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Nous recrutons: Directeur(trice) exécutif(ve)

04 juin 2026 / Published in Non classifié(e)

Nous recrutons: Directeur(trice) exécutif(ve)

Intitulé du poste : Directeur(trice) exécutif(ve) 

Supérieur hiérarchique : Le Provincial des Jésuites du Canada, via le Conseil d’Administration 

Lieu de travail : Toronto, Canada 

Type de contrat : CDI, temps plein (avec une période d’essai de 6 mois). Il s’agit actuellement d’un poste hybride, avec 3 à 4 jours par semaine au bureau. Cela pourrait être sujet à modification. 

Effectif de l’équipe : 9 personnes 

Fourchette de salaire de départ : 95 000 $ à 105 000 $ 

Une description complète du poste est disponible ici .

À propos de Canadian Jesuits International 

Canadian Jesuits International (CJI) est l’agence de solidarité internationale des jésuites du Canada. Il s’agit d’une organisation à but non lucratif, non gouvernementale, basée sur la foi, qui se consacre à la solidarité internationale durable. CJI soutient les jésuites et d’autres partenaires en Afrique, en Asie, au Moyen-Orient, en Amérique latine et dans les Caraïbes afin de promouvoir la justice sociale, économique et écologique, les droits de la personne, la paix et la réconciliation, et d’apporter de l’aide humanitaire. Ces activités sont menées en coordination avec le réseau mondial des organisations jésuites. CJI mène également des actions de sensibilisation et de plaidoyer au Canada afin de promouvoir la justice sociale et la solidarité mondiale. Elle finance ses activités grâce aux généreux dons des Canadiens.  

CJI est une petite équipe dynamique et professionnelle de 9 personnes qui offre l’environnement et les opportunités nécessaires pour produire un impact, à travers un travail prophétique axé sur les droits humains. 

Résumé du poste 

Pour ce poste, CJI recherche une personne visionnaire et guidée par les valeurs, qui dirigera l’organisation afin d’assurer son bon fonctionnement, son développement et sa pérennité, le tout dans le respect de sa mission, de sa culture et de ses valeurs. Animée par une foi qui rend justice, par la doctrine sociale de l’Église et par la spiritualité ignatienne, et profondément engagés en faveur de la solidarité internationale, cette personne sera la gardienne de notre mission, défenseure de la justice et catalyseure d’impact.  

La directrice exécutive / le directeur exécutif de CJI est nommé(e) par le Provincial des Jésuites du Canada et rend compte au Provincial via le Conseil d’Administration. 

La directrice exécutive / le directeur exécutif est responsable de la réalisation de la mission de CJI, de l’élaboration et de la mise en œuvre du plan stratégique, de la bonne gestion de l’ensemble des activités de l’organisation, ainsi que de l’entretien et du renforcement de son réseau national et international, en étroite collaboration avec le Conseil d’Administration, le personnel et les partenaires. Elle (il) veillera à ce que le travail de CJI réponde non seulement aux besoins urgents, mais contribue également à un changement social prophétique. 

Une description complète du poste est disponible ici .

Qualifications 

Formation et expérience 

  • Diplôme d’études supérieures en sciences sociales, en développement international, en administration publique ou dans un domaine connexe
  • Au moins 10 ans d’expérience à des postes de direction dans les domaines du développement international, de la justice sociale ou dans des domaines connexes
  • Expérience professionnelle dans le secteur à but non lucratif dans les pays du Sud et au Canada
  • Excellente connaissance et compréhension des réalités socio-économiques, politiques et culturelles canadiennes, ainsi que des enjeux actuels en matière de justice sociale et de développement international
  • Compréhension approfondie et engagement envers la doctrine sociale de l’Église et la spiritualité ignatienne, en accord avec la mission prophétique de CJI, et engagement à privilégier autant que possible le discernement et la prise de décision par consensus
  • Expérience avérée en gestion stratégique, en élaboration de programmes et en collecte de fonds
  • Expérience deprofessionnelle acquisedans plusieurs pays et contextes culturels 
  • Excellentecompréhension des tendances en matière de développement international, du paysage des bailleurs de fonds et des enjeux politiques mondiaux 

Compétences et aptitudes 

  • Excellentes compétences en matière de leadership, de communication et de relations interpersonnelles
  • Solides compétences en gestion financière et organisationnelle
  • Capacité à instaurer un climat de confiance et à entretenir des relations efficaces avec un large éventail de parties prenantes
  • Engagement en faveur de l’équité, de l’inclusion et des approches participatives
  • Maîtrise de l’anglais requise ;connaissancedu français et de l’espagnol requise 
  • Maîtrise de la suite Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, Excel)
  • Capacité à voyager au niveau national et international
  • Permis de conduire valide

Pourquoi rejoindre CJI ? 

C’est plus qu’un simple emploi, c’est une vocation. En tant que directrice exécutive / directeur exécutif de CJI, vous aurez l’opportunité et le défi de : 

  • Diriger une organisation dotée defondationssolides et d’une vision audacieuse 
  • Travailler aux côtés de collègues et de partenaires hautement dévoués à travers le monde
  • Façonner l’avenir du développement international sur la base de la dignité, de la justice et de la solidarité
  • Avoir un impact tangible sur la vie des personnes et des communautés au-delà des frontières.

Rémunération et avantages sociaux 

CJI offre un salaire compétitif, avec une fourchette de salaire de départ comparable à celle d’organisations similaires et adaptée à l’expérience ; des augmentations annuelles liées au coût de la vie ; une cotisation de 5 % à un REER ; un ensemble d’avantages sociaux ; trois semaines de congés annuels dès l’embauche (pouvant aller jusqu’à cinq semaines).  

Fourchette de salaire de départ : 95 000 $ – 105 000 $. 

Comment postuler 

Veuillez envoyer votre CV, accompagné d’une lettre de motivation expliquant pourquoi vous souhaitez diriger CJI, à l’adresse [email protected] avant le 7 août 2026. 

Les entretiens auront lieu début septembre 2026. 

Date d’entrée en fonction à négocier.  

CJI s’engage en faveur de la diversité sur son lieu de travail et encourage toutes les candidatures de personnes qualifiées.  

Conformément au Code des droits de la personne de l’Ontario et à la Loi de 2005 sur l’accessibilité pour les personnes handicapées de l’Ontario, des mesures d’adaptation seront mises en place à toutes les étapes du processus de recrutement. Les candidats doivent faire connaître leurs besoins à l’avance. 

Les candidats ayant besoin d’aménagements pendant le processus de candidature doivent contacter CJI au 416-465-1824 ou à l’adresse [email protected] 

Nous remercions tous les candidats de leur intérêt, mais seuls les candidats présélectionnés seront contactés pour un entretien. 

 

 

 

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“The people of Nepal have already suffered from the devastating effects of previous earthquakes and from chronic poverty and instability. I have assured the Jesuit provincial and Fe y Alegria of our support as they respond to this new emergency," said Canadian Jesuits International Executive Director Jenny Cafiso. 

Please join us in helping Nepal now: Click link in bio
Our Jesuit partners in Nepal have launched various relief efforts to help those affected by the devastating flash floods. 

In the first photo sent by the Darjeeling-Nepal Province, Fr. Armit Rai, SJ, of the Nepal Jesuit Society (third from left) leads the delivery of relief goods to victims of the flash floods. 

“The people of Nepal have already suffered from the devastating effects of previous earthquakes and from chronic poverty and instability. I have assured the Jesuit provincial and Fe y Alegria of our support as they respond to this new emergency," said Canadian Jesuits International Executive Director Jenny Cafiso. 

Please join us in helping Nepal now: Click link in bio
Our Jesuit partners in Nepal have launched various relief efforts to help those affected by the devastating flash floods. 

In the first photo sent by the Darjeeling-Nepal Province, Fr. Armit Rai, SJ, of the Nepal Jesuit Society (third from left) leads the delivery of relief goods to victims of the flash floods. 

“The people of Nepal have already suffered from the devastating effects of previous earthquakes and from chronic poverty and instability. I have assured the Jesuit provincial and Fe y Alegria of our support as they respond to this new emergency," said Canadian Jesuits International Executive Director Jenny Cafiso. 

Please join us in helping Nepal now: Click link in bio
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Our Jesuit partners in Nepal have launched various relief efforts to help those affected by the devastating flash floods. In the first photo sent by the Darjeeling-Nepal Province, Fr. Armit Rai, SJ, of the Nepal Jesuit Society (third from left) leads the delivery of relief goods to victims of the flash floods. “The people of Nepal have already suffered from the devastating effects of previous earthquakes and from chronic poverty and instability. I have assured the Jesuit provincial and Fe y Alegria of our support as they respond to this new emergency," said Canadian Jesuits International Executive Director Jenny Cafiso. Please join us in helping Nepal now: Click link in bio
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Last Friday, as our time with our summer interns and volunteers came to an end, we celebrated and expressed our gratitude for their generous contributions of time, talents, and friendship. 

Thank you, Hasina, Kofi and Dominic! 

Everyone had a great time, except Kofi, who was unable to attend due to a prior commitment. 

With thanks to Marcela and Eva for hosting us.
Last Friday, as our time with our summer interns and volunteers came to an end, we celebrated and expressed our gratitude for their generous contributions of time, talents, and friendship. 

Thank you, Hasina, Kofi and Dominic! 

Everyone had a great time, except Kofi, who was unable to attend due to a prior commitment. 

With thanks to Marcela and Eva for hosting us.
Last Friday, as our time with our summer interns and volunteers came to an end, we celebrated and expressed our gratitude for their generous contributions of time, talents, and friendship. 

Thank you, Hasina, Kofi and Dominic! 

Everyone had a great time, except Kofi, who was unable to attend due to a prior commitment. 

With thanks to Marcela and Eva for hosting us.
Last Friday, as our time with our summer interns and volunteers came to an end, we celebrated and expressed our gratitude for their generous contributions of time, talents, and friendship. 

Thank you, Hasina, Kofi and Dominic! 

Everyone had a great time, except Kofi, who was unable to attend due to a prior commitment. 

With thanks to Marcela and Eva for hosting us.
Last Friday, as our time with our summer interns and volunteers came to an end, we celebrated and expressed our gratitude for their generous contributions of time, talents, and friendship. 

Thank you, Hasina, Kofi and Dominic! 

Everyone had a great time, except Kofi, who was unable to attend due to a prior commitment. 

With thanks to Marcela and Eva for hosting us.
Last Friday, as our time with our summer interns and volunteers came to an end, we celebrated and expressed our gratitude for their generous contributions of time, talents, and friendship. 

Thank you, Hasina, Kofi and Dominic! 

Everyone had a great time, except Kofi, who was unable to attend due to a prior commitment. 

With thanks to Marcela and Eva for hosting us.
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According to Fr. Shajumon Chakkalakkal, SJ, Provincial of the Darjeeling-Nepal Province, among those who have been deeply affected by the deluge include teachers and students in Jesuit schools in the area. CJI has partnered with several Jesuit institutions in Nepal since the first Canadian Jesuits went there several decades ago. 

“We are deeply concerned about two of our Jesuits in Tipling, a remote part of Nepal. They are totally cut off. We cannot reach them. Roads and bridges have been washed out,” said Fr. Shajumon in an email to CJI Executive Director Jenny Cafiso. 

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Click link in bio to read the full article and to support relief efforts in Nepal. 

@jesuitsglobal @n_js_i 

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We, at Canadian Jesuits International (CJI), encourage our friends and supporters to join us in praying for those affected by the devastating flash floods that killed more than 360 people on the Nepal-Tibet border on August 26. 

According to Fr. Shajumon Chakkalakkal, SJ, Provincial of the Darjeeling-Nepal Province, among those who have been deeply affected by the deluge include teachers and students in Jesuit schools in the area. CJI has partnered with several Jesuit institutions in Nepal since the first Canadian Jesuits went there several decades ago. 

“We are deeply concerned about two of our Jesuits in Tipling, a remote part of Nepal. They are totally cut off. We cannot reach them. Roads and bridges have been washed out,” said Fr. Shajumon in an email to CJI Executive Director Jenny Cafiso. 

The Jesuits are safe,  but lack food, electricity and internet connectivity, and it is not possible to reach them or for them to leave the area. “Many who had gone to work in the neighbouring district are missing or dead. They tell me all the shops are empty of supplies. If connectivity is not established, many will starve.” 

Click link in bio to read the full article and to support relief efforts in Nepal. 

@jesuitsglobal @n_js_i 

#nepal #jesuits #flashfloods

Main photo by Paolo Nicolello for Unsplash
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We, at Canadian Jesuits International (CJI), encourage our friends and supporters to join us in praying for those affected by the devastating flash floods that killed more than 360 people on the Nepal-Tibet border on August 26. According to Fr. Shajumon Chakkalakkal, SJ, Provincial of the Darjeeling-Nepal Province, among those who have been deeply affected by the deluge include teachers and students in Jesuit schools in the area. CJI has partnered with several Jesuit institutions in Nepal since the first Canadian Jesuits went there several decades ago. “We are deeply concerned about two of our Jesuits in Tipling, a remote part of Nepal. They are totally cut off. We cannot reach them. Roads and bridges have been washed out,” said Fr. Shajumon in an email to CJI Executive Director Jenny Cafiso. The Jesuits are safe, but lack food, electricity and internet connectivity, and it is not possible to reach them or for them to leave the area. “Many who had gone to work in the neighbouring district are missing or dead. They tell me all the shops are empty of supplies. If connectivity is not established, many will starve.” Click link in bio to read the full article and to support relief efforts in Nepal. @jesuitsglobal @n_js_i #nepal #jesuits #flashfloods Main photo by Paolo Nicolello for Unsplash
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