Board of Director Opportunity

Steve Lavery • August 4, 2023

Board of Director Opportunity

August 4, 2023, Steve Lavery

The Working Women Community Centre (the Centre) is a leader among
Toronto’s settlement agencies, and women’s organizations across Ontario. It
is also recognized nationally and internationally for its work.


Passionate about wanting to make a meaningful difference in the lives of
immigrant women, their families, and in their communities? We would love
to hear from you! Previous Board of Director experience is not required.


We are looking for people who want to be part of the Centre’s governance
team, and have the time to devote to the Director’s responsibilities. On
average, the monthly commitment is 6-hours, including a hybrid Board
meeting on the first Wednesday of each month.


As a Board member you will work with the Executive Director and other
Directors on strategic decision-making and oversight, monitoring
performance, overseeing quality and risk management, and ensuring
sustainable operations through fiscal stewardship. You will also advance
program and service delivery through fundraising activities.


We are currently seeking people with experience in the areas of:
● Policy development,
● Human resources management in a unionized workplace,
● Fundraising,
● Communications, or
● Marketing

The Centre actively supports a culture of collaboration, diversity, equity and
inclusion and welcomes applicants from the many communities it serves.


To explore this leadership opportunity, please contact Lorraine Boucher,
Chair of the Centre’s Board of Directors’ Governance Committee at
labouchernb@gmail.com

To learn more about the Centre and its innovative programs and services,
visit www.workingwomencc.org

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