JOB TITLE:

Tribal Administrator

DEPARTMENT:

Administration/Leadership

SUPERVISOR:

Executive Committee

SALARY:

Experience based

JOB SUMMARY:

Tribal Administrator: Position Overview-The Tribal Administrator plays a key role in helping the Tribe turn its vision and priorities into meaningful action. This leader will work closely with the Executive Committee, tribal departments, and organizational leaders to strengthen strategic planning, improve systems and processes, and support effective implementation of the Tribe’s highest-priority initiatives. Key areas of focus include coordinating strategic plans and budgets, supporting staff and Board development and training, strengthening communication and collaboration across tribal departments and entities, and advancing the priorities established by the Executive Committee .The ideal candidate brings strong strategic thinking, systems planning, implementation, and leadership experience, along with the ability to navigate complex governmental, intergovernmental, and regulatory environments. An understanding of tribal government, sovereignty, protocols, and the unique responsibilities of serving a Tribal Nation will be especially valuable. This is an opportunity for a collaborative, forward-thinking leader who can bring people together, build organizational capacity, and help create sustainable systems that support the Tribe’s goals, serve its people, and strengthen opportunities for future generations.

JOB RESPONSIBILITIES:

  • Operational Leadership & Coordination
  • Strategic Planning & Execution
  • Financial Oversight & Compliance
  • Program & Business Oversight
  • Human Resources Coordination
  • Communication & Reporting
  • Administrative & Operational Support

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:

  • Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration, Public Administration, or related field OR equivalent experience
  • 5-10+ years of leadership experience in administration, operations, or government

PREFERRED REQUIREMENTS:

  • Master’s Degree in related field
  • Experience working within tribal government or similar structure