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We're looking for an experienced, people-focused Chapter Lead, Marcom Campaigns to join our team ... Agency Management: Maintain constructive and collaborative relationships with external agency ...

Salesforce Chapter Lead Our culture lifts you up-there is no ego in the way. Our common purpose? We ... Stakeholder Management: Act as a liaison between Marketing, IT, and Analytics teams. Translate ...

Membership Services Manager

Mississauga, ON · Hybrid

CA$75K - CA$80K/yr

Oversee Chapter Coordinator role ensuring that they maintain a strong relationship with the ... Ability to manage challenging conversations, inquiries, and escalations with professionalism

Maintain the vision and execution strategy of the organization Work with the Executive Team to ensure all parties are managing their responsibilities Lead chapter growth initiatives, both internal ...

£12.21 - £15/hr

Identify areas that can be improved and report to your line manager * Ensure that daily vehicle ... All Traffic Management setups must be compliant with guidance and legislation (Red Book, Chapter 8, ...

Looking to capitalize on the buzz, the chapter is making structural changes in an effort to become ... Represent first year Management Engineering class Assist in the execution of all UWaterloo IISE ...

Manage equipment design, procurement, testing, installation, validation, commissioning, and ... Propel your story of innovation by helping Belden write the next chapter in ours. Shape your future ...

... the next chapter of our sports unit. You will help strengthen how we support hero talent, how we ... Manage the moving pieces behind high-level athlete representation, including partnership ...

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Chapter Manager information

What is a Chapter Manager?

A Chapter Manager is responsible for leading and coordinating a specific group or 'chapter' within a larger organization, such as a professional association, non-profit, or business network. Their duties typically include organizing events, managing membership, facilitating communication among members, and ensuring the chapter meets its goals and aligns with the overall mission of the organization. Chapter Managers often serve as the main point of contact for chapter members and represent the chapter to the broader organization. They may also oversee budgets, recruit new members, and support local initiatives.

How does a Chapter Manager typically support the growth and engagement of chapter members within an organization?

A Chapter Manager plays a key role in fostering member engagement by organizing events, facilitating communication, and ensuring alignment with the overall goals of the parent organization. They often coordinate volunteer efforts, provide resources to members, and gather feedback to improve chapter activities. Collaborating closely with leadership teams and other chapters, they help implement best practices and drive initiatives that encourage active participation and professional development. This role offers opportunities to develop strong leadership and project management skills, which can lead to advancement within the organization.

What is the difference between Chapter Manager vs Event Coordinator?

AspectChapter Manager
Required Credentials
Typically requires leadership experience, organizational skills, and sometimes industry-specific certifications
Work Environment
Leads chapter activities, manages volunteers, and coordinates events within a specific region or organization
Employer & Industry Usage
Commonly found in nonprofit, professional associations, or industry-specific organizations
Comparison Summary

While both roles involve event planning and organizational skills, a Chapter Manager oversees the broader management of a chapter, including leadership and strategic planning, whereas an Event Coordinator focuses primarily on planning and executing specific events. The Chapter Manager typically has more responsibilities related to leadership and long-term chapter development.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a Chapter Manager, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Chapter Manager, you need strong organizational leadership, program management experience, and often a background in nonprofit or association management. Familiarity with CRM systems, event management platforms, and budgeting tools is typically required. Excellent communication, relationship-building, and problem-solving skills help you engage members and coordinate volunteers effectively. These abilities are crucial for ensuring chapter growth, member satisfaction, and the successful execution of events and initiatives.

What jobs make $3,000 a month without a degree?

A Chapter Manager typically earns more than $3,000 a month, especially with experience and leadership skills. Other roles that can pay this amount without a degree include sales representatives, administrative supervisors, and certain skilled trades like HVAC technicians or commercial drivers, which often require certifications or on-the-job training.
What are the most commonly searched types of Chapter jobs in Ontario? The most popular types of Chapter jobs in Ontario are:

Chapter Manager, SRE Development & Reliability

Canadian Tire

Toronto, ON • On-site

CA$131K/yr

Full-time

Retirement

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Canadian Tire Corporation rating

4.8

Company rating: 4.8 out of 10

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Job description

Reporting to the AVP, Supply Chain Technology, SRE Operations, the Chapter Manager, SRE Operations & Support, will be responsible for ensuring Supply Chain systems are operational and monitored.
This role is also an active participant in all aspects of Production Operational Excellence, including technical vision, telemetry and observation decisions, automation strategy, framework development, solution delivery, incident and problem management.
What youu2019ll do:
Collaborate with technology leaders and stakeholders to define the SRE strategy and best practices for ensuring the reliability, scalability, and performance of critical systems and services.
Oversee the incident management and response process within the chapter
Establish and enforce monitoring and alerting best practices (Identifying, configuring and tuning of events, logs, metrics and traces) to proactively identify and resolve potential issues before they impact users.
Collaborate with product teams to define appropriate SLOs and SLIs for their services
Encourage the development and of automation and tooling to streamline SRE processes, including incident response, adoption system provisioning, monitoring and alerting, configuration management and knowledge management.
Analysis for new services (in the production or design stage) to align with industry best practices & CTC monitoring framework.
Track and monitor the performance and progress of SRE-related Initiatives. Maintain dashboard to measure, optimize and report on application service performance and availability.
Ensure it maintains functionality, programmability, & observability
Lead regular operational reviews covering performance trends, anomalies, errors, and other availability events with SREs, product owners, and development teams
Work with chapter members to establish and manage on-call rotations effectively
Manage the Problem Management process.
Review root cause analysis report published as part of Incident and Problem management process and foster a culture of solving issues where they originate from, to avoid redundancy.
Collaborate with admins and L3 developers to prioritize problem root cause analysis and fixes based on incident and error analysis to achieve highly reliable infrastructure, systems, and integrations.
Maintain an inventory of all the applications and services provided by the Platform teams;
Coordinate with Chapters Managers from Platform teams to keep all Supply Chain Service Offerings and CMDB in ServiceNow up to date.
Track and ensure infrastructure and application patches are applied on time;
Manage remediation of security vulnerabilities identified during audit scans in our production environment;
Drive maturity of chapter through promoting and driving the implementing of SRE efficiency improvement and maturity improvement initiatives.
Support delivery leaders in building & maturing the SRE practice
What you bring:
Experience in Incident Management and Problem Management
Experience creating, collecting, tuning & responding to all things monitoring: alerts, events, metrics, tracing & dashboarding
Experience using APM including New Relic
Experience in dashboard development in ServiceNow and PowerBI
Systems engineering basics including networking, DNS, virtualization, containers, & various OS (Linux, AIX, Windows)
Experience presenting to executive stakeholders
Strong technical & analytical skills in troubleshooting and correlating information.
Previous developer or system/application administrator experience
SRE experience creating and designing meaningful SLO/I/A and error budget definitions
Experience with monitoring, logging & telemetry tools like New Relic, Sumologic, Grafana, Splunk, Azure Monitor or similar
Ability to identify toil and remove redundant tasks leveraging scripting and automation
Excellent ability to liaise with business users, IT personnel, and vendors gathering requirements and delivering solutions
Knowledge and experience in the Supply Chain Industry
Understanding of data and ability to link trends with outcomes.
Willingness and ability to work during non-standard hours, including nights, weekends, and holidays, as necessary to support 24/7 operational needs and ensure continuous service delivery.
Familiarity with cloud platforms is an asset.
Experience with Collaboration & Change Management tools: Jira, Confluence, ServiceNow is an asset.
Familiarity with microservices architecture & system integrations is an asset.
Familiarity with DevOps Practices is an asset.
Knowledge of Retail and Supply Chain Business is an asset.
Good understanding of SAFe methodology and application is an asset.
Weu2019re always looking for great talent! In addition to competitive pay, we offer:
Comprehensive benefits and retirement programs
Performance incentives, Continuing Education Programs
Other perks to support your well-being
Career growth opportunities and product discounts
Broadband Salary Range: $79,000 u2013 $131,000.Our typical hiring range is between $79,000 and $110,000. Salary decisions are also dependent on other factors such as your experience, industry benchmarks, internal equity and other role-specific requirements. For critical roles, the compensation offering will be reviewed to ensure alignment with market rate and conditions and the unique value you bring to the role.
This posting represents an existing vacancy within our organization.
We may use artificial intelligence tools as part of our recruitment process to assist in the initial screening of resumes. All hiring decisions, including candidate evaluation, selection, and disposition, are made by human recruiters.
About Us
Canadian Tire Corporation, Limited (u201cCTCu201d) is one of Canadau2019s most admired and trusted companies. With more than 90 Owned Brands, over 1,600 retail locations, financial services, exemplary e-commerce capabilities, and exciting market-leading merchandising strategies. We dream big and work as one to innovate with purpose for our customers at every level of our business, investing in new technologies and products, and doubling down on top talent to drive the company forward. We offer competitive salaries and wages to CTC employees, as well as store discounts, supported learning through our Triangle Learning Academy, Canadian Tire Profit Sharing, and retirement and savings programs for eligible employees. As part of our enhanced flex benefits program, we offer mental health benefits in the amount of $5,000 per year for benefits-eligible employees and their families, including total well-being, and mental health tools and resources for all employees. Join us in helping to make life in Canada better through living and working our Core Values: we are innovators and entrepreneurs at our core, outcomes drive us, inclusion is a must, we are stronger together and we take personal responsibility. It is an especially exciting time to join CTC and its family of companies where career opportunities are wide-ranging! Join us, where there''s a place for you here.
Our Commitment to Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging
We are committed to fostering an environment where belonging thrives, and diversity, inclusion and equity are infused into everything we do. We believe in building an organizational culture where people are consistently treated with dignity while respecting individual religion, nationality, gender, race, age, perceived ability, spoken language, sexual orientation, and identification. We are united in our purpose of being here to help make life in Canada better.
Accommodations
We stand firm in our Core Value that inclusion is a must. We welcome and encourage candidates from equity-seeking groups such as people who identify as racialized, Indigenous, 2SLGBTQIA+, women, people with disabilities, and beyond. Should you require any accommodation in applying for this role, or throughout the interview process, please make them known when contacted and we will work with you to help meet your needs.