The CAO is responsible for ensuring that the KCFN Government is an effective, efficient organization that delivers high quality programs and services to its Members. The CAO reports directly to the Legislative Chief and Executive. The mandate of this position is to provide sound management and oversight of the KCFN Government Administration.

Operations is responsible for the day to day logistics involved in managing/organizing both the offices in Houpsitas and Campbell River.

Supporting all KCFN departments, staff, and logistics as requested or required.

Assistant of Operations is responsible for the day to day logistics involved in managing/organizing both the offices in Houpsitas and Campbell River.

Supporting all KCFN departments, staff, and logistics as requested or required.

Supports the Houpsitas Elementary Secondary School, Houpsitas PreSchool and Kindergarten, HeadStart Program, Education and Post Secondary, Education Support Worker, Culture and Language Program.

Harvesting rights, Environmental protection, Land use planning and lot development, Specific Claims, Consultation with BC and Canada on land/resource based issues, BC Parks and Forest Companies, habitat restoration, and mapping.

Community Service supports KCFN members with a variety of services including, medical travel, Social Assistance program, Family Services, Muscim Services, counselors, Dr., Nurses and Warrior Program.

Oversees KCFN’s human resources (HR) strategy and operations. The role involves aligning HR practices with the overall business goals and ensuring the effective management of talent within the KCFN government.

Supports the operational activities related to the public safety and wellbeing of all Houpsitas, Walters Island residence and surrounding areas, in addition to developing the strategic direction of the programs. He also oversees the First Responders, Coast Guard Auxiliary and the Emergency Management Services Coordinator.

Oversees/manages a variety of public works operations (including, but not
limited to) water supply, wastewater treatment, stormwater management, street/road maintenance, snow removal, power, recycling, garbage, & an assortment of infrastructure/construction projects.

Collaborates with consultants/contractors, officials, and engineers to ensure the implementation of safe, effective, & efficient public works programs & delivery of services.

Monique manages the Buy Back Fishery, Fish distributions, Harvest authorizations, Fish transportation authorizations, and fisheries management within the territories.

Medical travel arrangements.

Supporting families with USMA/Ministry/Court involvement through advocacy for KCFN members.

Eleanor is responsible for KCFN culture and language, and supports events.

Supports the coordination of emergency preparedness and response for all Houpsitas, Walters Island residence and surrounding areas. She coordinates training and support for First Responders, Coast Guard Auxiliary and preparation activities to respond to Natural Disasters.

Supporting families and individuals when applying for SA and KCFN member and disability hardship applications.

Supporting families and individuals when applying for SA and KCFN member and disability hardship applications.

Supports K-12 students, Post Secondary and KCFN staff.

Manages the Stewardship team in maintaining and the protection of natural resources of KCFN Lands.

In charge of KCFN Membership, applications and status cards. Supports events, and works with the Youth Workers and Elder Worker. Processes funeral grants.

Diane works with KCFN food fisheries and Lands and Resources

Supports the development of various programs and projects across departments. Network with other Nations, governments and organizations to further develop and create opportunities for KCFN.

Supporting Families with USMA/Ministry/Court involvement through advocacy for KCFN members.

Oversees/manages a variety of public works operations and logistics needed to maintain the efficiency of public works programs and services.