Ottawa, Ontario, Canada · Hybrid
$77k–$82k/yr
Vision The Indigenous Prosperity Foundation is a national charitable organization dedicated to supporting underserved Indigenous women, youth, and early-stage entrepreneurs in starting and growing successful businesses. …
Skills: Program Evaluation, Quantitative Analysis, Qualitative Analysis, Impact Reporting, KPI Development
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The officer is responsible for implementing program evaluation frameworks and tracking KPIs to measure the impact of Indigenous prosperity initiatives. They will translate data into meaningful insights and collaborate with communications teams to share impact stories with the public.
Requires a post-secondary degree and at least two years of experience in program evaluation or impact reporting. Preference is given to candidates with experience working with Indigenous communities and demonstrated cultural competency.
Vision
The Indigenous Prosperity Foundation is a national charitable organization dedicated to supporting underserved Indigenous women, youth, and early-stage entrepreneurs in starting and growing successful businesses. We bring together donors, funders, and granting organizations to partner with Indigenous Financial Institutions and ecosystem partners across Canada. Our mission is to create a thriving and inclusive Indigenous economy, grounded in Indigenous values, where every Indigenous person has the support and resources to fulfill their potential and lift others.
Why IPF?
We provide an attractive compensation package with outstanding benefits, which include:
Position Summary
The Impact and Evaluation Officer supports the effective measurement, learning, and continuous improvement of IPF’s programs and services, including Launchpad, Money Smarts, Digital Access, Incubator Hubs, Mentorship, and related granting initiatives. This role is responsible for coordinating program-level data collection, reporting, and evaluation activities to ensure programs are responsive, culturally grounded, and aligned with community needs. The Impact and Evaluation Officer will translate program outcomes into meaningful insights, support community engagement processes, and collaborate with the Communications team to share impact stories and key messages with the public.
The position plays a critical role in ensuring programs remain accountable to participants, funders, and Indigenous communities while informing current and future program development.
Key Responsibilities
Program Impact Measurement and Tracking
Reporting and Results
Community Engagement and Feedback
Continuous Improvement and Program Development
Coordination with Communications
Qualifications
Education
Experience
Abilities, Skills & Knowledge
Primary Location: Ottawa, Ontario. IPF operates on a hybrid work model. Remote work arrangements may be considered based on organizational needs and role responsibilities.
Persons of Indigenous ancestry will be given preference (OHRC, section 24 (1)).
The Indigenous Prosperity Foundation (IPF) is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to providing employment accommodation in accordance with the Ontario Human Rights Code and the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act. If contacted for an employment opportunity or interviewing, please advise if you require accommodation.
Empowering and supporting the success of Indigenous entrepreneurs
The Indigenous Prosperity Foundation (IPF) is a charitable organization established by the National Aboriginal Capital Corporations Association (NACCA) and Indigenous Financial Institutions across Canada. IPF's mission centres on fostering success and empowerment among underserved Indigenous women, youth, and early-stage entrepreneurs across Canada by providing training, mentorship, access to technology, internet and seed grants to ensure accessibility and equity while building capacity within the Indigenous economic development ecosystem. Learn more and get involved at indigenousfoundation.ca.
Empowering and supporting the success of Indigenous entrepreneurs
The Indigenous Prosperity Foundation (IPF) is a charitable organization established by the National Aboriginal Capital Corporations Association (NACCA) and Indigenous Financial Institutions across Canada. IPF's mission centres on fostering success and empowerment among underserved Indigenous women, youth, and early-stage entrepreneurs across Canada by providing training, mentorship, access to technology, internet and seed grants to ensure accessibility and equity while building capacity within the Indigenous economic development ecosystem. Learn more and get involved at indigenousfoundation.ca.
