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Canadian Bureau for
International Education
Executive Director

Founded in 1966, the Canadian Bureau for International Educa-
tion is a national, non-profit association of educational institu-
tions and individuals working together to promote international
development and intercultural understanding. The Bureau con-
ducts research projects, organizes conferences, administers educa-
tion and training programs, and issues publications.

The Executive Director’s primary role will be to plan, organize and
implement the work of the Bureau, in conformity with the strategic
directions determined by the Board of Directors. With the
assistance of a thirty-person staff, the incumbent will ensure that
effective communications are maintained with member organiza-
tions and government agencies, and will represent the Bureau to
the public, other agencies and funding bodies, both nationally and
internationally.

This leadership role will appeal to bilingual, well-educated, and
accomplished managers with several years of senior administrative
experience, either in the post-secondary educational setting or as
association executives with an education-related agency. Candi-
dates will have demonstrated a commitment to international
education and sensitivity to complex international issues, and also
possess a thorough knowledge of the structure of Canadian
post-secondary education.

This position is located in Ottawa.

Please submit your curriculum vitae, before March 25th, 1988, to
Louise Sidky, Peat Marwick Consulting Group, 1155 Dorchester
Blvd. West, Montreal, Quebec, H3B 259, (514) 879-3227.

 

KPMG Peat Marwick

Member: Canadian Association of Management Consultants