Director community programs job description

The Arc of the Quad Cities Area is currently seeking out a Division Director of Community Programs and Work Services. The position will be a member of the Senior Leadership team and will work in partnership with the Executive Director in developing and implementing a strategic plan that supports the agencies guiding principles and will foster the long term health of The Arc. This best person for this position will be forward thinking in their development of programs and of program staff.

The person in this position must have a BA or BS in human services field however, MA/MS is Preferred, as well as a minimum of 5 years supervisory experience. This person will need to have a valid driver's license in good standing along with appropriate auto insurance and the ability to demonstrate effective writing and accounting skills, as well as demonstrate effective communication skills and the ability to work collaboratively as part of Senior Leadership.

Some responsibilities include but are not limited to, Providing effective and inspiring leadership, as well as stewardship for all programs assigned, Direct, manage, evaluate and ensure division businesses and service programs are effective and in compliance with all appropriate regulatory standards and that reports, data and other information required by funding and/or regulatory agencies are prepared accurately and submitted timely, Actively design, implement, support and evaluate service programs and business opportunities, as well as lead a high performing team of program directors and managers by further developing and implementing recruitment, training and retention strategies.

A Person in this position would be responsible for using independent judgment to make employment decisions, including but not limited to hiring, training, scheduling of work hours, monitoring job performance, evaluating and disciplining assigned staff as well as Ensuring timely processing, and submission of all individual attendance and billing records per agency's procedure and more.

Most importantly, the best person for this position would actively support and further the mission of The Arc of the Quad Cities Area: "To empower people with disabilities to believe in their own unique abilities and achieve their full potential by providing quality, innovative services that focus on advocacy, independence, employment, meaningful community life and personal happiness."
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"We are an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability or veteran status."

This is your opportunity to be part of a privately owned full service Apartment Management Operations company

. This outstanding company is seeking an experienced full-time Community Director for our beautiful property. The ideal candidate will have the following experience and skills:
5+ Years of experience in Property Management Leasing Experience Experienced in Word, Excel, and Entrata Must be well organized, personable, and responsible Strong Customer Service Skills Goal-oriented with strong leadership skills Strong Budget Management Control Vendor Relation Management Experience Must be able to multi-task and be proactive Knowledgeable in Landlord-Tenant Laws and Fair Housing Laws
Duties will include but not limited to :
* Meeting company goals
* Manage the property, staff, and ensure high performance
* Work with maintenance to ensure service requests are completed in a timely manner.
* Ensure vacated units are inspected pre and post punch to certify it is completed in a timely manner and will meet the standards of our new residents
* Practice expense control and adhere to the budget
* Maximize Income and ensure rents are successfully collected
* Assure notices are sent at the appropriate time and in accordance with Local and State regulations
Job Type : Full-time
Benefits:
401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Vision insurance
Schedule:
8 hour shift Monday to Friday
Experience:
Property management: 5 years (Required)
Company Description5-Star serves the day-to-day needs and long-term goals of each client we serve. We strive to create lasting partnerships with organizations, ranging from start-up companies to Fortune 500 corporations by:

-Providing a resourceful team of recruiters and staffing professionals.
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-5-Star responsive and cost-effective staffing solutions give you the freedom to grow your business without constraints.

The Community Mobilization Director primarily works in GLSEN’s headquarters in New York City and will travel to chapters across the United States (approximately 30-40%). During the Coronavirus pandemic this role is 100% remote while social distancing orders are in place.

Annual Salary:

$110,000.00 - $120,000.00

About GLSEN

GLSEN works to create safe and affirming schools for all students, regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression. We have been doing this work since 1990, and we are the only national organization dedicated to transforming K-12 education systems to affirm LGBTQ+ students, particularly those who are trans, nonbinary, Black, Indigenous, people of color, people with disabilities, and from other communities that experience marginalization. With 44 Chapters in 40 states across the country, we work at the national, state, and local levels to form GSAs (Gay Straight Alliances or Gender and Sexuality Alliances), supportive networks of educators and other adult allies, develop inclusive curriculum, and pass policies that prohibit victimization, including discrimination, bullying, harassment, and punitive discipline that puts young people at greater risk for entering the school to prison pipeline. Our work has produced measurable improvements in the lives of LGBTQ+ students in the United States and internationally and helped establish new norms of safety and affirmation for LGBTQ+ students in K-12 schools.

For more information on GLSEN’s policy advocacy, student leadership initiatives, school-based programs, research, and professional development for educators visit www.glsen.org .

About You

We are looking for individuals who are willing to think boldly about the future of K-12 education and how best to serve students. The GLSEN team seeks colleagues committed to addressing the needs of all LGBTQ+ students and advancing equity in K-12 education, particularly in terms of promoting racial justice. We need individuals that work to build community with colleagues and volunteers and have a track record of working across differences to advance social causes. We need not just your passion, but your talents, skills, and willingness to do the hard work to build a more equitable future.

About this Role

GLSEN seeks a Director of Community Mobilization to join our leadership team. The Director of Community Mobilization is responsible for building the power and health of GLSEN’s national network of volunteer led GLSEN Chapters, helping to drive impact, learning, and growth at all levels of the organization by building and sustaining the strengths of our chapters and the collective power of the network. This includes fostering the connection between local GLSEN chapters and the national staff, as well as ensuring that GLSEN chapters are deeply connected with local partners in their service areas, providing a vital link across communities of school stakeholders.

The Director of Community Mobilization plays a key role in facilitating learning and dialogue across the network, ensuring that local knowledge and experience contribute to continual evolution and improvement for GLSEN, and that we are building power for LGBTQ+ and other marginalized school stakeholders. In partnership with colleagues across the national staff team, the Director of Community Mobilization ensures that all GLSEN programs, relationships, campaigns, and resources have impact at the local level, and that the power of GLSEN’s network contributes to building greater equity in K-12 education for all students, regardless of their sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression.

What is Needed to be Successful in this Role?

• Bachelor’s degree and 5-7 years’ experience (or +9 years’ experience with no Bachelor’s degree) with progressive leadership experience and management responsibility within community organizing/coalition building, volunteer management, youth development programming, or K-12 education;
• Proven ability to work with volunteers and community members, as well as students, educators, local school stakeholders and others in ways that empower them to achieve concrete programmatic and campaign goals;
• Strong management skills and the ability to mentor and lead diverse, intergenerational teams of staff professionals and volunteer GLSEN chapter leaders;
• Passion for equity in K-12 education and for health, well-being, and opportunity for LGBTQ+ students;
• Experience creating and deploying programming and campaigns that are driven by and/or responsive to community stakeholders;
• Ability to work effectively and manage a team under the pressure of multiple tight deadlines and budgetary constraints;
• Demonstrated ability to foster community across difference;
• Excellent written and oral presentation skills;
• Exceptional relationship management skills;
• Collaborative and resourceful mindset to leverage opportunities to achieve goals;
• Experience within medium to large non-profit, and/or social justice organizations, and working towards systems change on issues that impact marginalized communities preferred.

Benefits:

GLSEN offers a generous benefits package, including paid time off in addition to 10 paid holidays per year – two weeks off provided in addition to paid time off (July and December); 100% employer-paid medical and dental insurance for staff and optional benefits for family members (including domestic partners); life insurance; and a 401k plan with increasing employer contributions based on staff tenure.

GLSEN is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We strongly encourage people of color, people of diverse gender identities, people with disabilities, women, and non-LGBTQ people to apply.

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