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Job opportunity: Executive Director

04 June 2026 / Published in News

Job opportunity: Executive Director

Position Title: Executive Director
Reports to: The Provincial Superior of the Jesuits of Canada through the Board of Directors
Office Location: Toronto, Canada
Type of employment: Permanent, full-time (with a 6-month probationary period). This is currently a hybrid position with 3 to 4 days a week at the office. This could be subject to change.
Size of staff: 9 people
Starting salary range: $95,000 to $105,000


A full job description can be found here.

About Canadian Jesuits International

Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) is the international solidarity agency of the Jesuits of Canada. It is a non-profit, non-governmental, faith-based organization dedicated to sustainable international solidarity. CJI supports Jesuits and other partners in Africa, Asia, Middle East, Latin America and the Caribbean to promote social, economic and ecological justice, human rights, peace and reconciliation, and to provide humanitarian assistance. These activities are carried out in coordination with the global network of Jesuit organizations.  CJI also carries out public education and advocacy in Canada to promote social justice and global solidarity. It sustains its activities through the generous donations of Canadians.

CJI has a small, dynamic and professional team of 9 people that provides the environment and the opportunities to make a difference through prophetic, human rights-focused work.

Summary of the role

CJI is seeking a visionary and values-driven Executive Director, who will lead the organization to ensure its smooth operation, its development and its sustainability, all in compliance with its mission, culture and values. Motivated by a faith that does justice, Catholic Social Teaching and Ignatian Spirituality and deeply committed to international solidarity, the Executive Director will be a steward of our mission, a champion for justice, and a catalyst for impact. The CJI Executive Director is appointed by the Provincial Superior of the Jesuits of Canada and is accountable to the Provincial Superior through the Board of Directors.

The Executive Director is responsible for the fulfillment of the mission of CJI, the development and implementation of the strategic plan, the sound management of the overall activities of the organization, and the nurturing and strengthening of its national and international support network, in close collaboration with the Board, staff and partners. The Executive Director will ensure that CJI work not only meets urgent needs, but also contributes to prophetic social change.

A full job description can be found here.

Qualifications

Education and Experience

  • Advanced degree in the social sciences, international development, public administration, or related field
  • At least 10 years of senior leadership experience in international development, social justice, or related fields
  • Experience working in the non-profit sector in the Global South and in Canada
  • Excellent knowledge and understanding of Canadian socio-economic, political and cultural realities, as well as of current social justice and international development issues
  • Deep understanding of and commitment to Catholic Social Teaching and Ignatian spirituality, with attention to the prophetic mission of CJI, and a commitment to discernment and decision by consensus as much as possible
  • Proven track record in strategic management, program development, and fundraising.
  • Experience working across multiple countries and cultural contexts
  • Strong understanding of international development trends, donor landscapes, and global policy issues

Skills and Competencies

  • Exceptional leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills
  • Strong financial and organizational management abilities
  • Ability to build trust and maintain effective relationships with a wide range of stakeholders
  • Commitment to equity, inclusion, and participatory approaches
  • Fluency in English required; proficiency in French and Spanish required
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office suite (Outlook, Word, Excel)
  • Ability to travel nationally and internationally
  • Valid Driver’s License

Why Join CJI?

This is more than a job — it is a calling. As CJI Executive Director, you will have the opportunity and the challenge to:

  • Lead an organization with a strong foundation and a bold vision
  • Work alongside highly dedicated colleagues and partners around the world
  • Shape the future of international development based on dignity, justice, and solidarity
  • Make a tangible impact on the lives of people and communities across borders.

Compensation and Benefits

CJI offers a competitive salary with a starting salary range comparable to similar organizations and commensurate with experience; yearly COLA increases; 5% contribution to RRSP; benefits package; starting vacation three weeks (to increase up to 5 weeks).

Starting salary range: $95,000 – $105,000.

How to Apply

Please submit your CV, along with a cover letter explaining why you are  motivated to lead CJI to: [email protected]  by 7 August 2026

Interviews will take place  in early September 2026.

Start date to be negotiated.

CJI is committed to diversity in its workplace and welcomes applications from all qualified candidates.

In accordance with Ontario Human Rights Code, Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005,  accommodation will be provided in all aspects  of the hiring process. Applicants need to make their needs known in advance.

Applicants needing accommodation during the application process should contact CJI at 416-465-1824 or [email protected]

We thank all applicants for their interest, however, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for an interview.

 

 

 

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According to the school principal, Fr. Jomon Jose, SJ, laptops offer an advantage “given the inconsistency of power supply in Sadakbari.” The built-in battery of laptops “allows for continued use during power outages, which can often last for a couple of hours, (and) ensures minimal disruption to teaching and learning activities.”
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The project will provide students from low-income families with access to computers, and aims to improve their academic performance and completion rates of students by exposing them to a broader range of curriculum through digital learning. 
About 200 of the school’s 520-student population will be able to use the computers right away, with the younger ones benefiting from them as they progress in grade level. 
The project, which was one of 20 approved by the CJI Board of Directors during its spring meeting includes the purchase of 15 computer tables, 30 chairs for the computer lab; other electrical equipment. 
According to the school principal, Fr. Jomon Jose, SJ, laptops offer an advantage “given the inconsistency of power supply in Sadakbari.” The built-in battery of laptops “allows for continued use during power outages, which can often last for a couple of hours, (and) ensures minimal disruption to teaching and learning activities.”
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Lok Manch is made up of around 100 Jesuit and secular organisations spanning 15 Indian states and 15 Jesuit provinces. Learn more: Click link in bio to visit our website.

#jesuit #canada #India #climatecrisis #solutions
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