Grass Roots is a Community Economic Development Co-operative (CEDC) focused on the economic development of the Tantramar Region and the rural communities along Shepody Bay from Hillsborough to Alma. The Co-operative solicits and receives investment funds from local residents and companies and re-invests the funds into small businesses that enhance local economic development.

The CED Investment Fund Coordinator will work closely with the Board of Directors to promote the Community Investment Fund, provide information and presentations to potential investors, manage investment sales, and complete the necessary paperwork to process investments as required by FCNB's Securities Division, the NB Department of Finance, and the Canada Revenue Agency.

Responsibilities

• The CEDC Investment Coordinator will be responsible to provide day-to-day coordination of all investment activities including:
• promoting the Fund, identifying potential investors, and providing information and presentations to individuals and groups
• meeting with potential investors to explain the CEDC tax credit program and the Offering Document
• managing investment sales
• ensuring appropriate completion and filing of documentation are made on a timely basis
• assisting with the development of resource materials and an online platform to process CEDC investments
• organizing materials for key meetings with the Board of Directors; supporting the Board in the development and implementation of policies and processes for the Community Investment Fund

Qualifications

The ideal candidate will be self-motivated and comfortable working independently or as part of a multidisciplinary team. They will have excellent problem-solving skills and attention to detail and demonstrate a high level of professionalism at all times. Other desired qualifications include:

• a post-secondary degree in business, economics, finance or accounting, or an equivalent combination of education and experience
• excellent knowledge of the region and rural businesses in Tantramar Region and Albert County from Hillsborough to Alma
• excellent English communication skills, both written and verbal (bilingualism an asset)
• knowledge and experience with investments and/or income taxes is an asset
• proficiency in computer and internet technology
• experience developing and making presentations to large and small groups
• excellent references and background check, must be bondable
• must be able to occasionally work evenings, with advance notice
• must have a valid driver's license and able to travel within New Brunswick

TO APPLY: Send a cover letter and resume with your relevant education and experience no later than Sept. 27 to grassroots@cecnb.ca

Please note: Only those selected for an interview will be contacted.