engage the community
The Edmonton RIN relies on strong leadership to drive change and achieve its mission and we are currently seeking volunteers for the Steering Committee and its Sub-Committees. We ask that people interested in volunteering complete the form at link below.
What are the expectations of an Edmonton RIN volunteer?
The community should view the Steering Committee as competent, skilled, and capable of effectively governing the organisation. Additionally, the Steering Committee and its Sub-Committees should have a diverse range of members with the necessary skills and expertise to fulfill their governance responsibilities and reflect the community they serve, ensuring the trust and confidence of all stakeholders.
What are the terms of a volunteer?
Steering Committee Members serve up to three, two-year terms for a maximum of six years.
Sub-Committee Members serve two-year terms and no more than two terms.
Do volunteers require specific skills and expertise?
No, volunteers do not require specific skills or expertise. However, having some knowledge or experience in technology and innovation may be beneficial. A skills matrix can be found here.
Are there any other requirements?
Volunteers must be members of the ERIN. However, if you want to volunteer and are not a member then navigate to “member” and submit your application.
What are the expectations of ERIN members?
To fulfill their duties, it is essential for Members to possess certain competencies and qualities. These include:
an understanding of governance, including the difference between governance and management and the roles and responsibilities of the Steering Committee and individual members.
personal and professional integrity, wisdom, and judgment are also crucial, along with a commitment to ethical standards and behavior.
effective teamwork and communication with other Members and the Manager, ERIN.
the ability to think critically and ask strategic questions.
We hope this information has motivated you to submit your application.