Job summary
The City Hall position needs a Manager Strategic Initiatives who will work from Toronto Ontario. The position requires full time work to manage all aspects of policy development and citywide initiatives that address congestion management. The role requires cross divisional work to create strategic alignment. This will further assist senior executives in their decision making process.
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Why this job is a good opportunity
- Strong salary range reaching up to $176,140
- Permanent full time role with long term stability
- High-impact position influencing city-wide planning and policy
- Work closely with senior leadership, Council and government partners
- Involvement in complex projects shaping urban infrastructure
Jobs in Toronto, Ontario
The infrastructure and transportation systems of Toronto need coordinated planning which will help them handle growth and alleviate traffic congestion problems. The role establishes crucial connections between city divisions which facilitates better movement throughout the entire city.
Salary insights
The salary ranges from $126,000 – $176,140. Pay reflects the senior level responsibility and policy leadership involved in the role.
Frequently asked questions
What does a Manager Strategic Initiatives do?
This role leads policy development, research and major projects tied to congestion management. It helps guide decision-making and ensures strategies are coordinated across different city divisions.
Is this a full time job?
This is a full time permanent role, that will be for 35 hours per week with Monday to Friday included.
What skills are required?
policy development, strategic thinking, research and analysis, stakeholder coordination, problem solving, project leadership, presentation skills, government processes knowledge as well as relationship building
Employer Name : City of Toronto
Position : Manager Strategic Initiatives
No. of vacancies : 1
Salary : $126,000-$176,140 per year
Employment Type : Permanent – Full-time
NOC code : 62056
Location : City Hall, 100 Queen St West, Toronto, Canada
Job description
- Lead development of policy options to address congestion and related issues
- Conduct research and analysis on government initiatives and emerging trends
- Provide advice on reports going to City Council and Committees
- Prepare briefing notes, presentations and reports for leadership and public audiences
- Monitor Council and Committee activities and assess impacts
- Work with multiple divisions and partners to align strategies and initiatives
- Lead projects and ensure progress, quality and results
- Develop performance tracking tools such as dashboards and reports
- Manage high-profile issues and support responses to media or stakeholder concerns
- Represent the division in meetings and working groups
- Support coordination between leadership offices and Council members
Job requirements
- Post-secondary education in public policy, administration, planning, business or a related field or equivalent combination
- Strong background in public sector work with knowledge of government decision-making processes
- Knowledge of transportation policy, congestion management and infrastructure planning
- Background in policy research, analysis and recommendation development
- Ability to manage complex projects involving multiple partners
- Strong judgement and ability to handle sensitive matters
- Background preparing reports, briefings and presentations
- Ability to build relationships with internal and external partners
- Strong presentation and public speaking abilities
- Leadership background is considered an asset
How to apply
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