Business Aftercare Coordinator
NADF
100 Little Lake rdFort William First Nation, OntarioP7J0L2
Established in 1987, NADF is a results-oriented Indigenous organization delivering programs and services that support and empower Indigenous peoples and First Nation communities in Northern Ontario to pursue business and community economic development opportunities.
The Small Business Policy Writer is responsible for guiding and mentoring entrepreneurs in developing effective and comprehensive policies for their businesses. Will work closely with NADF’s small business owners and First Nation businesses located in NADF’s service area to help them develop policies and procedures that ensure their businesses run smoothly, comply with applicable regulations, and maintain operational efficiency.
The Small Business Policy Writer will have expertise in business operations, policy development, and mentoring, with a passion for helping entrepreneurs build strong, sustainable businesses.
You are a dedicated team player, have the highest integrity and ability to maintain confidentiality; you are a superior communicator with strong written and verbal skills; you are proactive, organized, and energetic.
Full Time
Business Manager - Non-profit organization
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$58,320 $82,682
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4/30/2026
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Key Responsibilities:
1. Post-Lending Client Support:
The Business Aftercare Coordinator provides ongoing support to NADF clients after loan issuance, ensuring financial health and operational efficiency, with Client Engagement & Monitoring, Training & Mentorship, and Feedback and Reporting.
2. Enhancing Developmental Lending Capacity. The Business Aftercare Coordinator supports NADF’s strategic growth by integrating technology and improving service delivery.
3. Storytelling & Relationship Building:
Educate clients on the importance of having clear policies and procedures in place. Teach them how to communicate and enforce these policies with their team effectively.
4. Continuous Support:
Offer ongoing support, reviewing and revising policies, and helping NADF clients navigate changes in regulations or operational needs.
Qualifications and Experience Required
a) Required: Diploma or degree in Accounting, Finance, Business Administration, or a related field.
b) Preferred: A master’s degree in accounting, Finance, or Business Administration, with demonstrated experience in bookkeeping or accounting.
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c) Experience: Minimum of 3–5 years of experience in business policy development, operations management, or compliance. Experience in mentoring, coaching, or teaching entrepreneurs or small business owners is preferred. In-depth knowledge of Ontario business regulations and compliance requirements, particularly related to small businesses and entrepreneurship.
Apply To: To be considered for this challenging and rewarding position, please forward a detailed resume in confidence, along with a cover letter and three (3) current work-related references to recruitment@nadf.org For a full job description, visit - www.nadf.org/careers
