Seeking BCREA Appointee to the Real Estate Foundation of BC
The BC Real Estate Association (BCREA) Board of Directors is seeking an appointee for the Real Estate Foundation of BC’s Board of Governors. This appointment term would commence April 1, 2022.
About the Real Estate Foundation of BC
In August 1985 the British Columbia real estate industry, in cooperation with the BC Ministry of Consumer and Corporate Affairs, established the Real Estate Foundation as a non-profit corporation under the Real Estate Act. On January 1, 2005, the Real Estate Services Act and the Real Estate Development Marketing Act replaced the Real Estate Act. The Foundation continued under the Real Estate Services Act.
The purpose of the Foundation is to undertake and carry out real estate public and professional education, real estate law reform, real estate research and other projects intended for the public or professional good in relation to real estate activities and to undertake and carry out projects and activities that the Minister designates as being in the public interest.
Call for Letters of Interest
Responsibilities include:
- Governing in public interest;
- participating in Board affairs;
- understand the organization’s mandate;
- participate in the development, review, and approve the strategic plan;
- select, appoint, compensate, evaluate, and terminate the Chief Executive Officer;
- review financial and corporate issues; and
- review and consider staff grant recommendations.
The Board operates within the broad policy direction prescribed by section 93 (1) of the Real Estate Services Act.
If you are somebody who has the following attributes and competencies, we would love to hear from you:
- strong real estate experience;
- governance experience;
- a commitment to advancing equity, diversity, and inclusion; and
- a commitment to learning and strengthening relationships with Indigenous Peoples and governing entities.
For the full list of desired personal attributes & competencies, please click here.
While previous experience as a governor is not required, it is important that Governors understand the roles and responsibilities of a member of a not-for-profit governing board and have the necessary experience and demonstrated skills to enable them to contribute to board planning, decision-making and oversight.
Time and Term Commitment
The amount of time a Governor spends on Foundation business varies from month to month, and from person to person. A Governor can expect to spend a minimum of eight in-person days on Foundation business throughout the year. This does not include committee, meeting preparation or travel time.
In addition, Governors are requested—individually or as a Board—to attend special events from time to time.
Each member is appointed for a one to three-year term and may serve up to six years in a row.
How to Apply
For the full Governor role description, click here.
If you have questions about the vacancy or wish to apply, please submit a letter of interest and current resume to the attention of the BCREA Nominating Committee at [email protected] by February 11, 2022.
The BCREA Nominating Committee thanks all applicants; however only those selected as potential candidates will be contacted.
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