The leaders and the voice of Canada’s legal profession // Les leaders et la voix de la profession juridique canadienne
Ottawa, Ontario
The Canadian Bar Association champions Canada’s legal profession and the rule of law in Canada. We are the largest association for legal professionals in the country, representing over 40,000 lawyers, judges, notaries, academics and law students. L’Association du Barreau canadien (ABC) défend les intérêts de la profession juridique et la primauté du droit au Canada. Nous sommes la plus importante association de professionnels du droit au pays, représentant plus de 40 000 juristes, juges, notaires, universitaires et étudiants et étudiantes.
On-site · Ottawa
The Membership Data Projects Analyst will perform high-volume data entry, cleansing, and database management tasks to support specific membership services projects. The role also involves generating data quality reports, documenting methodologies, and providing administrative support to service representatives.
On-site · Ottawa
The incumbent will perform data analysis and research related to legal membership services while providing administrative support to the team. Responsibilities include managing member profiles, compiling reports, and monitoring office communications.
On-site · Ottawa
The Liaison Officer supports CBA Sections and Executive Committees by planning and executing projects, programs, and initiatives. Responsibilities include coordinating professional development offerings, managing documentation, and liaising with volunteers and external organizations.
On-site · Ottawa
The Liaison Officer advises and supports assigned CBA Sections by managing their day-to-day operations, projects, and professional development initiatives. They also act as a primary point of contact for volunteers, committees, and external organizations while overseeing budgeting and reporting tasks.
On-site · Ottawa
The role involves identifying and managing communication and marketing needs for internal branches and coordinating content for membership communications. Key tasks include updating websites, managing social media, and sending member emails.
On-site · Ottawa
The Branch Liaison coordinates communication and marketing needs for internal branches by liaising with local and national teams. They are responsible for managing project deliverables, updating websites, and creating content for social media and email campaigns.
