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Position: Blue Route Development and Cycling Advocacy Director<br />
Organization: Bicycle Nova Scotia<br />
Location: Halifax, Nova Scotia<br />
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Do you enjoy bicycling and see it as an activity to which all Nova Scotian’s should have access? Do you like engaging with people, government and businesses to help advance policy decisions? Are you a self starter, that thrives in an independent environment? Do you have experience working in a non-profit setting? <br />
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If you’ve answered yes to any of those questions, we want to hear from you!<br />
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Bicycle Nova Scotia (BNS) is looking for someone with strong leadership, communication and organizational skills for the position of Blue Route Development and Cycling Advocacy Director. The Director will work towards meeting annual targets with the overarching goal of increasing bicycle use in a recreational, touring or commuting capacity. This often involves working with provincial and federal not-for-profit partners, municipal, provincial and federal governments, as well as representing BNS on a variety of advisory boards and committees that may meet throughout the province.<br />
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Candidates interested in this position should be able to meet the following requirements:<br />
• A post-secondary degree with at least one (1) year of experience in:<br />
• Urban Planning<br />
• Transportation Planning<br />
• Active Transportation<br />
• Community Development<br />
• Tourism<br />
• Recreation<br />
• Experience or familiarity with GIS or ESRI software as well as Adobe Illustration and publication software<br />
• Familiarity with policy and process development associated with Municipal and Provincial levels of government<br />
• Must have a valid drivers licence<br />
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In addition, the following skills will be considered an asset:<br />
• Exceptional communication skills as this position requires public speaking and media engagement<br />
• Ability to create, monitor and manage an annual budget<br />
• Excellent leadership and teamworking skills<br />
• Strong organization skills and time management skills<br />
• Some experience or skill in organizational social media management<br />
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BNS will be accepting applications for the position from April 15th, 2020 to April 30th 2020 at midnight. Please send a resume, cover letter list of references to staff@bicycle.ns.ca with the subject line “Application: Director of BR and Development and Cycling Advocate.” Candidates must include at least three (3) references as part of their list of references. Applicants may send up to two (2) additional files that they believe will demonstrate their qualifications or otherwise augment their applications. Salary commensurate with experience : $55,000-$62,000.00<br />
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About Bicycle Nova Scotia <br />
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Bicycle Nova Scotia (BNS) is the Provincial Recreation Organization (PRO) and Provincial Sporting Organization (PSO) for Canada’s Ocean Playground. As such, BNS provides service to both recreational and competitive riders throughout Nova Scotia (NS). Since 2018, BNS has also provided rider accident insurance to all members whenever they ride, wherever they ride in Canada. In addition to this, BNS is also a coordinating body for cycle-racing in the province, and fosters high performance competition among youth thanks to guidance and leadership from our Provincial Coach.<br />
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Over the past three years, BNS has been working closely with municipalities throughout the province to provide planning and design expertise as it relates to cycling and active transportation planning. In 2019, communities including Mahone Bay, Bridgewater, Lunenburg and Antigonish have taken steps to deploy these plans in order to better accommodate cycling in their communities, and to draw cycle-tourists to more rural regions of the province.<br />
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Partnerships like this are crucial to connecting the province’s Blue Route network — a series of bicycle routes that facilitate cycling between urban and rural areas of the province.<br />
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