Summary
Overview
Work History
Education
Skills
Consultant Work
Languages
Timeline
Generic
Pamela Paul

Pamela Paul

Fredericton,Canada

Summary

Detail-oriented individual with exceptional communication and project management skills. Demonstrated ability to handle multiple tasks effectively and efficiently in fast-paced environments. Known for proactive problem-solving and optimizing processes to support team objectives.

Overview

30
30
years of professional experience

Work History

Family Information Liaison Officer

GNB
01.2020 - Current
  • Maintained an open line of communication with communities ensuring satisfaction and addressing any concerns promptly.
  • Developed strong working relationships with external partners, strengthening collaboration on joint initiatives.
  • Established effective communication channels by collaborating with various departments,
  • Served as a key point of contact for MMIWG families during times of stress
  • Organizing workshops and presentations on MMIWG and Domestic Violence to Indigenous communities in NB.

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Chiefs of Ontario
01.2014 - 05.2016
  • Company Overview: Indigenous Advocacy
  • Worked closely with organizational leadership and board of directors to guide operational strategy.
  • Oversaw financial management, ensuring fiscal responsibility and long-term sustainability for the organization.
  • Guided staff through periods of organizational change, maintaining morale and engagement during transitions.
  • Managed a diverse team of professionals, fostering a collaborative work environment for increased productivity.

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Ontario First Nations Economic Developers Association
07.2009 - 05.2010
  • Company Overview: Indigenous Advocacy for Economic Development Officers in Ontario, Six Nations of the Grand River
  • Developed strategic partnerships with key stakeholders to expand the organization''s reach and influence.
  • Advocated for organization and company mission to raise awareness and support.
  • Advocated for policy changes at both local and national levels to further support the organization''s goals and objectives.
  • Oversaw financial management, ensuring fiscal responsibility and long-term sustainability for the organization.

PROJECT MANAGER

Grand River Employment and Training
01.2008 - 06.2009
  • Company Overview: Training and Teaching organization at Six Nations of the Grand River
  • Developed comprehensive project plans with clear timelines, milestones, and budget requirements, ensuring timely delivery of high-quality results.
  • Prepared detailed reports on project status for stakeholders, ensuring transparency and alignment with objectives.
  • Monitored progress against established goals, adjusting schedules and resources as needed to keep projects on track.
  • Proved successful working within tight deadlines and a fast-paced environment.

SENIOR RESEARCHER

Delsys Research
10.2006 - 02.2006
  • Company Overview; Research and Data Analysis Firm (short term contract)
  • Developed comprehensive reports, presenting key findings to stakeholders and informing critical business decisions.
  • Research contract to undertake research in Indigenous Economic Development and Metis health as well as populate the websites created


NATIONAL COORDINATOR

Aboriginal Capacity and Development Research Environments (ACADRE)
09.2005 - 02.2006
  • Oversaw daily operations, ensuring smooth functioning across all departments within the organization.
  • Facilitated stakeholder meetings to discuss progress updates, address concerns, and establish shared goals moving forward.
  • Monitored progress towards organizational goals, adjusting strategies as needed to ensure continued success.
  • Entered data, generated reports, and produced tracking documents.

PRESIDENT AND CEO

National Aboriginal Women's Association
10.2001 - 03.2005
  • Hired and managed employees to maximize productivity while training staff on best practices and protocols.
  • Prepared annual budget forecasts and monitored performance to meet organizational objectives.
  • Cultivated strong relationships with external partners to foster collaboration and maximize resources.
  • Managed partnerships and strategic business relationships by negotiating contract terms and handling conflicts.

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Alliance Tribal Council
07.1995 - 10.1997
  • Company Overview: Tribal Council serving 14 First Nation communities
  • Worked closely with organizational leadership and board of directors to guide operational strategy.
  • Oversaw financial management, ensuring fiscal responsibility and long-term sustainability for the organization.
  • Forge strong relationships with board members, providing regular updates on organizational progress and soliciting their expertise when needed.
  • Monitored compliance with laws and regulations to protect organization from legal liabilities and penalties.
  • Managed a diverse team of professionals, fostering a collaborative work environment for increased productivity.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, Honours - Anthropology

University of NB
05.1988

MASTER OF ARTS - ANTHROPOLOGY

UNIVERSITY OF NB
10.1990

Skills

  • Systematic Task Coordination
  • Coordinated Operational Management
  • Project Management Proficiency
  • Effective Research Abilities
  • Effective Proposal Writing
  • Delivering Strategic Guidance
  • Strategic Policy Planning
  • Policy analysis
  • Team Leadership
  • Presentation skills
  • Public Speaking Proficiency
  • Financial monitoring
  • Financial Data Analysis
  • Budget Development
  • Negotiation skills

Consultant Work

  • Malahawk Community Development, Assisted in the design of a housing authority and policies for the Metepenagiag First Nation, 04/05 - 09/05
  • Research Design, Methodology Design, Literature Review and Data Gathering, Aboriginal Youth: School Choices vs. Employment Chances, Atlantic Region, Contract with Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, 05/00 - 08/00
  • Research Design and Methodology Development, Aboriginal Policing Evaluation and Review; prepared for Six Dion, 04/00 - 09/00
  • Research Paper, The Politics of Legislated Identity. Prepared for the Atlantic Policy Congress of First Nation Chiefs, 05/99 - 09/99
  • Model Development, Developed a Management and Fiscal Accountability Plan (MAP) for use by First Nations in deficit situations, 09/98 - 10/98
  • Policy Development, Developed environmental land management frameworks for 8 member communities of the Alliance Tribal Council in BC, 11/97 - 02/98
  • Curriculum Development, Six Nations Birthing Centre, 03/98 - 04/98
  • Research Paper, Understanding the Barriers to Creating a Successful Aboriginal Employment Strategy, 12/92 - 02/93

Languages

English
Full Professional

Timeline

Family Information Liaison Officer

GNB
01.2020 - Current

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Chiefs of Ontario
01.2014 - 05.2016

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Ontario First Nations Economic Developers Association
07.2009 - 05.2010

PROJECT MANAGER

Grand River Employment and Training
01.2008 - 06.2009

SENIOR RESEARCHER

Delsys Research
10.2006 - 02.2006

NATIONAL COORDINATOR

Aboriginal Capacity and Development Research Environments (ACADRE)
09.2005 - 02.2006

PRESIDENT AND CEO

National Aboriginal Women's Association
10.2001 - 03.2005

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Alliance Tribal Council
07.1995 - 10.1997

MASTER OF ARTS - ANTHROPOLOGY

UNIVERSITY OF NB

Bachelor of Arts, Honours - Anthropology

University of NB
Pamela Paul