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A major urban school district in Baltimore is seeking an experienced Chief Executive Officer. This role involves strategic leadership, overseeing budgetary operations, and fostering community partnerships. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in K-12 education and a strong commitment to equity and student success. The salary range for this position is $315,000 to $375,000 annually, alongside a comprehensive benefits package. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Voluminant is a boutique consulting and training firm that's scaling up fast. We help public‑and private‑sector organizations solve complex challenges with smart, human‑centered solutions. From training and multimedia to immersive tech, AI integration, IT modernization, and project leadership - our work is diverse, meaningful, and constantly evolving. We've built a reputation for dependability and excellence with agencies like the U.S. Department of State, and now we're looking to scale that value across new markets. That's where you come in The Role We're hiring a Chief Operating Officer (COO) to help steer the ship as we grow. You'll be the architect and operator behind the scenes - building structure, driving performance, and helping the CEO turn big vision into real‑world execution. From refining systems and processes to guiding strategic hires, managing delivery teams, and helping secure new business, you'll be a key partner in building the next phase of Voluminant. This role is ideal for someone who's worked in a small‑but‑mighty company, understands the services landscape (especially in the public sector), and wants to help scale a smart, ambitious, human‑first company. What You'll Do Oversee day‑to‑day operations across contracts, teams, and projects Build and refine internal systems, tools, and SOPs to drive scale and consistency Manage team performance and delivery - with an eye on quality, margin, and client satisfaction Partner with the CEO to shape and execute strategic growth plans Recruit, onboard, and retain top‑tier talent in critical functional areas Support business development and capture activities - pricing, teaming, proposal inputs Track operational KPIs and surface insights to guide better decisions Serve as a trusted advisor and occasional operator on high‑stakes client work Help build culture, clarify roles, and foster a performance‑minded (but fun) environment What You Bring 7+ years of leadership experience in consulting, government contracting, or professional services Proven ability to operationalize vision, lead teams, and build repeatable systems Experience managing multi‑functional teams and service delivery Strong grasp of P&L, pricing, and margin levers in a growing business Familiarity with federal, state, or local contracting processes Comfortable rolling up your sleeves, wearing multiple hats, and making decisions under ambiguity Excellent communication skills - you speak CEO, client, and team fluently Leadership style that is steady, candid, collaborative, and solutions‑oriented Bonus Points For Experience helping a professional services company scale from Past roles involving training, IT, government consulting, or emerging tech Familiarity with GSA Schedules, 8(a), or small business set‑asides Exposure to proposal development, capture, or strategic pricing MBA, PMP, or other relevant credentials (nice to have, not a dealbreaker) Why Join Voluminant You'll help lead a company with a strong foundation and real momentum You'll shape systems, teams, and culture - not just manage them You'll work with a mission‑minded founder who values innovation, grit, and people You'll be part of a team that blends professionalism with personality - we take the work seriously, but not ourselves How to Apply Send your resume and a brief note about why this role speaks to you. If you've helped build a services business, led teams through growth, or made order out of chaos - we'd love to talk. the next level, let's talk. #J-18808-Ljbffr

The Independent Educational Consultants Association (IECA) is conducting a search for a Chief Executive Officer. IECA is the premier membership organization representing professionals who serve students and families navigating their educational journey. In a time of rapid change and opportunity, IECA is seeking a visionary Chief Executive Officer who can drive the organization forward with innovative ideas and strategic growth. The new leader will be tasked with bringing fresh perspectives and steering IECA towards a future of continued excellence and impact. IECA seeks a dynamic and relational CEO who will lead and expand the organization, foster membership growth, implement widely embraced initiatives, and demonstrate industry leadership. As a direct liaison to the Board of Directors, the CEO will skillfully champion the organization's interests to members, volunteers, and governing entities. The CEO will be instrumental in infusing the organization with new ideas and driving innovation. This role demands a leader who excels in strategic thinking, effective communication, and member engagement. Candidates preferably bring association management experience and a nuanced understanding of the consulting landscape and collaborative partner organizations. Integral to their success will be a leadership approach characterized by shared decision-making, a relentless pursuit of results, and a sincere, education-focused mindset. Essential attributes include adaptability, effective communication, approachability, outstanding interpersonal abilities, and a compelling public presence. Review of applications and expressions of interest will begin immediately and continue on a confidential basis until an appointment is made. Responsibilities Visionary Leadership of the IECA Culture: Drive transformational change by establishing IECA's strategic direction as the leading voice of the profession. Drive operational excellence across all IECA functions and processes by balancing hands-on support with strategic planning, managing multi-program operations, optimizing organizational resources, and aligning day-to-day tasks with long-term planning. Effectively, strategically, and efficiently manage financial resources to ensure IECA's sustainability and growth, while providing legal and compliance oversight. Strong interpersonal and communication skills that foster meaningful relationships with staff, members, and the broader community. Leading the IECA staff with vision, inspiration, and collaborative decision-making. Connecting with IECA members to understand needs, foster engagement, provide support, help build professional and sustainable practices, work to harmonize college, school, and therapeutic elements, and strengthen the community. Partnering with the Board to align strategic priorities and governance objectives. Representing and advocating for IECA as the primary spokesperson, including engagement with government officials, the media, related educational associations and agencies, and the public. Inquiring continuously to stay informed about trends, challenges, and emerging opportunities. Qualifications Organizational Commitment: Ability and commitment to manage a 501c6, member-driven association. Leadership Experience: Five to ten years of experience as a visionary, resourceful, and transparent senior leader, with a strong preference for experience in the association and education sectors. Financial Management: Proven leadership in creating and managing an organization's budget and cash flow at both a macro and micro level. Includes the ability to pivot quickly during economic conditions related to both membership pressures and association financial pressures. Leadership Philosophy: An empathetic, supportive, ethical, and education-focused mindset combined with exceptional business acumen, fostering a collaborative environment. Governance Experience: Prior successful experience working directly with, or reporting to, a Board of Directors. Operational Management: History with the successful management of a dynamic, multi-program, member-driven organization, and a strong understanding of what it takes to maximize program effectiveness, maintain deliverable quality, and optimize resources. Decision-Making Ability: Proven ability to make sound, timely, and educated business and managerial decisions, highlighting strong leadership and decision-making abilities. External Relations: A strong public speaking and media presence to effectively represent the organization and engage with external stakeholders. Membership Leadership: Demonstrated ability to engage and lead a dynamic membership and volunteer community, fostering collaboration, cohesion, and a strong sense of shared purpose across the organization. Staff Management: Proven ability to lead and manage staff with an approachable, positive leadership style that builds trust and promotes collaboration in a fast-paced environment. Culture and Partnerships: Experience in fostering an inclusive and diverse organizational culture while establishing and maintaining positive partnerships. Demonstrated strategic thinking, innovation, and effective listening and communication skills. Technology Oversight: Experience utilizing technology to improve organizational processes and efficiency. Education Requirements: Four-year degree with a Master's degree preferred but not required. #J-18808-Ljbffr

At the Brydon Group, we accelerate the trajectory of outstanding mid-career operators who want to become CEOs and build and grow industry-leading platforms with private equity support, resources and capital. Brydon CEO-in-Residence (CIR) Program: Brydon selects 6 mid-career executives each year to back as Brydon CEOs: We invest the equity to support you during a two-year sourcing phase We look to invest $25-30M of equity (+ additional debt) behind each platform (between initial equity check and add-on acquisitions) CEO-in-Residence We look to partner with CIRs / CIR teams who have operating and/or industry experience, typically 5-12 years out of business school or equivalent We believe that industry-focus theses win: our CIR applicants either submit sub-industries / areas of interest or expand upon several of Brydon's core theses (vertical market software, regulatory & compliance services, technical services, healthcare services, etc.) based on their backgrounds For example: You are a Partner at a consulting firm with extensive work experience and deep understanding of the growth levers in a sub-industry. You are interested in operating and building equity value in that sub-industry You worked on a PE-backed roll-up and see a similar opportunity to pursue a thesis with dedicated capital and support You ran a P&L or were General Manager in a vertical and know the space well. You see an opportunity to buy small “mom and pops” in the space to build an industry-leading platform Do you have a thesis-based acquisition approach? Know an industry or have an angle on an interesting niche? We would love to discuss it Don't have an industry thesis? We have several industries where we have deep relationships and experience and are looking for CIRs: Vertical SaaS (with a sub-focus), GovTech, B2B Services, Healthcare / Healthcare Tech, Targeted Roll-Ups, Compliance / Regulatory Software & Services We're happy to leverage our relationships and expertise to help you build out an area of focus Better Economics: Salary and Equity We fund our CIRs at higher salary levels commensurate with their experience Mix of In-Person & Remote The CIR program kicks off with a week of intensive training in the Caribbean focused on sourcing, CRM best practices, and due diligence; our CIRs begin reaching out to owners within their first week (and on average our CIRs are under LOI / in the CEO seat within a year) We strongly encourage CIRs to base and focus their sourcing efforts where they want to live Through weekly one-on-ones, cohort calls and quarterly in-person off sites around the US, our CIRs build great connections and friendships, share insights and advice, and support one another throughout the challenges of sourcing and operating a small business Better Support: Private Equity Sourcing, Diligence and Operating Resources We have backed 4 cohorts and 22 individuals/teams to acquire small businesses in software, business services and healthcare services (and others) Our Brydon team is “in the trenches” sourcing deals with our CIRs (in fact, we have sourced over half of the deals that we and our CIRs have closed in the last two years!) We understand how frustrating it can feel to “re-create the wheel” when it comes to sourcing, diligence, valuation, deal structures, and operating best practices We bring playbooks and best practices from large-cap PE and work hand-in-hand with our CIRs and CEOs to apply them across the full journey: from sourcing to diligence to closing and operating (including an existing deal sourcing engine and a dedicated investment team at Brydon) The proof is in our results: On average, our CIRs are under LOI / in the CEO seat within a year Application Process Please submit your application by January 30th, 2026 at 11:59pm PST. Early applications are encouraged and we make official offers by early March Selected individuals undergo an interview and background-check process with several rounds of interviews (including in-person sessions with the Brydon leadership team and a final round thesis presentation) CEO-in-Residence offers will be made in March and the cohort start date will be May 12, 2026 in the Bahamas Any questions? Please email ***************** If you are interested in submitting as a partnered team, please do submit two individual applications and indicate that you are applying as a partner / pair (fine to include the same answers to the application questions in each application) We'll host an additional virtual information session on 8 Jan. (register here) that answers the most frequent questions we get about our approach, our industry / vertical areas of investment, this program and the application process, etc. #J-18808-Ljbffr

The Independent Educational Consultants Association (IECA) is conducting a search for a Chief Executive Officer. IECA is the premier membership organization representing professionals who serve students and families navigating their educational journey. IECA seeks a visionary Chief Executive Officer who can drive the organization forward with innovative ideas and strategic growth, bringing fresh perspectives and steering IECA toward a future of continued excellence and impact. IECA seeks a dynamic and relational CEO who will lead and expand the organization, foster membership growth, implement widely embraced initiatives, and demonstrate industry leadership. As a direct liaison to the Board of Directors, the CEO will champion the organization\'s interests to members, volunteers, and governing entities. The CEO will be instrumental in infusing the organization with new ideas and driving innovation. This role demands a leader who excels in strategic thinking, effective communication, and member engagement. Candidates preferably bring association management experience and a nuanced understanding of the consulting landscape and collaborative partner organizations. Integral to their success will be a leadership approach characterized by shared decision-making, a relentless pursuit of results, and a sincere, education-focused mindset. Essential attributes include adaptability, effective communication, approachability, outstanding interpersonal abilities, and a compelling public presence. Review of applications and expressions of interest will begin immediately and continue on a confidential basis until an appointment is made. RESPONSIBILITIES Visionary Leadership of the IECA Culture: Drive transformational change by establishing IECA\'s strategic direction as the leading voice of the profession. Drive operational excellence across all IECA functions and processes by balancing hands-on support with strategic planning, managing multi-program operations, optimizing organizational resources, and aligning day-to-day tasks with long-term planning. Effectively, strategically, and efficiently manage financial resources to ensure IECA\'s sustainability and growth, while providing legal and compliance oversight. Strong interpersonal and communication skills that foster meaningful relationships with staff, members, and the broader community. Leading the IECA staff with vision, inspiration, and collaborative decision-making. Connecting with IECA members to understand needs, foster engagement, provide support, help build professional and sustainable practices, work to harmonize college, school, and therapeutic elements, and strengthen the community. Partnering with the Board to align strategic priorities and governance objectives. Representing and advocating for IECA as the primary spokesperson, including engagement with government officials, the media, related educational associations and agencies, and the public. Inquiring continuously to stay informed about trends, challenges, and emerging opportunities. PREFERRED REQUIREMENTS Organizational Commitment: Ability and commitment to manage a 501c6, member-driven association. Leadership Experience: Five to ten years of experience as a visionary, resourceful, and transparent senior leader, with a strong preference for experience in the association and education sectors. Financial Management: Proven leadership in creating and managing an organization\'s budget and cash flow at both a macro and micro level. Includes the ability to pivot quickly during economic conditions related to both membership pressures and association financial pressures. Leadership Philosophy: An empathetic, supportive, ethical, and education-focused mindset combined with exceptional business acumen, fostering a collaborative environment. Governance Experience: Prior successful experience working directly with, or reporting to, a Board of Directors. Operational Management: History with the successful management of a dynamic, multi-program, member-driven organization, and a strong understanding of what it takes to maximize program effectiveness, maintain deliverable quality, and optimize resources. Decision-Making Ability: Proven ability to make sound, timely, and educated business and managerial decisions, highlighting strong leadership and decision-making abilities. External Relations: A strong public speaking and media presence to effectively represent the organization and engage with external stakeholders. Membership Leadership: Demonstrated ability to engage and lead a dynamic membership and volunteer community, fostering collaboration, cohesion, and a strong sense of shared purpose across the organization. Staff Management: Proven ability to lead and manage staff with an approachable, positive leadership style that builds trust and promotes collaboration in a fast-paced environment. Culture and Partnerships: Experience in fostering an inclusive and diverse organizational culture while establishing and maintaining positive partnerships. Demonstrated strategic thinking, innovation, and effective listening and communication skills. Technology Oversight: Experience utilizing technology to improve organizational processes and efficiency. Education Requirements: Four-year degree with a Master\'s degree preferred but not required. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Chief Operating Officer, Jubilee Housing Jubilee Housing seeks an experienced and mission-driven finance leader to advance its justice housing model and guide its operational strategy. Since 1973, Jubilee has worked to provide high-quality affordable housing and holistic support to those experiencing persistent economic hardship in the Adams Morgan and Columbia Heights neighborhoods of Washington, DC. The Chief Operating Officer (COO) is responsible for the strategic oversight, alignment, and infrastructure of resident-focused services and programs, including property management, building maintenance, and supportive resident services. The COO will help sustain growth, maintain a high degree of resident support, and bring vision to how Jubilee expands its reach. With a 2025-2030 strategic plan in place, the COO will guide the implementation and steward Jubilee Housing's culture, values, project management, and financial performance. The COO reports to the CEO, serves as a key member of the executive team, and has a consultative relationship with the Board of Directors. They will partner closely with their peers, including the CFO and CAO, to support financial and team performance. They supervise the VP of Programs, Director of Property Management, and Director of Maintenance, with overall responsibility for a 50+ person team. Specific areas of responsibility include: Leadership and Strategy Advise the CEO, senior leadership, and board on strategy, performance, and innovation. Steward Jubilee's mission, values, and culture as a key executive team member. Lead implementation of the strategic plan, including ensuring property management operations and resident programs align with goals and business model. Present reports and updates to the board; serve as primary liaison to the strategic plan. Lead, develop, and inspire skilled teams. Operational Excellence Strengthen systems, policies, and performance metrics that promote accountability and continuous improvement across all departments. Collaborate with the CFO and property management team to balance mission and margin-aligning program goals with financial and operational realities. Ensure compliance with housing regulations, contracts, and funding requirements. Consult with the finance team on the development of and planning for budgets. Strengthen systems, tools, and procedures to enhance efficiency and accuracy. Oversight of Program Development Ensure high-quality, equitable property management and resident services. Lead long-term program planning for property management, resident services, and special initiatives. As a partner to the VP of Programs, support integration of youth, family, and reentry programs into a cohesive framework, promoting a resident-driven justice housing model. Oversee property operations to ensure timely, cost-effective repairs, preventive maintenance, and facility upkeep. Monitor key metrics that guide organizational performance and decision-making. External Relations and Partnerships Build and sustain relationships with funders, government agencies, and community organizations to expand Jubilee's resources and influence. Partner with the institutional advancement team to share impact stories. Set strategic direction for programmatic partnerships that enhance support for residents, including for workforce development, reentry, and social services. Represent Jubilee to coalitions, community initiatives, agencies, and donors. Experience, Skills, and Qualities The most competitive applicants will have many, if not all, of the following attributes: 10+ years of progressive leadership experience in affordable housing, community development, or human services settings. Strong financial acumen, with budget management experience. A high level of emotional intelligence, integrity, cultural sensitivity, and interpersonal skills. Proven ability to structure, lead, and inspire high-performing teams. Strong understanding and practice of trauma-informed approaches and practices. Excellent communication skills-comfortable engaging at all levels of the organization. Strong conflict resolution skills, such as supporting the team to address resident concerns. Systems-oriented; adept at successfully implementing and integrating systems. Excellent change management approaches. Analytical and strategic thinker who is flexible, solutions-oriented, and deadline-driven. Self-starter who takes initiative and delivers results with minimal supervision. Commitment to community development and helping low-income communities. Considered a plus: Experience with affordable housing, including multifamily property management. Experience with grant compliance and reporting. Location Jubilee Housing is headquartered in the Adams Morgan neighborhood of Washington, DC. Team members work a hybrid schedule with three days on-site each week. Compensation The range for this position is $160,000 - $170,000. Benefits include health, dental, and vision insurance, matched retirement contributions, and paid time off, including paid parental leave. Application Process Jubilee Housing has retained Good Insight, a national executive search firm serving nonprofits, to conduct this search. See the full executive profile and application information at ***************************** Resume reviews begin immediately. For best consideration, apply by late January. Early applications are encouraged due to the pace of the search. Equal Opportunity Employer Jubilee Housing is an equal opportunity employer and considers all applications without regard to race, color, religion, creed, gender, national origin, age, disability, marital or veteran status, sexual orientation, or any other legally protected status. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Title: President & Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Reports to: Board of Directors Direct Reports: Chief Operating Officer, Chief Financial Officer, Chief Lending Officer, Director, Small Business Lending Employee Count: 25 Website: bclending.org Position Summary The President & Chief Executive Officer (CEO) is the strategic, operational, and external leader of Baltimore Community Lending, responsible for driving the organization's next era of growth and community impact. The CEO sets a clear vision, safeguards financial strength and portfolio performance, and leads a high-performing team dedicated to mission‑aligned lending and equitable development. As the public face of BCL, the CEO will build influential relationships across Baltimore's civic, philanthropic, banking, and policy networks, elevating the organization's visibility and presence. This leader will diversify capitalization, advance innovative lending strategies, and uphold BCL's commitment to equity and inclusive economic opportunity. The CEO will guide the organization through a pivotal phase of scaling-expanding assets, strengthening operations, and ensuring that lending and technical assistance are responsive to community needs. They will model transparency, accountability, and cultural stewardship while positioning BCL as a regional and national leader in community development finance. Required Knowledge, Skills, & Abilities ("Must Haves") Deep Lending, Credit & Financial Leadership:Brings strong lending, underwriting, and risk‑management expertise (banking background ideal; CDFI/CDC preferred). Able to navigate funding headwinds, understand small‑business and real‑estate lending cycles, and balance financial discipline with mission‑aligned lending. Strong capital‑raising and funder relationship skills Community‑Centered, Baltimore‑Connected Relationship Builder: A visible, personable leader who builds trust quickly and shows up in the community. Ideally familiar with Baltimore's civic, philanthropic, banking, and neighborhood ecosystems; if not, must be able to establish credibility and strong local relationships rapidly Proven Executive, People & Culture Leader: Experienced in motivating and developing diverse, multigenerational teams. Collaborative, non‑topdown manager who strengthens internal operations, improves customer service, builds the next layer of leadership, and supports organization‑wide succession planning Strategic, Growth‑Oriented Visionary & Skilled Advocate: Able to guide BCL through economic/political shifts, diversify capital sources, scale responsibly ($100-125M in assets), and extend regional/national presence. Clear communicator who can articulate BCL's value, engage policymakers, support advocacy efforts, and participate in statewide CDFI coalition‑building Strong Mission Alignment & Equity‑Driven Leadership: Authentic commitment to BCL's mission with a deep belief in equity, culturally responsive lending, and meaningful engagement with communities of color. Protects mission integrity regardless of political climate; brings fresh energy, creativity, and a modern leadership mindset National Network & External Visibility: Existing national relationships in the CDFI, community development, or philanthropic sectors that help elevate BCL's profile and open new capital channels. Ability to represent BCL on regional and national stages (OFN, SBA, industry convenings) Other Desired Skills & Abilities Government, Public‑Sector & Policy Fluency:Experience navigating public funding sources and state/local agencies, with a strong understanding of the policy landscape affecting small businesses, real estate, and CDFIs Organizational Turnaround & Change Leadership: Proven ability to guide organizations through growth, transitions, stabilization, or reputation rebuilding with steady, inclusive, and thoughtful decision‑making Real Estate + Small Business Ecosystem Expertise: Deep familiarity with the needs of developers, entrepreneurs, and small businesses - ideally within Baltimore or comparable urban markets Executive Level Operational & Scaling Strength: Background in building and improving systems, processes, and infrastructure to support scalable growth and increasing organizational complexity Visionary Leadership with Disciplined Execution: Able to articulate a compelling vision and translate it into measurable goals, balancing ambition with practical assessment of resources and capacity High Emotional Intelligence & Stakeholder Diplomacy: Skilled at navigating complex stakeholder landscapes with tact, clarity, and calm, building trust across community partners, funders, staff, and the board Inclusive, Ethical & Accountable Team Leadership: Models transparency, integrity, psychological safety, and shared ownership; builds strong culture, develops people, and leads without command‑and‑control Data‑Informed, Mission‑Driven Decision Maker: Grounds decisions in data, community insight, and BCL's equity‑centered mission; demonstrates deep commitment to culturally responsive lending and neighborhood impact Strategic Vision & Leadership Lead development, refinement, and execution of BCL's long‑term strategic plan in partnership with the Board, senior leadership, staff, and external stakeholders Provide visionary leadership consistent with BCL's mission to revitalize underserved communities through affordable lending and technical assistance Monitor macro trends in community development finance, affordable housing, small business ecosystems, regulatory policy, and economic development to ensure BCL remains responsive, innovative, and resilient Foster an organizational culture that emphasizes equity, inclusion, integrity, transparency, collaboration, and high performance Lead the design and implementation of a diversified capitalization strategy (debt, equity, grants, mission‑driven investors) to support BCL's growth objectives and maintain strong liquidity, reserves, and leverage ratios Oversee budgeting, financial forecasting, and management of the balance sheet, ensuring sustainable growth of assets, lending portfolios, and operating reserves Partner with the CFO to ensure robust financial controls, audit compliance, risk management, and regulatory reporting (including CDFI Fund requirements, federal/state grant reporting, donor reporting, etc.) Oversee asset quality, credit risk policies, underwriting standards, and portfolio performance metrics, in conjunction with senior lending staff Work with the lending leadership (e.g., CLO, real estate, and small business divisions) to set annual lending goals, product development, pricing, underwriting policy, and portfolio deployment strategy Ensure that BCL's lending products (real estate, small business, mixed‑use, affordable housing, technical assistance) remain responsive to community needs and aligned with BCL's mission Promote “capital +” approaches-i.e., combining financing with capacity building, TA, coaching, and stakeholder support-to maximize impact Monitor internal metrics of impact (units developed, businesses served, jobs created, neighborhoods stabilized) and integrate learning / evaluation into strategy adjustments Serve as BCL's primary external champion: build and maintain relationships with government agencies, philanthropic foundations, banks, impact investors, community partners, anchor institutions, civic organizations, and elected officials Lead or oversee fundraising campaigns, capital campaigns, grant writing, and donor cultivation to secure funding for both operating and programmatic needs Represent BCL in public forums, media, conferences, and advocacy settings to elevate its profile, influence policy, and build strategic partnerships Ensure coordination across internal teams (program, finance, operations, marketing) to support compelling proposals, reporting, and stewardship of funders Board Relations & Governance Support the Board in fulfilling its oversight responsibilities: provide timely, accurate, and transparent reporting on operations, financials, risk, impact, and strategy Work with Board leadership and committees (e.g., audit, finance, governance) to recruit new board members, manage board development, and align governance processes Assist in shaping and updating organizational policies, bylaws, conflict‑of‑interest standards, and strategic priorities in consultation with the Board Operations, Talent & Culture Oversee general operations, facilities (including the new headquarters and business development & resource center, IT systems, legal/compliance, HR, and administrative support Recruit, develop, and retain a high‑performing senior leadership team and staff, promoting diversity, equity, inclusion, and professional growth Establish performance goals, evaluation processes, and incentive systems to drive accountability and continuous improvement Encourage cross‑functional collaboration, knowledge sharing, and adaptive capacity to respond to changing conditions and opportunities Ensure BCL maintains compliance with all relevant federal, state, and local regulations (e.g., CDFI Fund rules, IRS rules, nonprofit governance, grant funding regulations) Oversee development and execution of risk management frameworks (credit risk, operational risk, liquidity risk, reputational risk) Maintain a system of internal controls, audits, and oversight mechanisms to protect assets and mitigate vulnerabilities Monitor compliance with donor restrictions, grant agreements, and reporting obligations Impact Measurement, Reporting & Learning Champion systems to track, evaluate, and report BCL's social, financial, and operational impact using metrics aligned with mission and funder expectations Use data‑driven insights to inform continuous improvement, strategic course corrections, and internal learning Oversee publication of impact reports, annual reports, and stakeholder communications to promote transparency and accountability Education Requirements Master's degree in business, public policy, urban planning, community development, finance, or equivalent strong experience preferred. Compensation Competitive salary commensurate with experience and benchmarked to CDFI / nonprofit sector peers. Benefits package (e.g., health, retirement, paid time off) Performance incentives or bonus structure (optional) Support for professional development and continuing education How to Apply Interested and Qualified candidates should contact Tracy McMillan at **************************** Contact OFFICE HOURS: Monday - Friday, 07:00 AM- 7:00 PM ET Connecticut Office: ************** OUR ADDRESSES 500 Post Road East, 2nd Floor, Westport, CT 06880 175 S. Third Street, Suite 200, Columbus, OH 43215 broadviewtalent.com; ************************ FOLLOW US @broadviewtalent About BroadView Talent Partners Founded in 2015, BroadView Talent Partners is a national executive search firm dedicated to placing exceptionally talented leadership across nonprofit and for-profit sectors. 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Washington, District of Columbia, United States Who we are Metropolis is an artificial intelligence company that uses computer vision to enable frictionless, checkout-free experiences. We are reimagining parking to enable millions of consumers to drive in and out quickly and conveniently, with the goal of powering checkout-free experiences anywhere you go. Who you are Metropolis is seeking a dynamic, results-oriented Vice President of Operations to lead parking operations across a designated region. This executive-level role is responsible for driving operational excellence, maximizing financial performance, and delivering exceptional customer experiences across multiple locations. The Vice President will serve as a strategic leader, overseeing a team of regional and operations managers while partnering with cross-functional leaders to scale and optimize the business. What you'll do Develop and execute regional strategies to drive growth, operational efficiency, and profitability Identify new business opportunities and lead expansion initiatives within the region Collaborate with executive leadership to align regional plans with corporate goals and vision Define and monitor key performance indicators (KPIs) to drive continuous improvement Oversee day-to-day operations of parking facilities, ensuring high performance, safety, and compliance Lead technology adoption across locations to streamline operations and enhance customer experience Manage regional budgets by overseeing revenue forecasting, cost control, and margin optimization, while conducting financial analyses to identify opportunities and mitigate risks Ensure regional financial targets are met or exceeded Lead and develop regional and operations managers, fostering accountability, excellence, and innovation while driving performance and growth Champion a customer-first mindset by ensuring rapid issue resolution, continuous service improvement, and consistent enforcement of service standards and satisfaction metrics across all sites Ensure full compliance with ADA, safety, and all applicable local, state, and federal regulations Build and maintain strong relationships with clients, community leaders, and local officials, representing Metropolis at industry events and community initiatives Support sales and marketing efforts by providing local market insights and fostering strategic partnerships What we're looking for Bachelor's degree in Business, Operations Management, Urban Planning, or a related field; MBA or advanced degree strongly preferred 10+ years of experience in multi-site operations, parking management, or facilities management, with at least 5 years in a senior leadership role Proven ability to drive revenue growth, manage P&L, and lead large operational teams Deep understanding of parking industry regulations, customer experience best practices, and operational metrics Excellent leadership, communication, and stakeholder management skills Ability to travel frequently within the assigned region Nice to have Familiarity with parking technology platforms and data-driven decision making #J-18808-Ljbffr

Career Opportunities with SOME (So Others Might Eat) A great place to work. Career Opportunities - SOME (So Others Might Eat) Thank you for your interest in working for SOME (So Others Might Eat) As a faith‑inspired organization, SOME was founded and built upon the belief in dignity and respect for all people. We all are worthy of it and responsible for it. Appreciation for our shared humanity and sense of community has been a central feature of our mission for over 50 years. This is the call to action that SOME represents: to serve, empower and elevate all members of our community. As champions of our mission, we commit to creating an environment that welcomes and celebrates the diverse array of employees and clients we engage with every day. We strive to be bold in our work, knowing that to drive meaningful change, we must not shy away from discomfort. We reject all forms of individual and systemic discrimination, work actively to eliminate the abuse of privilege and power, and seek justice and equity for all we encounter. Below are the current positions that are available. Please take a few moments to explore our website to learn more about us before applying. Our Process Is Simple. Review the vacancy announcements and follow the specific instructions indicated. If you do not have a resume, it is recommended that you devise one. All positions require a criminal background check, and some positions require other pre‑employment screenings such as substance abuse tests, child abuse registry check, & FBI check. All positions require three professional references, preferably from supervisors. Most positions require a two‑tier interview process. Copies of required credentials will be requested upon job offer. SOME, Inc. is a proactive equal‑opportunity employer. We ensure that all qualified applicants are considered for employment without discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or protected veteran status. SOME, Inc. is deeply committed to ensuring the job application process is accessible to all users. If you require assistance or have any concerns about the accessibility of our website or the application process, please feel free to contact us at onlineaccommodations@some.org. This contact information is specifically for accommodation requests and does not pertain to application status inquiries. Please upload your cover letter and resume then proceed to complete the application. You must complete the application in its entirety to be considered. Executive Vice President, Chief Development Officer SOME (So Others Might Eat) provides material aid and comfort to our vulnerable neighbors in the District of Columbia, helping them to break the cycle of poverty and homelessness through programs and services that save lives, improve lives, and help to transform the lives of individuals and families, their communities, and the systems and structures that affect them. We meet immediate needs with food, clothing, and healthcare, and offer the tools one needs to live with hope, dignity, and greater independence. Compensation: We offer our employees a competitive compensation and benefits package that reflects our organizational culture, mission, and core values. The salary range for this position is $185,453.00 to $196,110.72 and may be commensurate with experience. Position Description: The Executive Vice President, Chief Development Officer (CDO), serves as a key Executive Leadership Team member and an active participant in making strategic decisions affecting the organization. Working closely with the CEO, this position forges new relationships and sustains and grows current relationships to increase SOME's financial resources, visibility, and impact. The CDO designs and implements a comprehensive plan and develops key external alliances by cultivating, soliciting, and stewarding philanthropic support. The CDO ensures that the department's infrastructure supports the annual budget growth of the organization through new, sustained, and increased support and works closely with team members to secure funding for new initiatives. The CDO's fundraising focus is on major gifts and collaborates with the CEO and leadership staff to identify, cultivate, and steward gifts at high levels of support. The CDO also works closely with a dedicated Corporate Advisory Board, providing the tools and opportunities for each member to participate in expanding SOME's mission. Schedule: Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm (40 hours per week); must be available on varied evenings/holidays Required: Bachelor's Degree in Business/Marketing, Communications, or Social Services; 10+ years of professional experience in a non‑profit organization with demonstrated success in meeting and exceeding fundraising goals and managing and establishing relationships with multiple donor sources. Previous supervisory and leadership experience. Required License/Certification: N/A Prepare annual fundraising budget and oversee and monitor fundraising plans and goals to achieve budgetary targets Oversee strategy and messaging for communications, marketing, and public relations efforts for SOME Oversee customer service and outreach to donors Cultivate and steward the Corporate Advisory Board and facilitate members' participation in sponsorships, fundraising, pro bono support, and in‑kind donations Serves as a member of the Executive Leadership Team on the strategic director of SOME Partner with the CEO and/or staff on major fundraising initiatives Create financial goals and a comprehensive strategic plan to achieve them Report on funding sources and trends to help position SOME ahead of major funding changes or trends Strengthen and implement a stewardship program aimed at cultivating lasting and deeper relationships with donors Develop, lead, and mentor the development team Oversight and strategic development of the Capital Campaign Project; supports the Capital Campaign Committee Oversight of the Marketing and Communications team with the creation and budgeting process for internal and external partners. Champion cause‑related marketing opportunities for SOME through community partners and drive brand awareness through the various marketing channels Oversight of identifying community outreach initiatives and supporting community outreach and business development teams in ensuring partnerships align with the SOME mission, values, and vision Expected Contributions: Strategic Leadership Serve on SOME's Executive Committee to advise the President on current major issues that affect SOME's operation and mission, and participate in determining the strategic direction of SOME Oversee strategy development of fundraising, marketing, and communications Oversee budget development for programs in portfolio, and use sound judgment to leverage resources in accomplishing department goals; Administer budget and comply with SOME financial reporting requirements Oversee and provide clear direction and leadership for all areas under the development department Oversee the operation of the Corporate Advisory Board to meet the mandate and goals Recruit and orient new members to the Corporate Advisory Board Ensure compliance with standards and expectations for programs Oversee vendor contract negotiations for assigned departments Knowledge, Skills, & Abilities: Ability to work with non‑profit boards, major donor and funding decision makers In‑depth knowledge of fundraising and all aspects of development Expertise in planning, evaluation, management, and budgeting Excellent organizational skills Proficient with MS Office, including Word, Excel, and Outlook Excellent verbal and written communication skills Strong organizational, leadership, and mentoring skills Flexible and adaptable style; a leader who can positively impact both strategic and tactical fundraising initiatives Ability to work both independently and as a team member who will productively engage with colleagues at varying levels of seniority within and outside of SOME Strong organizational and time management skills with exceptional attention to detail Customer focus; donor‑centric vision Professional and resourceful style of leadership; takes initiative and can manage multiple tasks and projects Reports To: President/CEO Physical Demands: Must be able to lift up to 20 pounds. Requires looking at a computer screen for several hours a day. May be required to sit for long periods. Must be able to travel to events and meetings offsite To Apply: Go to our career page at *********************************************** and click on the search icon to locate this position. Follow the instructions to complete your online application profile to be considered. No phone calls, please. SOME, Inc. is a proactive equal‑opportunity employer. We ensure that all qualified applicants are considered for employment without discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, or protected veteran status. SOME, Inc. is deeply committed to ensuring the job application process is accessible to all users. If you require assistance or have any concerns about the accessibility of our website or the application process, please feel free to contact us at onlineaccommodations@some.org. 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A global consulting firm is seeking a Managing Director for the SMD Value Proposition role. This strategic position involves overseeing Total Rewards strategies, ensuring competitive compensation structures, and advising C-suite leaders. The ideal candidate has over 20 years of experience in total rewards management and effective communication skills. Competitive pay between $173,500 and $339,000 with growth opportunities available. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Baltimore, United States | Posted on 12/08/2025 Industry Nonprofit Charitable Organizations State/Province Maryland Country United States Job Description CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER (CEO) JOB POSTING “This is a working CEO role for a creative, resourceful leader” who can build, fund, and grow - not just manage.” Ready to lead a dynamic organization empowering youth through the arts? If you're a visionary and hands‑on leader passionate about empowering youth through creativity - and ready to roll up your sleeves to rebuild, innovate, and grow - Leaders of Tomorrow Youth Center (LTYC) invites you to step into the role of Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Chairman. This is a working CEO position, ideal for someone with proven experience leading nonprofits, startups, or arts‑based organizations who thrives in dynamic environments and brings access to resources, networks, and creative approaches to funding. You'll lead alongside the Founder and President to expand impact, rebuild systems, and strengthen sustainability across Maryland, Virginia, Washington, D.C., and beyond. Hybrid | Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. Metro Area | Full‑Time | Salary: $100,000 + Medical/Dental Benefits, Bonuses, & Investment Opportunities About LTYC Leaders of Tomorrow Youth Center (LTYC) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to developing the artistic, academic, and social potential of youth through arts-integrated education and leadership programs. We partner with schools, community organizations, and government agencies to provide high-quality youth development programming that nurtures creativity, confidence, and character. Mission: To encourage youth to use their gifts and strengths by applying the arts and leadership as tools to promote success and balance in their lives. Vision: A world where every child is given the opportunity, support, and encouragement to discover and express their creative potential. About the Role LTYC seeks an experienced, innovative, and mission-aligned Chief Executive Officer (CEO) to lead its next phase of growth and expansion. The CEO will report to and work closely with the Founder & President, the Board of Directors and Managing Partners to drive strategic initiatives, strengthen community partnerships, and ensure long-term sustainability. This executive will oversee organizational strategy, fundraising, operations, and regional expansion while building multi-year partnerships across counties and states. The ideal candidate will be a strategic thinker and relationship builder who will have demonstrated experience leading within nonprofits, startups, or artist-centered organizations, as well as a passion for working with creative professionals and youth-centered missions. A strong understanding of change management and organizational culture transformation is essential to help LTYC navigate this phase of renewal and growth. What You'll Lead and Influence As an engaged and action-oriented CEO, you will lead from both the boardroom and the field-developing strategies, securing resources, and actively engaging in day‑to‑day operations. This role requires creativity, adaptability, and a balance of vision and execution as LTYC strengthens its foundation and expands its impact. Requirements Strategic Leadership & Organizational Growth Partner with the Founder & President to execute LTYC's strategic vision and annual goals. Lead growth and expansion across school districts, community organizations, and government agencies. Build multi-year partnerships that strengthen LTYC's visibility and sustainability. Foster a culture of creativity, accountability, and collaboration among staff and partners. Lead all fundraising efforts including grants, sponsorships, and individual giving campaigns. Cultivate and maintain strong donor relationships and corporate partnerships. Expand diversified revenue streams through strategic alliances and innovative initiatives. Collaborate with the Development Team to execute successful campaigns and fundraising events. Business Development & Partnership Engagement Develop outbound growth strategies and pipelines through outreach, research, and data-driven engagement. Build relationships with key educational leaders, including superintendents and Title I directors. Align LTYC services with federal and local funding opportunities such as ESSER, ESSA, and 21st CCLC. Represent LTYC at regional meetings, conferences, and community forums. Oversee daily operations and ensure effective use of resources, systems, and staff. Partner with the Board Treasurer and Finance Committee to manage budgets and reporting. Maintain compliance with nonprofit best practices, fiscal accountability, and transparency. Drive organizational performance metrics tied to growth, sustainability, and community outcomes. Board Relations & Governance Serve as the primary liaison between staff , the Board of Directors and Managing Partners. Provide strategic and financial updates to guide data-informed decision‑making. Support board development, recruitment, and engagement. Impact Priorities (First 12-18 Months) Expand LTYC's program presence into new counties and partner networks. Meet or exceed annual fundraising and partnership growth goals. Strengthen financial systems and operational infrastructure for scale. Increase donor retention and unrestricted revenue by 10% annually. Foster an inclusive organizational culture that reflects LTYC's values and community impact. What We're Looking For Minimum of 7-10 years of leadership experience in nonprofit, startup, or arts-based organizations, with a proven record of hands‑on execution. Experience working with artists, educators, and creative professionals, with a passion for integrating the arts into education and youth development. Demonstrated change management expertise-capable of leading through transition, rebuilding systems, and cultivating a resilient organizational culture. Proven success in diversifying funding sources and developing creative resource strategies, including partnerships, sponsorships, and earned income initiatives. Strong network and ability to leverage community relationships, philanthropic connections, and creative partnerships. Entrepreneurial spirit with the ability to balance visionary leadership and operational implementation. Preferred Qualifications Advanced degree in Education, Business, Nonprofit Management, or a related field. Background in arts education, youth leadership, or community-based programming. Familiarity with startup operations, business modeling, or early-stage organizational development. Experience rebuilding or scaling organizations through growth and transition phases. Track record of engaging artists, creative teams, or cultural institutions in programmatic collaboration. Experience leading multi-state initiatives or organizational expansion. LTYC offers a competitive and rewarding compensation package designed to attract top-tier executive talent. The role includes an annual base salary of $100,000, comprehensive medical and dental insurance, and eligibility for annual performance-based bonuses tied to organizational growth and fundraising outcomes. Additional benefits include the potential for investment or equity participation in strategic initiatives aligned with LTYC's sustainability goals, professional development opportunities, generous paid time off and holidays, and a flexible hybrid work environment that combines remote collaboration with in-person engagement across Maryland, Virginia, Washington, D.C. and surrounding areas Cover letter describing your leadership experience and alignment with LTYC's mission Three professional references (references will only be contacted for finalist candidates) Leaders of Tomorrow Youth Center (LTYC) is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We value diverse lived experiences and encourage applicants from all backgrounds to apply. We are committed to building an inclusive workplace where creativity, collaboration, and community thrive. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Lead the dynamic workflow and day-to-day operations of the shelters, medical services and animal control division. As a key manager, you'll oversee a dedicated team of kennel staff, technicians, practice manager, shelter managers, and programs ensuring the highest level of care for our animal population. Ensure animals are attended to quickly and efficiently. Oversee and manage intake and outcome processes and other daily shelter functions. Oversee contracts, budgeting, and service calls, assets, cases, and any other daily functions streamlining operations for maximum impact. In conjunction with the Veterinarians lead the charge in maintaining exceptional shelter veterinary care. Oversight of medical protocols, pharmacy operations, and daily functions will be instrumental in providing animals with the care they deserve. Proactively manages any necessary licenses, certifications, inspections of building and other building maintenance to include performing routine checks addressing any issues promptly. Anticipates and addresses potential issues proactively, using critical thinking to make decisions that minimize liability and protect the organizations interests. Oversees all facets of the customer experience for members of the public accessing veterinary care, shelter, and animal control services, ensuring timely, compassionate, and effective support. Takes part in the euthanasia decisions, oversees the necessary approval process, including but not limited to seeking CEO & COO approval as required, to ensure that these difficult decisions are made with the highest ethical standards and respect for the animals involved. Proactively orders necessary supplies while assisting with inventory management to ensure optimal stock levels, prevent shortages, and effectively control budget expenditures. Adheres to established budgets, participating in budgeting process, and conducting thorough review to identify areas of potential cost savings and opportunities for financial optimization. Develops and manages staff schedules to ensure adequate coverage, reviews payroll for accuracy and discrepancies while collaborating with others for its submission. Delivers timely and constructive feedback to staff, focusing on specific actions and behaviors, and offering actionable guidance for improvement to include annual reviews. Constructively manage staff, including hiring, progressive forms of disciplinary actions and terminations with thorough documentation to support fair and lawful decisions while maintaining constant contact with CEO and COO regarding staff issues. Analyzes staffing needs across campuses, appropriately making informed decisions to assign or reassign staff. Hiring and making tough but necessary termination decisions, as required to attain optimal operating efficiency within budgetary constraints across campuses, while following company policies and legal guidelines, and minimizing disruption to operations. Manage workflow to create efficiencies within and across campuses. Create, maintain and organize shelter records. Continuously monitor workflows, adjusting as needed to ensure optimal performance and adapt to changing needs. Proactively addresses and de-escalates conflicts involving staff or the public, using effective communication and problem-solving skills to resolve issues in a fair and respectful manner. Reduce the need for CEO/COO intervention in public matters. Assist in managing or manage other shelter programs such as the Safety Net Programs, Enrichment, Behavior, Pets for Life, special events, Life Saving and/or other programs. This position may be asked to perform any of the duties and responsibilities of any staff member. Act as liaison to CEO/COO for all operational needs and concerns. Any other duties as assigned. Client and Community Service Admit and release animals from BVSPCA in a responsive, courteous and tactful manner to both internal and external clients ensuring a smooth experience. Inform clients of any pertinent medical information regarding animal care; communicate release instructions clearly, addressing any questions or concerns clients may have. Practice and encourage the humane treatment of animals. Deliver top-notch service to all. Clearly and actively promote our mission, services, programs, and events. Highlight and promote donation and giving opportunities as appropriate. Diversity and Inclusiveness Work effectively with individuals and colleagues from diverse communities and cultures. Safety Prioritize safety. Ensure a safe work environment; adhere to safety guidelines and model a safe work practice. Take immediate action to address any safety concerns that could endanger people, animals, or the organization at risk. Maintain a clean, organized, healthy, and sanitary work area; follow all pest and rodent control protocols. Qualifications An associate or bachelor's degree is a plus. 3 years of staff management experience. At least 5 years of experience working in an open admission animal shelter Ability to bend, kneel and stand for long periods of time. Ability to lift 50lbs. Ability to multitask under high-pressure situations. Work in loud environments on hard surfaces. Commitment to the mission, values, goals, and success of the BVSPCA. Experience with humane animal handling and restraint techniques of healthy, ill, and feral animals. Proven ability to safely, effectively, and compassionately care for and handle all animals, including large and untrained pets. Ability to understand and communicate pertinent medical information with colleagues and clients. Independently motivated to start and finish tasks. Working Conditions Work is performed in a shelter/animal hospital setting. Frequent bending, reaching, kneeling, and climbing stairs while seeing patients. Exposure to disinfectant solutions when in various areas to include the kennel & treatment areas. Subject to potential animal bites and scratches while handling animals. Repeated lifting and carrying of animals weighing up to 50 pounds and occasionally over 50 pounds. Consistent exposure to animals and animal allergens under conditions with limited alternatives available. BVSPCA is now elevating animal services for the nation's capital #J-18808-Ljbffr

The Board of Trustees of Notre Dame of Maryland University (NDMU), a student-centered and mission focused Catholic institution rooted in the enduring charism of the School Sisters of Notre Dame (SSND), invites inquiries, nominations, and applications for the position of President. The Board seeks a visionary, strategic, and mission-oriented leader prepared to honor the University's 130-year foundational heritage while articulating a bold, forward-looking strategy to advance NDMU's mission, and further the University's academic excellence, enrollment, and financial strength. NDMU is a private, Catholic, comprehensive university in Baltimore City with the mission to educate leaders to transform the world. NDMU offers a wide variety of full- and part-time undergraduate, graduate, doctoral, and certificate programs for women and men. The University enrolls over 2,400 students and has a School of Arts, Sciences, and Business; and Schools of Education, Nursing, Pharmacy and Health Professions, and Integrative Health. Notre Dame has been named one of the best "Regional Universities North" by U.S. News & World Report. NDMU has a legacy of innovation, and following the transformational leadership of retiring President Marylou Yam the University is well-positioned for continued success. Full information about the position, including the application process and salary range, can be found in the position profile located in the Open Searches section of the Academic Search website. Academic Search is assisting NDMU in its search for President. Conversations are encouraged as our consultants want to get to know you and share information that might be helpful in discerning your interest and preparing application materials. If you are interested in the position, or making a nomination, please arrange a confidential discussion by contacting: Senior Consultant Scott Flanagan (direct booking) or Consultant Disa Mason. This position is open until filled, but only applications received by February 8, 2026 can be assured full consideration. The application submission address is ********************************. Equal Opportunity Employer Notre Dame of Maryland University is an Equal Opportunity Employer. The University does not discriminate in offering equal access to its educational programs and activities or with respect to employment terms and conditions on the basis of age, color, creed, disability, genetic information, marital status, national or ethnic origin or ancestry, race, religion, sex (including pregnancy, sexual orientation, or gender identity or expression) or veteran status. #J-18808-Ljbffr

The Northwest Colorado Council of Governments (NWCCOG) seeks a full-time Deputy to support the Program Director for the Northwest Loan Fund (NLF) in all aspects of operating and managing the Community-Based Development Organization (CBDO). The Deputy Director position is an Exempt (salaried) employee of NWCCOG with full benefits. Summary The Deputy NLF Program Director supports the NLF Program Director in all aspects of the Northwest Loan Fund program, with primary responsibilities for accurate loan file management, reporting, and cross‑training in all program operations. The Deputy acts as the secondary contact for clients and stakeholders, assists with loan processing, and is prepared to step into the Director's role as needed. This position is critical for program continuity and operational support. The two positions at the Northwest Loan Fund, Deputy and Director, are expected to work collaboratively to ensure the success and compliance of the program, with the Deputy assisting and supporting the director, and in time, be fully prepared to assume Director responsibilities in the Director's absence. NLF Purpose To improve the economic base of and/or bring new wealth into the Northwest Colorado counties by providing loans to businesses that create or retain jobs for primarily low‑ and moderate‑income persons. To provide access to capital for business acquisition, expansion, or start‑up within Northwest Colorado. The NLF serves a nine‑county region and travel for site visits and meetings during all seasons is required. Reporting Relationship Reports to the NLF Program Director Reporting Location NWCCOG Office, 249 Warren Avenue, Silverthorne, CO 80498. Daily report location is negotiable as the job requires frequent travel across nine counties and may utilize a remote office. Wages and Benefits The wage range for this position is $80,000 ($100,000 mid‑point) to $120,000 maximum. Job offer will depend on experience and expected timeline to achieve full proficiency to approach the maximum. NWCCOG provides a full range of benefits which can be found on the careers page of our website, ****************************************************************************** #J-18808-Ljbffr

Why Work for Wonders Early Learning + Extended Day? Play isn't just fun, It's fundamental! Children need playtime, it is crucial for healthy development. Children learn about the world by exploring ideas, manipulating objects, investigating creative materials, and problem-solving with others. Using imagination and creativity, children take on new roles and test new concepts. Wonders teachers use observation and planning to create learning experiences that are intentional and provide meaningful context for children to practice skills and express ideas. Join the Wonders family of caring, dedicated, and fun educators! About Wonders Our Mission - To create and advance high quality, diverse educational communities that teach children the foundations of life‑long learning and social responsibility. Since our inception in 1976, our goal has been to provide non‑profit, quality child care to working families. Over the years, we have grown from a single center in the basement of All Saint's Church in Chevy Chase, Maryland to multiple accredited early learning, extended day, and summer camp programs across the DC Metropolitan Region. Our programs support today's workforce, while growing the workforce of tomorrow. Benefits & Compensation Our benefits package includes paid time off, holidays, winter break, medical with HRA, dental, vision, life insurance, disability, critical illness, accident insurance, 403(b) retirement savings plan, Wonders tuition discounts, and professional development training. Benefits eligibility is dependent on job type status. We provide paid pre‑employment background checks, fingerprinting, medical exams, & drug screens as well as paid New Hire Orientation. Wonders values its educators and leaders and we invest in our workforce by prioritizing compensation and nurturing meaningful careers. Our educators are regularly engaged in efforts towards continuous improvement in their skills and knowledge in the classroom. Approximately 80% of our annual budget is directed to staff compensation. Job Summary The Director of Operations is responsible for managing the daily operations of the organization and executing the implementation of Wonders' strategic plan. Reporting to the Executive Director and working closely with the Wonders administrative team, the Director of Operations will provide leadership, strong fiscal management, and active oversight in aligning the goals of the organization. The Director of Operations is responsible for ensuring compliance with all regulatory agencies, risk management, compliance requirements, and facilities management for multiple locations. The Director of Operations will also be responsible for the management and oversight of the Wonders Professional Development Consortium. Essential Functions Compliance and reporting: Lead and oversee all compliance and reporting activities to ensure proper state licensing, maintenance of certain business account records; adherence to federal, state, and local regulatory laws and reporting; compliance with insurance requirements, and otherwise manage all professional and contractual relationships, as appropriate. Organizational leadership: Serve on the administrative leadership team, collaborating thoughtfully and enthusiastically in support of Wonders' mission and strategic priorities. Ensure that Wonders is current and conforms to federal, state, and local legal requirements, as well as best practices in the area of nonprofit management. Oversee all program emergency preparedness protocols. Facilities and vendor relationships: Provide administrative leadership and oversee the relationships with Wonders' facilities management. Discern appropriateness of Wonders' contractual relationships with vendors, actively managing these relationships to ensure mutual understanding of responsibilities, accountability, fiscal responsibility and open, clear communications. Assess program needs and risks through management reports and regular site visits. Provide strategic leadership to ensure a culture of continuous improvement and efficiency. Other duties or responsibilities as assigned. Core Competencies Effective team leader with a strong record of driving strategic initiatives. Solid grasp of nonprofit operations, budgeting, and business functions. Skilled in planning, organizing, and executing complex projects. Resourceful, data‑driven problem‑solver with strong analytical abilities. Clear, adaptable communicator skilled at engaging diverse stakeholders. Committed to advancing equity through policy, practice, and program design. Qualifications Minimum of a Bachelor's degree in operations, business, or related field. Minimum 5 years of nonprofit management, educational leadership, or related experience Exceptional track record of leadership Superior project management skills Resourceful and analytical with excellent verbal and written communication skills Understanding of all facets of business operations and budget management Knowledge of IT infrastructure and computer skills Aptitude in problem-solving and decision-making Understanding of analytics and performance metrics to support a cycle of continuous improvement Aptitude in strategic thinking and implementation of strategic initiatives. A firm commitment to advancing equity through program delivery, policies and practice EEO Statement Wonders provides equal opportunity to all employees and applicants for employment and prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, citizenship, current or future military status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, marital or familial status or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws. ADA Compliance Consistent with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), it is the policy of Wonders to provide reasonable accommodation when requested by a qualified applicant or employee with a disability, unless such accommodation would cause an undue hardship. The policy regarding requests for reasonable accommodation applies to all aspects of employment, including the application process. If reasonable accommodation is needed, please contact Human Resources. Additional Information Job Type: Full‑time/Exempt Program Length: Indefinite Work Schedule: 8:00a to 5:00p (Onsite) Work Location: 5272 River Road, Bethesda, MD 20816 #J-18808-Ljbffr

The Rodel Institute is an independent, nonprofit organization devoted to strengthening American democracy and improving the quality of public leadership in the United States. A nonpartisan center for leadership and intellectual growth, Rodel helps America's most promising leaders reach their full potential as public servants, deepen their commitment to democracy and the rule of law, and work together to address some of our nation's most important domestic and international challenges. The Institute's programs convene diverse leaders from across the political, legal, and policy spectrum in an effort to find common ground, build relationships, and encourage the understanding and cooperation needed to move our nation forward. To achieve this mission, Rodel runs five main programs: the Rodel Fellowship, Judicial Fellowship, Rodel America, Congressional Fellowship, and the Edwards Book Award. Rodel's Fellowship Programs engage bipartisan groups of state and local elected officials, members of Congress, or federal judges and state supreme court justices in a series of multi-day seminars to discuss ethical values, democratic principles, and wise and effective leadership. Additionally, the Edwards Book Award is Rodel's signature book prize awarded annually to a book published in the prior year that promises to make an outstanding contribution to the understanding and practice of democracy and American politics. About You A highly-organized, dynamic self-starter who is excited to be an integral part of a small team launching and running new initiatives to strengthen American democracy. This position requires a detail-oriented problem solver willing to wear many hats in a small nonprofit. The Deputy Director will report to the COO and the Executive Director of the Rodel Congressional Fellowship and will primarily support the Executive Director but will also work with all staff members in support of Rodel's institutional priorities. Responsibilities of this position will include (but are not limited to): Strategy: Serve as a thought partner and key decision-maker with the Executive Director on Congressional Fellowship curricular design, new fellow recruitment efforts, and program structure. Logistics: Oversee the day-to-day operations of the Congressional Fellowship. Responsible for all administrative tasks related to the Congressional Fellowship, including site selection, lodging and dining details, transportation needs, and scheduling requirements in collaboration with the Director of Logistics. Work closely with the Executive Director to coordinate operations and attend all meetings related to the Congressional Fellowship, including the seminars themselves. Curriculum: Ensure completion of the seminar agendas and curriculum, working with the Executive Director and senior staff to vet materials and compile the final readings for distribution to Fellows. Research and select moderators for each seminar, evaluating possible candidates in conjunction with the Executive Director and senior staff. Draft program evaluations and assist with data gathering efforts. Congressional Liaison: Act as the direct contact with Congressional staff, working with Member offices to address their logistical needs. Ensure all required ethics forms are completed in an accurate and timely fashion. Management: Oversee all work of the Program Coordinator in relation to the Congressional Fellowship. Manage the Program Coordinator workflow to ensure an efficient allocation of time between the Congressional Fellowship and broader Institute support. Qualifications Bachelor's degree with high academic achievement in a related field with demonstrated interest in American democracy and politics. Advanced degree a plus. 3-6 years of experience working in politics, government, or the non-profit world, with a preference for experience in a Congressional office or the federal government. Prior experience in nonprofit administration, event planning, project management, communications, and/or political consulting is also helpful. Outstanding attention to detail with excellent organizational and time management skills. Strong management experience including the ability to multitask and manage competing deadlines and priorities in a fast-paced environment with a positive attitude. Enthusiastic and flexible team player who takes initiative on projects. Excellent communication skills, including exceptional writing, proofreading, and editing skills. Proficiency in Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Dynamics database management preferred with the aptitude to learn and utilize new technologies. Interest in Rodel's mission of strengthening American democracy through bipartisan dialogue. Success working in a remote or hybrid work environment. Pay $80,000-110,000 per year Benefits 401(k) 401(k) matching up to 12% of salary Dental insurance Flexible schedule Health insurance Paid time off Comp time Professional development assistance Vision insurance Schedule Monday to Friday Position Duration Grant contingent with funding secure through December 31, 2027 Position Location Remote (with a preference for the D.C. area) with travel 3 - 6 weekends annually FLSA Status Exempt Application instructions Please be sure to indicate you saw this position on geopolist.com #J-18808-Ljbffr

Bethesda, Maryland (MD) The Corporate Relations Director is responsible for developing and managing strategic partnerships with corporations to advance NCAC's mission and revenue goals. This position focuses on cultivating, soliciting, and stewarding corporate donors and, as partners, aligning partnership opportunities with organizational priorities. ResponsibilitiesStrategic Partnership Development Create and implement a comprehensive corporate engagement strategy to expand the organization's corporate supporter base Identify and cultivate new corporate prospects across leading industries in the Washington, DC region Negotiate partnerships, cause-marketing campaigns, and workplace giving programs Develop a comprehensive corporate benefits matrix to offer, track, fulfill, and scale a suite of benefits that deliver value and impact to corporate partners Revenue Generation Secure corporate gifts and sponsorships for events and programs, often in the five- and six-figure range Establish a portfolio of corporate donors and partners to achieve annual revenue targets through diversified corporate fundraising streams Develop and maintain a target list of potential corporate partners and create donor life-cycle strategies that follow a moves management structure Relationship Management Serve as NCAC's primary liaison between corporate partners and internal implementation teams Develop personalized stewardship plans to ensure partner satisfaction and retention Lead organizational stewardship efforts of corporate relationships to ensure high impact of donor contributions Represent NCAC at corporate meetings, networking events, and community functions Work closely with senior leadership, board members, and cross-functional teams (development, events, communications) Work closely with the Special Events Director to optimize corporate partners for NCAC, including integration of events and sponsorship opportunities Provide reports on organizational and departmental key performance indicators, revenue progress, and engagement metrics to leadership Work with the Donor Data Manager to proactively and reactively provide research profiles on companies and key personnel for the purpose of executive briefings Ensure that all records pertaining to corporate relationships are purposefully and transparently captured using NCAC systems, including CRM Education Bachelor's degree required; Master's degree in nonprofit management, business, or related field preferred Qualifications Proven success in securing major corporate partnerships and sponsorships Strong negotiation, communication, and presentation skills Ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines Familiarity with CRM systems (e.g., Blackbaud) and fundraising best practices Strategic thinking and planning Relationship-building and networking Financial acumen and goal orientation Leadership and team collaboration Ethical and compliance awareness All councils are equal opportunity employers and offer a competitive salary, based on the council's geographic location. Professional Scouting offers benefits to include major medical, prescription coverage, dental, vision, life insurance, long-term disability, accidental death, retirement plan, plus compensation for authorized and approved business-related expenses, including phone and mileage reimbursement. We also offer a generous vacation policy and holiday observances. Salary or Salary Range: $90,000-$95,000 How to Apply: ***************************** Use Google Chrome or Firefox when applying. Please keep your manager and SE informed of your resume submission and interest in this position. How Did You Hear About This Opportunity? #J-18808-Ljbffr

About Our District Baltimore City Public Schools (City Schools) is one of the nation's first public school systems. Established in 1829, the district comprises more than 150 schools and programs, serving over 70,000 students and employing approximately 12,000 staff. City schools are a vibrant and continual source of pride and identity for generations of Baltimore residents and neighborhoods. Baltimore City Schools consists of multiple types of schools, including neighborhood, charter, criteria-based, and choice programs. The Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners (Board) is committed to honoring City Schools' significant legacy and having schools evolve so that all students can achieve the future they can choose. About the Chief Executive Officer Role The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) will serve as a trusted partner to the Board, collaborating closely with the Board to translate strategic priorities into clear objectives, measurable outcomes, and robust operational plans. In this role, the CEO will act as steward of the Board's vision and strategic agenda - ensuring alignment across all levels of the organization, providing transparent governance reporting, and upholding accountability to the Board and the broader stakeholder community. In addition, the CEO will cultivate and sustain meaningful relationships with city government leadership, philanthropic funders, and public‑private partners, representing City Schools as both ambassador and convener. The successful candidate will work across sectors to build shared frameworks of action, advance policy and funding partnerships, and marshal the resources and collaborations needed to drive systemic progress and mission‑critical impact. Key Responsibilities (“The What”) Academic Achievement and Student Success Accelerates measurable improvements in reading and math proficiency and expands focus on financial literacy and college/career pathways in alignment with the Blueprint for Maryland's Future and City Schools' Portrait of a Graduate. Ensures acceleration of learning for students with differing abilities and ensures inclusion and tailored support for students with IEPs. Ensures equitable access to a variety of after-school, tutoring, arts, sports, and enrichment programs. Guarantees high-quality, consistent learning experiences across all schools, regardless of neighborhood or school type. Promotes safe, supportive, and inclusive environments through mental health supports, attendance strategies, anti-bullying practices, and resource allocation for students facing homelessness. Strategic Leadership and Vision Communicates a clear, equity-centered vision for student achievement and organizational excellence. Aligns district initiatives, resources, and personnel to address persistent gaps in literacy, math, and graduation outcomes. Sets measurable priorities around student safety, attendance, and engagement, and reports progress transparently to the community. Cultivates relationships with and manages a unionized charter school ecosystem of which 20% of the student population attends. Talent Management and Culture Development Strengthens systems to recruit, retain, and support educators in high-needs schools and content areas. Builds and sustains a diverse, culturally competent workforce that reflects Baltimore's communities and affirms student identity. Fosters a culture of accountability, collaboration, and student-centered decision-making. Provides professional growth and leadership development pathways for staff, cultivating future leaders from within the school system. Supervises negotiations and builds collaborative relationships with a unionized labor force, including 6 labor unions and nearly 12,000 unionized positions. Community and Family Engagement Enhances family engagement through transparent communication and visible leadership. Expands multilingual and newcomer support, particularly for immigrant and multilingual learner families. Deepens partnerships with community-based organizations, local nonprofits, and higher education institutions. Sustains trust with parent organizations, unions, and staff associations through proactive engagement. Operational and Financial Stewardship Oversees $1.7B operating budget and resource allocations with an emphasis on long-term sustainability. Prioritizes modern, safe, and well-maintained facilities, addressing infrastructure inequities across schools and neighborhoods. Strengthens transportation, enrollment, and school assignment systems to stabilize and grow district enrollment. Aligns capital investments and development planning with educational priorities and community needs. Understands the ‘Blueprint for Maryland's Future' and the state and federal funding structures affecting City Schools. Performs and promotes all activities in compliance with equal employment and non-discrimination policies; and fulfills all responsibilities and obligations set forth in federal laws, state laws, school board policies, administrative regulations, and professional standards External Relations and Advocacy Serves as a visible, approachable, and empathetic leader within the Baltimore community. Strengthens relationships with City Hall, the state legislature, and civic leaders to secure resources and influence policy. Engages transparently with media and stakeholders to share progress and address challenges. Advocates for Baltimore's students and families at local, state, and national levels. Navigates complex policy environments ensuring City Schools have the resources it needs to meet its outcomes for students. Key Competencies (“The How”) Visionary and Strategic Leader Leads City Schools through thoughtful planning and mobilizes the community behind a unified vision. Anticipates challenges and adapts strategies to achieve results. Aligns people, systems, and resources toward strategic goals. Effective Communicator and Collaborator Builds trust through listening, transparency, and clear communication with students, families, staff, and partners. Balances diverse interests through diplomacy and skilled negotiation. Instructional and Operational Steward Demonstrates expertise in teaching and learning leadership with coherent alignment of resources. Uses data and evidence-based practices to manage systems with integrity and fairness. Ensures inclusive practices and targeted strategies to close opportunity gaps. Champions multilingual and special education programs to meet the needs of all learners. Understands and advocates for students and families facing housing and food insecurity. Culture Builder and Emotionally Intelligent Leader Demonstrates empathy, humility, and resilience under pressure. Promotes belonging, collaboration, and shared accountability. Innovative, Data-Informed Decision Maker Uses data to identify challenges and inform innovative solutions. Translates complex information into actionable goals and measurable outcomes. Minimum of 10 years of progressive leadership experience in K-12 education, including at least 5 years in a senior administrative role (urban district experience strongly preferred). Eligible for or in possession of a COMAR 13A.12.05.04B professional Superintendent II certificate issued by the Maryland State Department of Education. Demonstrated success improving student learning, advancing equity, and leading systemic change. Deep knowledge of educational policy, governance, fiscal management, and operations. Experience working effectively in diverse, multicultural, and multilingual communities. Strong financial management and budget oversight skills. Exceptional written, verbal, and public communication abilities. Commitment to public education and to becoming an active, long-term member of the Baltimore community. Ability to lead with resilience, integrity, and strategic focus during times of change. The salary range for this executive position is $315,000 to $375,000 annually, with a midpoint of $345,000, commensurate with qualifications, demonstrated competencies, and depth of leadership experience. In addition to a competitive base salary, the organization offers a comprehensive benefits package that may include performance-based incentives, retirement plan contributions, robust health and wellness coverage, generous paid leave, and professional development opportunities. The final compensation package will be determined based on the candidate's experience, expertise, and alignment with organizational priorities. Notice of Nondiscrimination Baltimore City Public Schools (“City Schools”) does not discriminate in its employment, programs, and activities based on race, ethnicity, color, ancestry, national origin, nationality, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, gender expression, marital status, pregnancy or parenting status, family structure, ability (cognitive, social/emotional, and physical), veteran status, genetic information, age, immigration or citizenship status, socioeconomic status, language, or any other legally or constitutionally protected attributes or affiliations. Discrimination undermines our community's long-standing efforts to create, foster, and promote equity and inclusion for all. Some examples of discrimination include acts of hate, violence, harassment, bullying, or retaliation. For more information, see Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners Policies JBA (Nondiscrimination - Students), JBB (Sex-Based Discrimination - Students), JICK (Bullying, Harassment, or Intimidation of Students), ACA (Nondiscrimination - Employees and Third Parties), ACB (Sexual Harassment - Employees and Third Parties), ACD (ADA Reasonable Accommodations), and ADA (Equity), and the accompanying City Schools Administrative Regulations. City Schools also provides equal access to the Boy and Girl Scouts and other designated youth groups. Link to Full Nondiscrimination Notice. The above is intended to describe the essential content of and requirements for the performance of this job. It is not to be construed as an exhaustive statement of duties, responsibilities or requirements related to the essential functions of the position. #J-18808-Ljbffr

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