Executive Vice President for Environment Fish and Wildlife

Bonneville Power Administration is looking for a senior executive to lead the Environment, Fish and Wildlife organization. This includes managing the environmental component of BPA's transmission and power sales businesses; development, planning, implementation of policies and strategies for environmental compliance associated with BPA actions; and addressing fish and wildlife issues integral to BPA's business responsibilities and its stewardship of the region's Environmental resources. PRINCIPALES MISSIONS : As the Executive Vice President for Environment Fish and Wildlife, you will: Serve as a key member of the BPA senior leadership team. Provide executive leadership in the planning, development, and administration of programs, systems, and processes which are functionally critical for BPA to manage its Environment, Fish and Wildlife programs. These responsibilities also include ensuring that internal and external relationships are strong and collaborative. Direct organizational activities, frame strategic plans based on broad organizational assessments and evaluations of long-term organizational objectives. Set all internal control standards for effectiveness, efficiency, and productivity and assess all organizational policy, program, and project viability. Determine the financial and personnel resources needed to achieve mission objectives and support mission operations; identify the need for major organizational improvements and develop the requisite plans and directs implementing actions. Oversee and direct the internal organization, staffing, policies, and personnel authorities required to carry out the responsibilities of the organization, including the recruitment of senior managers and technical experts necessary to ensure the success of the programs. Create and maintain a cost conscious and results oriented atmosphere, which is characterized by innovation, customer focus, continuous improvement, and competitive orientation. Analyze, assess, and develop BPA's recommendations, strategies, and policies associated with governmental, tribal, industry, and interest group initiatives associated with environment, fish, and wildlife programs and the operation and maintenance of a high voltage hydro-electric power system. Manage development, planning, and implementation of policies and strategies for environmental compliance associated with BPA actions, and address fish and wildlife issues integral to BPA's business responsibilities and its commitment to stewardship of the region's Environmental resources. Develop, endorse, and drive the values, habits, tools, and skills that improve the effectiveness and efficiency of BPA's Environment, Fish and Wildlife function by overseeing the development, implementation, and management of plans, programs, processes, products, or policies to improve performance relative to internal objectives, external targets, and benchmarked peers. Drive business process change and continuous improvement throughout BPA and the region through post implementation support services and fostering greater collaboration among internal and external stakeholders. Serve as a member of the Bonneville Enterprise Board and as a key policy formulator and decision maker in BPA's strategic planning, fiscal strategies, and business decisions. As the principal corporate steward for Environment, Fish and Wildlife, create and maintain an organization that exemplifies the agency's core values of Trustworthy Stewardship, Collaborative Relationships, Operational Excellence, and Safety. Serve as an authoritative representative and liaison on behalf of BPA in collaborating on agency strategies with respect to environment, fish, and wildlife programs. Responsible for maintaining executive-level relationships with other BPA and DOE executives, as well as executives and representatives of other federal agencies, Indian tribes, and state and local government, elected officials, major industries, and advocacy groups. Within the BP

Salaire : $199,172 – $228,000/Per Year

The Bonneville Power Administration is a nonprofit federal power marketing administration based in the Pacific Northwest. Although BPA is part of the U.S. Department of Energy, it is self-funding and covers its costs by selling its products and services. BPA markets wholesale electrical power from 31 federal hydroelectric projects in the Northwest, one nonfederal nuclear plant and several small nonfederal power plants. BPA provides about one-third of the electricity generated in the Northwest, primarily from reliable, dispatchable, and flexible hydroelectric resources. BPA also operates and maintains approximately 15,000 circuit miles of high-voltage transmission in its service territory, which includes Idaho, Oregon, Washington, western Montana and small parts of eastern Montana, California, Nevada, Utah, and Wyoming. BPA dedicates itself to providing high system reliability, low rates consistent with sound business principles, environmental stewardship, and accountability. BPA advanc