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Offer: Senior Partnerships and Engagement Lead, Predator Free:Department of ConservationJob description:Job Description» Are you a passionate and highly practiced engagement professional?» Do you thrive in a challenging, collaborative and creative function? » Would you love to be part of helping to create a predator free Northland? » Full-time fixed-term (2 year) opportunity located in Whangarei, with some regional travel Toit? te marae a T?ne-mahuta, Toit? te marae a Tangaroa, Toit? te tangata. If the land is well and the sea is well, the people will thrive. Predator Free 2050 is an ambitious goal to rid Aotearoa of the most damaging introduced predators that threaten our nation’s natural taonga, our economy and primary sector. Collaboration is vital between government agencies, councils, science providers, educators, innovators, businesses, NGOs, iwi, communities and individuals. Such combined effort is often called ?collective impact? and relies on organisations committing to a common, mutually reinforcing agenda, and a culture of continuous communication and co-operation. He angit?tanga | About the function We’re excited to announce a new opportunity for a Senior Partnerships and Engagement Lead to join Te Papa Atawhai’s Partnerships Group. In this function, you’ll be accountable for leading the development, progress and implementation of critical actions for our Te Tai Tokerau Predator Free 2050 five-year pathway plan. This is a true engagement and facilitation function where whakawhanaungatanga will be a foundation principle all over your mahi. You’ll be proactive and driven to build strong networks and identify opportunities to collaborate or align communication and engagement activities, from organising or facilitating workshops and trainings, to developing and implementing systems, processes, tools and templates that will strengthen relationships across the Te Tai Tokerau PF2050 ecosystem. This will in turn support long-term gains from a multi-million dollar investment via Jobs for Nature projects in the region, many with a predator control focus. this function requires the capability and availability to travel regionally as required. A current valid drivers licence is essential. He k?rero m?u | What We are seeking for If you feel aligned to our Kaupapa and our united purpose:Papat??nuku Thrives, then we want to hear from you! In particular, we’ll be looking for evidence and examples within your application as to how you meet the following lead Requirements: » broad engagement practice working in collaborative functions/programmes; » Demonstrable knowledge of communications and engagement practices, techniques, concepts and theoretical principles; » Good knowledge and knowledge of Te Papa Atawhai’s function in Jobs for Nature and Predator Free 2050 activities; » Stellar relationship-building expertise combined with prosperous practice in engaging with senior/executive leaders; » Strong cultural capcapability and consciousness - is able to engage with and commit to Te Tiriti through iwi, hap? and wh?nau partnership, prioritising tangata whenua needs; » Confidence in facilitating discussions and workshops with diverse groups; and » Strong planning expertise combined with the capability to work autonomously and self-direct. How to submit the application:Keen to join an organisation and a team dedicated to championing and advocating for conservation? Submit your CV and a tailored cover letter (PDF) online that describes your interest in the function and that highlights your significant expertise, practice and personal qualities. Applications close at 5pm on Monday 27 September 2021. For any enquiries, you can contact hiring manager Carolyn Smith via csmith@doc.govt.nz or 027 839 9815, quoting vacancyTEMP 300/8100/3 Eligibility to work in New Zealand is mandatory - this includes holding a valid work visa that covers the whole period of employment.Skills:
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