Strategic Planning Manager
We are currently seeking a Strategic Planning Manager to join the busy team in Gisborne
Summary about this job
Strategy & Planning
Company: Gisborne District Council
Location: Gisborne
Work type: Full Time
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Phone: +64-9-864-3200
Fax: +64-6-743-4481
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Detail information about job Strategic Planning Manager. Terms and conditions vacancy
- Working together with our community to make our people proud
- Exciting leadership opportunity
- Join a motivated team in sunny Gisborne
Gisborne District Council is working together with our communities to make our aspirations happen. Tairawhiti is the first place to see the light and we’re working to transform our region to be the first choice for people and lifestyle, the first place for environment, economy and culture.
The Tairawhiti region is undergoing transformation. Our population and economy is growing, which is bringing interesting and diverse new challenges to our organisation and the Strategic Planning Team.
About the Strategic Planning Manager role:
In this important senior role you will report to the Director of Transformation and Relationships. You will lead a talented team that delivers on our planning work programme which includes the Long Term Plan, Annual Plan, Regional Land Transport Plans, Reserve Management Plans, and Resource & Asset Management Plans amongst others. As a leader, you will help Council reach its strategic objectives to become a customer-centric organisation that supports its unique community. You will also promote excellent relationships with iwi to deliver on our statutory responsibilities and our Piritahi vision of working together to make our people proud.
To be successful in this role you will have:
- Degree level qualification in Commerce, Economics, Public Policy, Resource Planning or relevant discipline
- Significant experience in strategic planning, public policy development, research and analysis
- Exceptional relationship building and communication skills
- Excellent communication and written skills, particularly for report writing and public speaking
- An understanding of Local Government processes, functions and legislation is an advantage
- Strong local knowledge of the Tairawhiti region and experience working with Māori communities
- Ability to build relationships with tangata whenua, and communities.
In return, we offer you an engaging and rare career opportunity in a forward thinking, contemporary workplace. Our climate, lifestyle and environment has put the Tairawhiti region on the map and we look forward to meeting candidates who are committed to providing excellent service and quality outcomes to the Tairawhiti Region.
Please visit our website or contact Keita Kohere for further information.
Applications Close: 10am, Wednesday 1st August