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Manager, Parks Business Agreements & Performance
Government of AlbertaEdmonton, AlbertaProject Engineer
Willowglen SystemsEdmonton, AB, CABusiness Performance Specialist
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Atomic HREdmonton, Alberta, .CAStructural Engineer
AECOMEdmonton, Alberta, CanadaBridge Engineer
StantecEdmonton, ABPerformance Coach (Personal Trainer)
Movati AthleticEdmonton, AB TWH, CANPerformance Monitoring & Optimization Specialist
Co-operatorsEdmonton, AB, CAProject Engineer
WorleyEdmonton, AB, CANMining Performance Engineer
FinningEdmonton, AB, CAElectrical Engineer
Spark PowerEdmonton, Alberta, CanadaBridge Engineer
Egis GroupEdmonton, Alberta, CanadaCivil Engineer
Randstad CanadaEdmonton, Alberta, CASkilled Engineer
Arriva London North LimitedEdmonton GarageElectrical Engineer Lead
ThermonEdmonton, AB, CANTelecom Engineer
CIMA+Edmonton, Alberta, CanadaIntegration Engineer/Scientist
Teledyne Digital Imaging, Inc.AB,Edmonton,CanadaInstrumentation & Control Engineer
TWD Technologies Ltd.Edmonton, AB, CASenior Rail Engineer
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Manager, Parks Business Agreements & Performance
Government of AlbertaEdmonton, Alberta- Full-time
Role Responsibilities
The Manager, Business Agreements and Performance is responsible for leading divisional business services that support the effective operation of Alberta’s provincial parks system. This role provides leadership and oversight for business agreements, procurement frameworks, performance measurement, information management, and data analytics that are critical to divisional operations and service delivery.
Reporting to the Director of Business Services and Intelligence, the Manager leads a multidisciplinary team and works closely with regional and branch leadership to ensure consistent, compliant, and effective procurement and contract management practices. The position provides strategic advice and executive‑level briefings, develops tools and processes to support revenue contracts, and ensures strong governance and accountability across business agreements. This role operates with a high degree of autonomy.
The role also provides divisional leadership for information management and performance reporting, including the development and oversight of systems, dashboards, and analytics that inform decision‑making, operational planning, and continuous improvement.
The provincial parks system supports a variety of purposes and multiple uses, including conseration, recreation, economic development and tourism. This role supports those goals with some of the key responsibilities outlined below.
Key responsibilities include:
- Divisional leadership for business agreements. Leadership in the maturation of system and process tools for Parks Division third party relationships
- Leading procurement, Request for Proposal (RFP) processes, and management of revenue contracts with third-party partners
- Responsible for developing divisional data analytics, performance measurement, dashboards, and reporting related to visitation and visitor satisfaction
- Ensuring effective information and records management, including oversight of digital systems that the team is responsible for, such as the divisional intranet site Base Camp, as well as data governance
- Developing and managing team budgets
- Developing workplans, workplan reporting and program improvements
- Building strong relationships with internal and external partners and providing advice and recommendations to branch leadership teams
This position operates with a high degree of autonomy and plays a critical role in supporting revenue contracts, evidence-based decision making, and continuous improvement across Alberta Parks.