As Commissioner, you will be at the helm of a high-profile agency tasked with overseeing the sustainable and responsible development of the Cook Islands' seabed minerals sector. Reporting directly to the Minister for Seabed Minerals, you will lead a dynamic team, shaping the future of an industry that balances economic growth, environmental stewardship, and cultural integrity.

This role requires a strategist, a diplomat, and a problem-solver who thrives on complexity. Your work will span policy development, stakeholder engagement, environmental sustainability, and community relations — all while ensuring the Cook Islands maintains its leadership on the global stage of seabed minerals governance.

Requirements:

• At least 15 years in senior leadership roles, ideally in resource management or governance.

• Expertise in policy development, stakeholder relations, and environmental sustainability.

• A strategic thinker with exceptional  communication and negotiation skills.

• Relevant degree (postgraduate preferred).

• A deep appreciation for the Cook Islands’ culture, traditions, and aspirations & proficiency in Cook Islands Maori

Why Apply?
This high-impact role offers the opportunity to shape the future of a pioneering industry, collaborating with local and global stakeholders to secure lasting benefits for the Cook Islands.

Job Description: Seabed Minerals Authority Commissioner Role

Applications close: Monday, 30 December 2024, 4pm (CIT).
Send your CV and cover letter to [email protected].