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05.09.08 - Chief Technical
Officer
Application Deadline: June 12th, 2008
The CCA is searching for a technical leader who possesses
vision, energy, ingenuity and the desire to succeed
on the international sporting stage. The Canadian Cycling
Association (CCA) is the recognized authority by the
UCI (Union Cycliste International) on all aspects of
cycling in Canada, including BMX, Cyclocross, Mountain
Bike, Para-Cycling, Road and Track.
Job Description:
The Chief Technical Officer/High Performance Director
(CTO/HPD) is responsible for the technical direction
and leadership of cycling in Canada, including the development,
implementation and monitoring of all technical aspects
of sport development, in collaboration with the Chief
Executive Officer (CEO).
The CTO/HPD is expected to:
- Lead, implement, monitor and evaluate the sport
performance side of the strategic long term plan
- Establish and evaluate performance measures and
targets for high-performance programming
- Advise on development programs as part of cycling’s
Long Term Athlete Development model, national training
and development centres, coaching education programs,
and technical officials
- In collaboration with the CEO, develop funding
submissions and ensure the effective financial management
of the association
- Oversee CCA coaching and technical staff
- Represent Canadian Cycling on domestic and international
technical issues as required.
The ideal candidate will have extensive experience
in and knowledge of the five Olympic and Paralympic
sports under the jurisdiction of CCA (BMX, Mountain
Bike, Para-Cycling, Road and Track) at the domestic
and international levels. The ability to evaluate, plan
and oversee cycling development systems and international
strategies is essential. Demonstrated success as an
executive manager with excellent management, administrative,
and financial skills are other key attributes. Knowledge
of the amateur sporting system of Canada is preferred.
Strong consultative, facilitation and decision-making
skills are required. The ability to communicate in both
official languages is a key asset.
The CTO/HPD will work from the association’s
national office in Ottawa. Employment start date is
negotiable. Salary for this position will commensurate
with experience. All applications will be confidential.
Applications with salary expectations should be sent
by June 12th, 2008 to:
Canadian Cycling Association
203-2197 Riverside Drive, Ottawa, ON K1H 7X3
Attention: CTO Search Committee
We thank all those who apply. Only those selected for
further consideration will be contacted. The Canadian
Cycling Association promotes Employment Equity. This
position is financially supported by Sport Canada and
Podium Canada.
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