City Looks to Hire Recruitment firm to Find New Boss For CN Centre
By 250 News
Friday, November 14, 2008 04:00 AM
Prince George, B.C.- An external search will soon be launched for a new General Manager for the CN Centre.
The spot has been vacant since October 30th of 2006 when Diane Rogers, the CN Centre and Community Arenas Manager; and Phil Beaulieu the Manager of CN Centre, parted ways with the city.
Their departure happened just days after a mushy ice incident at the CN Centre which caused the Cougars game against the Everett Silvertips to be stopped and put over for 4 months.
The Director of Community Services (Tom Madden ) has been filling the gap on an interim basis in addition to is regular duties.
City launched its own internal search for a Manager but failed to come up with the right candidate.
The City has now issued a call for proposals for Executive Recruitment Services.
In the background information, the request describes the position of General Manager of the CN Centre as “a high-profile role and is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of the City’s premier multi-use event facility. There is considerable emphasis on managing our relationship with the Prince George Cougars, negotiating contracts with vendors and promoters, and providing leadership to the CN Centre team.
The salary range for the position is $77,902 - $91,713 per year.
Executive recruiting firms have until December 9th to submit their proposals. The contract is expected to be awarded in mid December and the search for a new CN manager is expected to get underway in early January.
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