The City of Ottawa is looking for a nightlife commissioner to lead the revitalization of the city's nighttime economy. The position requires a bachelor's degree and five years of experience in relevant sectors. This role is new for Ottawa, but it has been established in the U.S. capital for some time.
The City of Ottawa is in the process of seeking out a nightlife commissioner to help revitalize and develop the city's nighttime economy . The position calls for someone to serve as 'an ambassador and facilitator of the city’s nightlife economy' who will lead the implementation of the city's strategies. Candidates are required to have a bachelor's degree in relevant fields and five years of experience in related sectors. This position is new for Ottawa , but it has existed in the U.S.
capital for several years
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