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Complete only if you are not a resident of Coquitlam. Note that you will be required to provide evidence of the following if considered for appointment.
The Library Board is seeking candidates with skills and expertise in the following areas: governance and strategy, finance and administration, communications and outreach, Library-related sectors, technology and innovation, and legal and compliance. Please provide information about your experience in the sections below.
Policy, Board experience, strategic development, risk management, etc.
Example: Coquitlam Example Society, President, 2022-2024
Finance/accounting, human resources, project/change management, etc.
Communications/ public relations, marketing, advocacy, fundraising, etc.
Community/ non-profit organizations, libraries, training/ education, etc.
Please check all applicable boxes.
The City has the authority to collect, use and disclose your information for the purpose of the City’s statutory bodies application process in accordance with Section 26(c) of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act.
Your personal information will be disclosed to a third-party service provider (i.e. website host CivicPlus) located in Canada for the purpose of processing your request.
Your personal information will be disclosed to Library staff and Board members for the purposes of reviewing applications and selecting candidates for interviews
Please also note that should you be appointed as a member of the Library Board, your name will be published on the Library website. For questions or concerns about the collection of your personal information, please contact the Legislative Services Manager, by email.
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