growing dental program and a child development program supporting new parents
through the ‘Parents as Teachers’ program.

Why Join Now?
This is a unique opportunity to help guide our organization through a period of ambitious
growth. Our 2025–2030 strategic plan charts a course toward:

Expanding our care team and infrastructure to provide comprehensive care to more
patients with a particular focus on supporting older adults to age well in place
Embedding data-informed quality improvement across the organization
Strengthening financial sustainability and advocacy for system-wide reform
Deepening partnerships and strengthening our visibility in the community

Board members play a crucial role in supporting this vision through strategic oversight,
fiduciary stewardship, and thoughtful guidance to the leadership team.

To learn more about what we do, please visit midmain.net.

Join Our Board of Directors!

<a href="https://www.midmain.net/" target="_blank">https://www.midmain.net/</a>

Who We Are Looking For
We’re looking for values-aligned leaders energized by the opportunity to transform the future of
primary care as part of an active and committed board of directors.
We welcome individuals with diverse perspectives and lived experience, and would especially
welcome candidates with expertise in one or more of the following areas:

Quality improvement, performance indicators, and accountability
Communications, government and public relations, and/or community engagement
Clinical experience in dentistry/ oral health or primary care—with a priority on experience
integrating health and social care

Board Commitment
Board term: 3 years, renewable 
Monthly board meetings (in person, with virtual option as needed)
Participation in at least one board committee
Engagement in board development and planning activities 

How to Apply
Please submit your expression of interest to <a href="mailto:executive.director@midmain.net" target="_blank">executive.director@midmain.net</a>. 

The Board Nominating Committee will review expressions of interest on an ongoing basis.
Shortlisted candidates will be invited for a brief virtual interview. 

If you have any questions, please reach out to Asia Hollingsworth (Executive Director) at
604-873-3666 X 2006. 

Thank you in advance for your interest. We look forward to hearing from you.

<a href="mailto:executive.director@midmain.net" target="_blank">mailto:executive.director@midmain.net</a>

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