DUTIES
A. Management and administration:
-Lead the CFRC Radio management team and oversee hiring, training, supervision, performance review and termination of part-time and contract staff.
-Act as an ex-officio member of the RQU board of directors and its standing committees for Finance and Fundraising, Policy, and Human Resources, as well as the volunteer Radio Club, -Ensure that CFRC Radio and its board, staff and volunteers operate in accordance with its mission and mandate, and all relevant laws, policies and procedures.
-Ensure that CFRC Radio staff, members, volunteers and programmers work in a cooperative and productive environment, with access to current training resources and opportunities.
-Coordinate, with professionals as needed, maintenance and upgrades of CFRC’s equipment and digital platforms.
B. Business development:
-Financial and human resources administration including banking, records of transactions, monitoring of cashflow, payroll and benefits, and reporting on goals and variances with the RQU board and its Finance and Fundraising committee.
-Work with the RQU board of directors and CFRC Radio management to develop, implement and report on budgets and cashflow projections, as well as marketing, operational and strategic plans. -Coordinate CFRC Radio's fundraising activities, including an annual funding drive.
-Oversee development and administration of grants and other endowments and funds for CFRC. -Oversee preparation of monthly and year-end financial statements by CFRC’s bookkeeper.
C. Communication and Outreach:
-Report on activities to the board of directors monthly and at the RQU Annual General Meeting. -Act as a representative and ambassador for CFRC radio within Queen's University and Kingston communities, and the campus-community radio sector
-Facilitate appropriate outreach, publicity and promotional activities, opportunities and initiatives, including use of the station's website and social media accounts and an ongoing, positive relationship with station and University alumni.

QUALIFICATIONS
-University degree or college diploma in a relevant discipline such as business administration, communications, broadcasting or journalism.
-At least 3 years of experience with non-profit leadership and governance in a volunteer-based organization
-Demonstrated ability to create and adhere to operational and project budgets
-Fundraising and grant-writing experience
-Excellent oral and written communication skills, personal organization and attention to detail -Ability to facilitate decision-making and relationship-building with diverse stakeholders, conflict resolution, teamwork and public presentations
-Awareness of campus-community radio station operations and regulations
-Assets for this position include:
-Experience with campus/community radio
-Experience with Queen's University
-Experience with digital audio recording and editing
-Experience with OSX networking, Quickbooks, ADP Pay At Work and/or Nationbuilder.