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Financial sales representatives

The Government of Nova Scotia
Kentville , NS · Canada
Posted 19 hours ago Permanent employment Full time $ 3,029.89 to $ 3,693.39 BIWEEKLY bi-weekly

Job description

Competition # : 50104 Department: Agriculture Location: KENTVILLE Type of Employment: Permanent Union Status: NSGEU - NSPG Closing Date: ¿20-Oct-26 ¿ (Applications are accepted until 11:59 PM Atlantic Time) About Us At the Department of Agriculture, our vision is to create a Nova Scotia agriculture and agri-food industry that is diversified, market-focused and profitable. We work to support the development of competitive, sustainable and profitable agriculture and agri-business industries that contribute to the economic, environmental and social prosperity of Nova Scotia. Agriculture and Fisheries Crown Lending Agencies (CLA) is a division of the Nova Scotia Department of Agriculture and administers the operational functions of the Nova Scotia Fisheries and Aquaculture Loan Board (NSFALB), Nova Scotia Timber Loan Board (NSTLB), and the Nova Scotia Farm Loan Board (NSFLB). Crown Lending Agencies consists of a dedicated team of loan officer and loan administrators supported by risk management and finance teams. About Our Opportunity The Senior Further Processing Specialist is responsible for the delivery of programs and services administered by Crown Lending Agencies. Depending on business needs and the successful candidate's experience, the position may focus on programs and services supporting the agriculture, fisheries and aquaculture, or forestry sectors, with an emphasis on value-add, processing, and sector development. The position is based in the head office of the Crown Lending Agencies in Kentville to allow for the incumbent to effectively and efficiently serve the entirety of the Province and to provide operational support to the broader lending team and management; however, the incumbent will be required to travel across Nova Scotia to meet clients at their respective place of business, in their community, and at the various Department of Agriculture and Department of Fisheries and Aquaculture regional offices. Primary Accountabilities