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Thank you for your interest in joining WIN Council. Please complete the form below and upload a resume. Application deadline: May 17, 2024

Selected applications will be contacted for an interview.

If you have any questions, please contact Corrina Massicotte, Greater Niagara Chamber of Commerce WIN Council Staff Liaison at corrina@gncc.ca or 905-684-2361, ext. 225.

Name(Required)
Industry Sector(Required)

Are you available to volunteer approximately 5 to 10 hours each month during regular business hours?(Required)
(ex. leadership, research, entrepreneurship, brand awareness and marketing, etc.)
WIN Council receives many interested applicants during the recruitment process. While not all applicants will become WIN council members, WIN council has several volunteer opportunities and sub-committees that support the delivery of our strategic plan. These may include events, community engagement, etc. If not selected, would you be interested in volunteering as a sub-committee member or at an event regardless of a role on WIN council?(Required)

References

Please provide two volunteer or work related references.

Reference 1

Reference 2

Resume

Accepted file types: doc, docx, pdf, txt, rtf, Max. file size: 128 MB.

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