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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. 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

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

A Washington-based think tank is seeking a Vice President of Development to lead its fundraising strategy and revenue growth. This role involves managing development operations and cultivating donor relationships. With a focus on comprehensive fundraising strategies, the ideal candidate should have over 10 years of senior-level experience in a mission-driven organization and a Bachelor's degree. The position requires excellent leadership and strategic planning skills, contributing to MEI's mission of enhancing understanding of the Middle East. The role is in-person at the Washington, DC headquarters. #J-18808-Ljbffr

The Land Trust Alliance has been a cornerstone of the private land conservation movement in the U.S. for more than 40 years, serving as the voice of the land trust community. As the national leader in policy, standards and education, we have been instrumental in growing the land trust community in impact, influence and excellence. We work passionately to support a member network of more than 1,000 land trusts and partners across America so they can save more land and better serve their communities. Our natural places and working lands are a lifeline to clean air, water, food and good health. These lands also bring us together, inspire us and provide opportunities to recreate and recharge. The land trust community is a crucial component in this equation. With important places under continual threat, land trusts need access to the best tools, information and policy advocates. Armed with a diverse network and valuable resources, the Alliance is the land trust community's source for the knowledge and capabilities they need to reach their goals. From tax and funding policies on Capitol Hill to innovative ideas, partnerships and initiatives, we ensure our land trust members can always be heard and achieve more. The Alliance is committed to building the constituency for conservation. Our team focuses on growing the capacity of land trusts to build public support and nonpartisan political influence in favor of private land conservation. At the same time, we work to elevate and promote the work of the Alliance and its programs to our members, funders and other key stakeholders. We envision a reenergized, more relevant conservation movement in which land trusts join with partners that have not traditionally identified as conservation organizations, including from the for-profit sector, around our shared interest of protecting special places. Organizationally, the Alliance has grown rapidly in the last eight years, and we are now on the cusp of launching a year-long planning process to develop the organization's next strategic plan, which will guide our programmatic priorities and organizational development over the next decade. To better support our mission delivery and organizational growth, we also recently undertook a complete digital transformation to upgrade and update key systems underpinning our work, including finance, member relationships, education and events, fundraising, website and strategic communications. This process engaged every department in the organization and continues to transform the way we work. Position Summary The Chief Operating Officer (COO) is a pivotal executive leader responsible for translating strategic vision into operational reality. Reporting directly to the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and serving as a core member of the executive leadership team, the COO drives enterprise-wide operational strategy, performance management, and organizational effectiveness. This role ensures that internal systems, infrastructure, risk management, and talent capabilities are fully aligned with the organization's mission and future direction. As the organization launches a transformational new strategic plan, the COO will play a leadership role in the internal execution of that plan, serving as the architect of cross-functional implementation and the steward of change management. This includes building organizational readiness, managing the integration of key strategic priorities across departments, and embedding systems for accountability, performance, and continuous improvement. A core focus of this role is direct oversight and leadership of Human Resources, Information Technology, and Administration. The COO supervises the Director of Human Resources, Director of Information Technology, and Operations Manager, ensuring these functions operate at the highest levels of excellence, compliance, and strategic alignment. The COO is responsible for optimizing the systems, tools, and talent that power the organization's daily operations and long-term resilience. A strategist and implementor in equal measure, the ideal candidate brings deep experience leading complex organizational change, driving culture transformation, and building high-performing teams. The COO will serve as a unifying force across the organization, strengthening internal alignment, cultivating a high-performance culture, and ensuring that operational infrastructure supports innovation, growth, and impact. Key Responsibilities Departmental Oversight and Staff Management Provide direct leadership and supervision for key operational departments and staff, including Human Resources, Information Technology, and Administration. Oversee the organization's human resources function and staff, ensuring that HR strategies, including talent development and organizational culture, are aligned with enterprise needs and values. Oversee the organization's information technologyfunction and staff, ensuring secure, scalable, and future-ready infrastructure, including data and digital systems aligned with strategic objectives. Ensure regulatory compliance, risk mitigation, and operational excellence across areas of oversight. Collaborate with executive leadership to develop/update and implement organizational policies; ensure compliance with applicable regulations and appropriately manage operational risk in the areas of COO purview. Secure and manage consultant capacity as needed in areas with direct supervisory responsibility. Organizational Strategy & Execution Partner with the CEO and executive leadership team to shape and execute the organization's strategic plan. Translate strategic goals into actionable implementation plans, performance metrics (KPIs), and integrated accountability systems. Lead the development and execution of annual enterprise operating plans that align with long-term strategic objectives. Serve as a key advisor to the CEO on enterprise operations, cross-functional coordination, and executive team effectiveness. Lead the design and implementation of decision-making frameworks, delegation models, and internal operating structures that foster clarity, agility, and collaboration. Change Management & Performance Leadership Drive organization-wide change management initiatives to support growth, impact, and strategic alignment. Support the integration of operational, programmatic, financial, and development functions to ensure organizational coherence and scale-readiness. Foster a culture of continuous learning, inclusive leadership, and performance excellence. Develop and implement systems to promote cross-department collaboration and shared accountability for strategic priorities. Build organizational capacity through scalable systems, talent strategies, and infrastructure that support long-term impact. Support Board governance efforts through committee engagement and cross-functional planning, as designated by CEO. Anticipate and advise on emerging enterprise-level issues/opportunities (e.g. the impact and acceleration of AI and evolving workforce trends) that affect organizational readiness and innovation. Strengthen internal coordination and strategic alignment during periods of rapid growth, planning transitions, or complex initiatives. Budget Management Lead development of annual budget for the departments within the COO purview; track and manage expenditures in line with approved budget for departments under purview. Work collaboratively with the Chief Financial Officer and executive leadership team to develop the Alliance's organization-wide annual budgets and long-range financial forecasts. Other Additional responsibilities and special projects as assigned by the CEO. Compensation The nationwide salary range for this position is $190,000 - $210,000. Actual salary is negotiable and will be commensurate with the skills, years of experience, physical location, and unique background and qualifications of the candidate. The Land Trust Alliance offers a comprehensive benefits package that includes, but is not limited to, medical, dental, vision and other health coverage; life and disability insurance; paid time off including vacation, sick and multiple holidays and 403(b) retirement benefits. The Land Trust Alliance's mission is to save the places people need and love by strengthening land conservation across America. The Land Trust Alliance is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, age, disability or marital status. Professional Experience/Qualifications Minimum of 10 years of progressive leadership experience, including executive-level responsibility overseeing multi-disciplinary, cross-functional teams in complex or mission-driven organizations. Proven success in senior enterprise operations, organizational strategy, or administration roles, with experience translating strategic plans into operational execution and measurable results. Demonstrated leadership in Human Resources and/or Information Technology, with expertise in systems implementation, workforce planning, and culture transformation. Demonstrated track record of building, coaching, and supporting high-performing leadership teams and fostering enterprise-wide alignment. Experience leading or contributing to organization-wide change management initiatives, including structural, cultural, and systems transitions. Sophisticated understanding of performance management, KPIs, and accountability systems to drive execution and impact. Demonstrated ability to navigate and lead through complexity, ambiguity, and growth. Strong strategic planning, facilitation, and decision-making capabilities grounded in systems thinking and cross-functional integration. Experience partnering with executive teams on strategic and governance matters. Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills, with high emotional intelligence and a collaborative leadership style. Strong working knowledge of compliance, risk management, and organizational resilience in nonprofit or hybrid contexts. MBA, MPA, or a related advanced degree strongly preferred. High proficiency in Microsoft Office and familiarity with enterprise systems and collaboration tools. Willingness to travel as needed. #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

Inaugural Executive Director, Institute for Advanced Computing Virginia Tech - Greater Washington, D.C. Area Alexandria, Virginia THE SEARCH Virginia Tech invites nominations and applications for the position of the inaugural Executive Director of the Institute for Advanced Computing (IAC). The Executive Director will serve as the visionary and strategic leader responsible for shaping and growing the recently established Institute. Reporting to the Vice President for the Greater Washington D.C. Area, and working collaboratively with senior university leadership, the Executive Director will lead the IAC in becoming a national leader in advanced computing research and education. The successful candidate must be a highly collaborative leader with a demonstrated ability to foster cooperation across disciplinary, institutional, and organizational boundaries. The Executive Director will be expected to thrive in a distributed environment-both geographically, given Virginia Tech's multi-campus presence, and organizationally, working effectively across diverse units and stakeholder groups. Equally important, the Executive Director should bring a strong record of program execution and partner engagement, including the capacity to translate strategic vision into operational success, deliver on complex initiatives, and sustain momentum across multiple priorities and constituencies. This is a rare opportunity for a bold, collaborative, and entrepreneurial leader to build a dynamic, interdisciplinary institute from the ground up-at the intersection of academia, government, and industry-in one of the most vibrant tech corridors in the country. Virginia Tech has retained Isaacson, Miller, a national executive search firm, to assist with this important search. Confidential applications, inquiries, and nominations should be directed to the search firm via their website or electronic submission addressed to: Pam Pezzoli, Partner Raul Bernal, Senior Associate Melissa Barravecchio, Senior Search Coordinator Isaacson, Miller Isaacson, Miller Open Searches for Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Institute for Advanced Computing #J-18808-Ljbffr

We're hiring! Are you fired up to elect Democrats up and down the ticket? Are you an experienced organizing professional ready to lead a Coordinated Campaign based in a key 2026 battleground state? The Democratic National Committee is committed to ensuring that we have the best talent ready to lead Coordinated Campaigns, based in our key 2026 battleground states. The DNC is assisting state parties by collecting resumes and applications for key roles to help elect Democrats up and down the ticket. The Coordinated Campaign Organizing Director will design and manage the 2026 organizing program in a targeted state (where they will be based). Candidates should have previous organizing and staff management experience. By submitting your resume and information, you agree that we may share it with Democratic organizations and state parties. These roles are with individual state parties, who will be responsible for all hiring decisions, salary, and specific job duties. Responsibilities Hire, train, and manage a large-scale organizing program, including Deputies, Regionals, Organizers Design the Coordinated Campaign's statewide organizing program, including volunteer recruitment and voter contact strategy Analyze reports and large datasets to optimize the program's performance Create systems to hold staff accountable to reaching ambitious goals Collaborate laterally with other Coordinated Campaign departments: Data, Operations, and Voter Protection. Work with DNC Organizing staff to develop plans and set goals. Qualifications 3 cycles of campaign experience, with at least two cycles of staff management experience on large-scale campaigns and/or political organizations Proven ability to design, scale, and execute high-performing, data-driven organizing programs Extensive experience recruiting, hiring, and coaching staff Excellent verbal, written, and communication skills and a strong ability to collaborate with stakeholders across and outside of the Coordinated Campaign Strong data literacy: ability to quickly analyze reports and make actionable recommendations Fluency with VAN and all relevant organizing technology Dedication to diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging in all aspects of an organizing program. Due to federal campaign finance rules, only U.S. citizens or U.S. green card holders are eligible for this role. See 52 U.S.C. 30121; 11 C.F.R. 110.20(i). Political Remote (Washington, District of Columbia, US) #J-18808-Ljbffr

Description for Executive Director of the Chesapeake Research Consortium Although this position will remain open until filled,please submit your applicationby December 7, 2025 for full consideration. Please use the form below to apply and note that you will be asked to upload the following 3 documents, preferably as PDFs: Single sheet with names and contact information of three references. ( Note: A Search Committee memberwillnotify you and request permission before contacting references.) The Chesapeake Research Consortium (CRC, ******************** a regional 501(c)(3) located near Annapolis, MD, seeks an experienced environmental scientist and leader to serve as its next Executive Director. Established in 1972, CRC represents some of the most active research institutions in the U.S., including Old Dominion University, Smithsonian Institution, The Johns Hopkins University, University System of Maryland, Penn State, Virginia Institute of Marine Science, and Virginia Tech. CRC's primary mission is to support long-term basic and applied research addressing coastal issues, ranging from land-based watershed considerations to rigorous investigation of water quality and living resources in its aquatic ecosystems. CRC fully enables its member institutions and broader scientific community in the region to inspire and implement solutions for understanding and managing of the Chesapeake Bay and its watershed. This is achieved through defining, coordinating, and disseminating the research and education that inform science-based management. To translate this mission into strategic action, CRC embraces four enabling roles: (1) convening managers and science providers, (2) creating pathways for emerging environmental professionals, (3) building platforms for sharing knowledge and developing solutions, and (4) supporting member institutions in the research and education efforts relevant to Chesapeake Bay partnership efforts. Roles and Responsibilities Below are some specific responsibilities of CRC's Executive Director. Interested candidates should review the CRC website for more information about our organization and the full range of activities associated with the position. Organizational Leadership Provide collaborative and supportive leadership to a team of seven dedicated CRC staff members at CRC's headquarters office in Edgewater, MD, cultivating a workplace culture rooted in trust, open communication, and mutual respect. Work in close partnership with staff to support their growth, encourage innovation, monitor individual and team performance, and advance the organization's mission together. Partner with CRC's Director of Finance to oversee day-to-day organizational operations. Partnerships and Program Support Identify and respond to science needs of the Chesapeake Bay restoration effort by convening managers and science providers through strategic communications, including a monthly webinar series and newsletters. Serve as Executive Secretary of the Chesapeake Bay Program's Science and Technical Advisory Committee (STAC, ************************* Since its creation in December 1984, STAC has enhanced scientific communication and outreach throughout the Chesapeake Bay watershed by providing independent scientific and technical advice to inform management decisions. Organizational Growth/Resource Development Lead efforts to expand and diversify CRC's funding portfolio, including identifying and cultivating new funding sources to ensure long-term financial sustainability and mission impact. Engage CRC's Board of Trustees on issues of capacity-building initiatives in three areas: (1) strengthening the environmental professional pipeline through professional development and internship programs, (2) supporting organizational development of CRC and its members through interdisciplinary and multi-institutional network building, and (3) acting as a proactive liaison between the research and management communities to facilitate science transfer for informed, science-based management and policy in the region. Support and help resource collaborative multi-disciplinary, multi-institution research projects as opportunities arise. The Executive Director is not expected to maintain an active research program. Frequent regional and occasional national/international meeting participation is expected. Continued affiliation within a partnering institution is possible, or alternatively employment and benefits may be provided directly through the CRC. Desired Skills and Background The ideal candidate would possess the following skills and background. If you meet at least 4 of the 6 items listed below, we strongly encourage you to apply. We welcome inclusion of nontraditional or nonformal education and experiences, volunteer, and lived experience that contribute to your fit for this role. Graduate degree in a relevant field of study and at least 10 years of leadership or related experience with nonprofit leadership, higher education, Chesapeake Bay-related research, and/or government or other regional partnerships. Familiarity with the Chesapeake Bay ecosystem, including its hydrology, water quality, living resources, tributaries, shorelines, and watershed dynamics - as well as the human activities that influence its sustainability. Knowledge of comparable ecosystems is also valued. Broad knowledge of the mid-Atlantic science network, with established relationships with federal and state agencies and regional NGOs. Strong verbal and writing skills are a necessity, as well as a demonstrated history of active interaction with science and management communities. Proven success in grant writing and fund development, with experience leveraging existing resources to attract new funding and build strategic partnerships that expand organizational impact. Experience in staff supervision and team leadership within collaborative, mission-driven environments. Demonstrated ability to support professional development, foster a positive team culture, and effectively manage performance through clear communication, feedback, and accountability. Additional Information The Executive Director will start as soon as possible in 2026. The specific start date will be set collaboratively with the selected candidate. Beginning the role in a reduced capacity to accommodate transition needs can be considered. The position is available full-time or part-time (minimum 50% capacity). The Executive Director may adopt a hybrid work schedule dividing time between working from CRC's office in Edgewater, MD and working remotely. Salary will be commensurate with experience and qualifications. The position will remain open until filled. To apply, please submit your application through our website ( ******************************************* ) by December 7, 2025 for full consideration. A completed application includes a cover letter, resume/CV, and a separate document with the names and contact information of three references. A Search Committee member will notify you and request permission before contacting references. Questions about the position? Please contact Bill Dennison ( ****************** ), Chair, CRC Board of Directors, or Melissa Fagan ( ********************* ), CRC Interim Executive Director. The Chesapeake Research Consortium recruits, employs, trains, compensates, and promotes regardless of race, religion, creed, national origin, ancestry, gender identity (including gender nonconformity and status as a transgender individual), sexual orientation, age, physical or mental disability, veteran status or any other characteristic protected under applicable federal, state, or local law. #J-18808-Ljbffr

The ED, Hospital Care Coordination provides leadership, direction, and oversight of all continuing care activities in the hospital/inpatient setting. This position serves in a key leadership capacity for an optimal approach to the management, delivery and value realization of strategic initiatives related to the efficient and effective care coordination for KP members served in hospitals. The position is accountable for implementing initiatives that ensure care without delay standards and processes are consistently delivered for desired optimal results. The role works closely with and coordinates with national and regional executives to provide project/program management delivery, consulting, performance improvement, change management and business analytic support for program wide strategic initiatives that positively impact the organization. This position is responsible for establishing efficient and organized processes to support excellent quality and service. Partners with other leaders from the Health Plan and MAMPG to ensure execution of program goals and key performance indicators. Essential Responsibilities: Leads the development and enterprise-wide implementation of strategies to improve acute care coordination and reduction of hospital admissions, ensuring benefit realization through improved quality outcomes, efficiency, and timely transitions of care. Drives execution of complex, cross-functional programs that enhance care without delay performance and related outcome measures. Designs and implements workflows and processes that promote smooth transitions from inpatient settings, supporting the right care in the right venue at the right time. Organizes and leads multidisciplinary teams to advance strategic goals and improve care coordination across the continuum. Develops and manages strategic partnerships with hospital partners, providers, external vendors, and internal stakeholders to support care delivery goals. Collaborates with Continuing Care, Care Delivery, Health Plan, and MAPMG leaders to align on quality, cost, and operational strategies for inpatient care. Manages budget performance and implements cost-effective strategies to improve care quality and service delivery. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Advocates for Immigrants in Detention NW is a non-profit organization that welcomes immigrant detainees to our community both during and upon release from NW ICE Processing Center in Tacoma, Washington. The organization's volunteer-powered initiatives assists the immigrant detainee while in detention. Upon release from detention, AIDNW operates a Welcome Center where volunteers assist the immigrant with travel arrangements and/or short term residence in a AIDNW maintained Hospitality House. The Advocates for Immigrants in Detention NW (AIDNW) Board of Directors is recruiting a talented, high energy individual to fill the new role of AIDNW Executive Director. The selected individual will work with the Board to promote the AIDNW mission, expand the awareness of the work of AIDNW, and secure the future financial and volunteer base. The position will require excellent communications skills, marketing experience, fundraising experience, and some non-profit management experience. If interested, please submit a cover letter and resume to EDapplicant@aidnw.org . #J-18808-Ljbffr

The Smithsonian Institution seeks a Director for the Jerome and Dorothy Lemelson Center, focusing on strategic leadership in invention education and innovation. This role offers competitive pay between $168,000 - $195,000 and requires a strong background in education, strategic planning, and fundraising. The successful candidate will manage staff and programs, engage with the public, and advance the mission of the center while navigating complex organizational structures. Applications should be submitted via the provided link. #J-18808-Ljbffr

At Asbury, we believe in making a meaningful difference every day. As a nationally recognized Great Place to Work , we are guided by a mission of doing all the good we can. We are committed to innovation, integrity, and compassion in serving older adults and creating vibrant communities where residents and associates thrive. Joining our team means you'll lead with purpose, have the autonomy to innovate, and be part of an organization that values people first. For nearly a century, Asbury Methodist Village has set the standard for award-winning retirement living in Montgomery County, Maryland. Located in Gaithersburg, MD, our vibrant continuing care retirement community rises above the ordinary-offering exceptional well-being programs, high-quality health services, and an unparalleled lifestyle for older adults. Spanning 134 beautiful acres, our campus is a certified arboretum featuring a 17-acre wildlife preserve, creating a setting that radiates energy, camaraderie, and endless possibilities. Home to 1,150 friendly residents and supported by 720 dedicated associates, we foster a welcoming, mission-driven environment where people truly make a difference. With a 5-star reputation, our commitment to excellence is recognized and celebrated. Asbury Methodist Village is known for its rich cultural events, engaging clubs, and innovative, award-winning programs-including Kinnections Brain Health-designed to help seniors move better, feel better, connect more, and experience more. Full-time Opportunit yCompensation Range: $225,000- $250,00 annually plus annual incentiv e Asbury Communities is seeking an experienced and visionary Executive Director to lead and manage all aspects of Asbury Methodist Village. This role provides strategic direction, financial oversight, and operational leadership to ensure excellence in resident services, regulatory compliance, and community growth. The Executive Director serves as the campus leader with autonomy to implement and adjust strategies in alignment with Asbury's mission and organizational goal s. Key Responsibilit ies Lead and oversee community operations, programs, and services to ensure high-quality resident experienc es.Develop and execute strategic and financial plans, managing an annual budget of 100 million doll ars Drive performance in resident and associate satisfaction, census growth, and service innovati on.Build partnerships with hospitals, physician networks, payors, and community organizations to strengthen integration and servic es.Monitor team performance, provide coaching, and ensure alignment with Asbury's strate gy.Create and manage leadership development pl ans Ensure strong communication with residents, families, staff, and community stakeholde rs.Organize and delegate duties effectively through departmental leadersh ip.Represent Asbury Communities in professional associations and within the broader senior living indust ry.Champion the Asbury brand on and off campus while supporting system-wide initiativ es. Qualificat ions Minimum of 10 years of leadership experience in a medium to large Continuing Care Retirement Community (C CRC).Proven success coordinating a large associate base and with a focus on supporting older adults in new and innovative strat egies Demonstrated ability to lead through influence, build consensus, and achieve results in a collaborative environ ment.Experience managing relationships with state of Maryland and associated business par tners Active engagement in corporate-level initiatives with a focus on future con sumer Exceptional communication and interpersonal sk ills.Business experience in senior living or retirement housing strongly prefe rred. Depending upon the status of the position, Asbury offers generous benefits including medical, dental, and vision coverage; 401K with match; PTO and paid hol idays. We are an equal opportunity employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, pregnancy, age, national origin, disability status, genetic information, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law.

The Executive Director ensures the success of all synagogue activities by coordinating with the Executive Committee, rabbinic leadership, and membership committees, and by leading the synagogue professional staff in the planning, preparation, and execution of all synagogue efforts, programs, and events. Community / Volunteer Engagement Ensure that the synagogue office is perceived by congregants as congregant-friendly-a place to go to find answers to questions, general assistance, and problem resolution. Extend goodwill and understanding to all individuals who interact with the synagogue in both official and unofficial capacities. Oversee contact for synagogue members with regard to life‑cycle events and the planning of Smachot. Support volunteers and work with the Rabbi, Executive Committee, and Board of Directors to infuse a culture of volunteerism and of member engagement. Member Relations Serve as the point of contact for potential or new members, educating them about the functioning of the congregation, the services that can be provided, and the obligations of membership. Coordinate introductory meetings with professional staff as appropriate. Work with the Hospitality Committee to integrate new members into the synagogue community. Serve as a resource person for the Executive Committee, Board of Directors, and committees, and provide office assistance when necessary. Oversee the processing of new member applications and maintenance of accurate membership records. Work with members on payment plans for hardships and delinquent accounts, handling member concerns regarding these and other matters in a sensitive manner; delegate appropriately. Communications Meet with the President weekly or bi‑weekly. Attend and staff Executive Committee and Board of Directors meetings, as well as other meetings as necessary. Organize and coordinate the flow of communication among professional/office staff, volunteers, and lay leadership. Prepare and/or review all synagogue notices, announcements, and publications. Oversee synagogue and communal events placed in the weekly announcements, newsletters, flyers, list serves, and in local media. Coordinate dissemination of digital and printed synagogue news (i.e., announcements, emails, flyers, website, etc.). Manage and maintain external organizational relationships. Logistics Management Oversee the management of the master synagogue calendar for all events, programs, Smachot, etc. Proactively review the calendar on an ongoing basis to manage scheduling and identify and resolve conflicts. Work with Vice Presidents to plan out programming, contribute ideas, and offer support in terms of defining dates, costs, space availability, and other programming logistics. Oversee interface with synagogue members for life‑cycle events and other needs. Office / Operations Management Manage oversight of office and maintenance staff day‑to‑day tasks including all HR functions (i.e., s, schedules, reviews, contracts). Communicate updates on all status changes (i.e., salary, performance, job description changes, etc.) of office/maintenance staff with President and VP‑Administration. Employment decisions for office and maintenance staff are to be made collaboratively by the President, VP‑Administration, and Executive Director. Finance In collaboration with the Treasurer and Finance Committee, maintain financial oversight of: Accounts Payable / Accounts Receivable; Member Accounts; Payroll; P&L Statements; Purchasing / Contracting / Insurance; Budget planning and formulation. Work with VP's to develop an annual budget for their centers; provide guidance on best practices to ensure events are funded and VP's know how much they have to spend on each event. Work with VP's on any major adjustments/deviations from the initial annual budget plan. Development Coordinate with VP‑Development to ensure membership donation requests are appropriately spaced throughout the year. Collaborate on operating budget fundraising efforts - programs, SIRs, publications, gifts, community‑wide projects. Assist in the execution of annual and ad‑hoc development activities. Fundraise for capital and other large‑scale projects. Provide summary data of past years' fundraising sources and amounts to VP Development and advise VP Development on potential donors. Oversee administrative aspects of large‑scale development efforts, such as the banquet, high holiday seating, and appeals. Large‑Event Management Work with lay leadership (VP's, Board, Members) on all major programming initiatives including High Holidays coordination (with VP‑Ritual), banquet (with VP‑Development and Banquet Chairs), large Shabbatonim and/or Scholar‑In‑Residence Shabbatot (with VP‑Limmud Torah). Coordinate all routine annual programming (Purim Seudah, Pre‑Pesach lunch, Yom Ha'Atzmaut barbecue, etc.) with volunteer support. Ad‑hoc programming in conjunction with the Rabbi and/or Vice Presidents (i.e., Winter Kollel, summer lecture series, Elul lecture series, etc.). Building Maintenance Responsible for setting a proactive maintenance and repair schedule for all building systems and functions, including but not limited to landscaping, HVAC, plumbing, caulking, painting, duct work, mold removal, storm water retention pond. Manage and oversee all major repairs/replacement initiatives and consult with the VP‑Administration when appropriate. Set appointments/meet with contractors, obtain competitive quotes and input from member experts to present proposals to the board. Work with vendors on planning of projects to completion. Minimum Education Required Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university. Minimum Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities Required 3‑5 years of experience in synagogue administration strongly preferred; experience in Jewish non‑profit organizations may be considered in lieu. Excellent oral and written communication skills, along with strong interpersonal abilities that foster a welcoming culture of volunteerism, and demonstrate a desire to serve as the public face of the synagogue, while bridging volunteers and staff. Superior customer relationship management and organizational skills and experience. Demonstrated ability to establish and maintain effective relationships with all members of the synagogue staff, synagogue members, synagogue lay leaders, and other parties. Demonstrated leadership ability and a record of managing team‑oriented relationships. Ability to manage staff with frequent changes in departmental priorities, while also functioning as an individual contributor. Ability to recognize necessary changes in priority of tasks and allocation of resources, and act upon them as required to meet workload demands. Must possess strong organizational and analytical skills in order to identify and resolve problems using sound judgment and effective communication. Basic computer skills, including Microsoft Office; experience with ShulCloud preferred. Working Conditions Must be able to thrive in a fast‑paced, multi‑customer environment, with conflicting needs that may be stressful. May warrant varied and/or extended hours, with changes in workload and priorities to keep pace with office needs. Must be able to manage multiple workplace demands and set realistic and attainable priorities. Must often convey detailed, important spoken instructions to others accurately and quickly. Must have the ability to receive and understand detailed critical information through oral and/or written communication. This position requires regular on‑site work. Salary: $80,000‑$125,000/year To Apply: Please submit a resume, cover letter, and references to ********************. For More Information, please contactkmsynagogue.org Location: Silver Spring, MD #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

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

ProSidian is a Management and Operations Consulting Services Firm focusing on providing value to clients through tailored solutions based on industry-leading practices. ProSidian services focus on the broad spectrum of Risk Management, Compliance, Business Process, IT Effectiveness, Energy & Sustainability, and Talent Management. ProSidian Consulting Seeks a Senior Level Energy Programs Director to support requirements that address the global demand for, and use of, modern energy services by fostering sustainable energy development in countries assisted by a US Federal Agency primarily responsible for administering Civilian Foreign Aid. This role will be anchored in the USA but services International Projects. Job Description The Senior Level Energy Programs Director will support and participate in client requirements to enable the Federal Agency's Energy Programs to respond to a broad range of Agency priorities, including post-disaster and post-conflict recovery, economic growth and poverty reduction, regional security, and environmental stewardship. The ProSidian Senior Level Energy Programs Director's work will cover four technical themes: Clean Energy, Energy Poverty, Energy Sector Governance and Reform, and Energy Security. These themes are inter-related and likely to be combined in programs. Qualifications In order to perform the statement of work set forth for this client project, the ProSidian Engagement Team personnel must meet both the minimum education and experience requirements set forth: Labor Category Examples for the ProSidian Senior Level Energy Programs Director are Director, Project Manager, Chief of Party. Min Education /Experience (Yrs) required for the Senior Level Energy Programs Director: W/Ph.D. and 6 Yrs. Experience | W/JD/ABD and 8 Yrs. Experience | W/MS/MA/MBA and 9 Yrs. Experience | W/BS/BA and 10 Yrs. Experience | W/Less than BS/BA and 14 Yrs. Experience Core Competencies Teamwork - ability to foster teamwork collaboratively as a participant, and effectively as a team leader Leadership - ability to guide and lead colleagues on projects and initiatives Business Acumen - understanding and insight into how organizations perform, including business processes, data, systems, and people Communication - ability to effectively communicate to stakeholders at all levels orally and in writing Motivation - persistent in pursuit of quality and optimal client and company solutions Agility - ability to quickly understand and transition between different projects, concepts, initiatives, or work streams Judgment - exercises prudence and insight in decision-making process while mindful of other stakeholders and long-term ramifications Organization - ability to manage projects and actions, and prioritize tasks Other Requirements Business Tools - understanding and proficiency with business tools and technology, including Microsoft Office Commitment - to work with smart, interesting people with diverse backgrounds to solve the biggest challenges across private, public and social sectors Curiosity - the ideal candidate exhibits an inquisitive nature and the ability to question the status quo among a community of people they enjoy and teams that work well together Humility - exhibits grace in success and failure while doing meaningful work where skills have impact and make a difference Willingness - to constantly learn, share, and grow and to view the world as their classroom Benefits and Highlights Competitive Compensation Purchasing Discounts & Savings Plans Security Clearance Leverageable Experience and Thought Leadership ProSidian Employee & Contractor Referral Bonus Program Performance Incentives ProSidian Consulting is an equal opportunity employer and considers qualified applicants for employment without regard to race, color, creed, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, age, disability, or Vietnam era, or another eligible veteran status, or any other protected factor. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Compensation Part-time, on an Independent Contractor agreement, $60-$70,000/y Supervises: Senior Leadership Team, Staff, Volunteers This position is part-time, on an Independent Contractor agreement, $60-$70,000/year The Executive Director (ED) is responsible for the overall leadership and management of the Validation Training Institute, ensuring the fulfillment of its mission to nurture respect, dignity and well-being in the lives of disoriented older adults living with cognitive change and their caregivers by advancing education in the Validation method. The ED will develop innovative programs and partnerships to improve the quality of life for seniors and ensure the financial sustainability of the organization, which includes managing global and local fundraising, education and networking programs, and overseeing financial and operational success. Key Responsibilities 1. Leadership and Strategic Planning Develop and implement the organization's strategic plan and further the mission and vision of the Validation Training Institute. Collaborate with the Board of Directors to refine and implement a strategy that will strengthen the Validation Training Institute, addressing the needs of the senior living and memory care markets. Provide thought leadership in memory care, and advocate for policies and practices that improve the well-being of disoriented older adults. Ensure the organization remains at the forefront of trends, innovations, and best practices in dementia care and memory care. Ensure the Validation Method is clearly positioned and differentiated from other person-centered approaches for older adults in all communications and materials. 2. Fundraising and Resource Development Oversee fundraising efforts aimed at supporting programs for disoriented older adults and memory care, including securing grants from foundations, corporations, and government agencies. Cultivate and maintain relationships with donors, senior living industry leaders, healthcare providers, and other key stakeholders. Identify new funding opportunities, particularly in the memory care sector, to diversify revenue streams. Ensure targeted outreach and marketing strategies are in place to increase global enrollment in VTI's training programs. Develop and manage the organization's budget Ensure compliance with financial regulations and standards, as required to maintain VTI's not-for-profit status. Provide the Board of Directors with accurate financial reports, highlighting the impact of programs on VTI's financial and organizational sustainability. Collaborate with Treasurer, accounting and endowment fund partners. 4. Program Development and Oversight Oversee the development of educational, marketing, or support programs and services that enhance the quality of life for disoriented older adults, within the senior living market as well as those who are living at home. Ensure programs address the evolving needs of disoriented older adults, incorporating best practices in memory care. Evaluate the effectiveness of programs through data collection and outcome measurement, ensuring programs improve well-being, independence, and care quality for disoriented older adults. Oversee the evolution of VTI's education delivery, including online learning, blended formats, and digital engagement strategies. Champion the use of outcome data and impact metrics to demonstrate the efficacy of the Validation Method and inform program improvement. 5. Operational Management Manage the daily operations of the organization Ensure compliance with healthcare, senior care, and dementia-related legal, regulatory, and ethical standards. 6. Board Governance and Engagement Serve as a liaison between the Board of Directors and staff, providing updates on programs for disoriented older adults and dementia care initiatives. Assist in recruiting and developing board members with expertise in legal, marketing, geriatrics, dementia, the senior living industry or any other aspect of running a successful non-profit organization. Foster a culture of collaboration and synergy within the Board, encouraging active participation, shared ownership, and alignment across strategic initiatives. Present strategic options and recommendations such as partnerships, product development or market expansion opportunities for board approval, particularly in relation to enhancing services for disoriented older adults. 7. External Relations and Advocacy Act as a spokesperson for the organization, advocating the Validation method for disoriented older adults and their caregivers. Build and maintain relationships with international and US stakeholders, including senior care organizations, healthcare providers, and advocacy groups. Qualifications Education: Bachelor's degree in Business, Communications, Sociology, Non-Profit Management, Gerontology, Public Health, Healthcare Administration, or a related field (Master's preferred). Experience: minimum of 5-10 years of senior leadership experience in non-profit or healthcare organizations with a focus on disoriented older adults, memory care, or the senior living industry. Demonstrated success in developing financial, promotional or marketing programs for aging populations, particularly in memory care and senior living settings. Experience collaborating with senior living communities, healthcare providers, and aging-focused organizations at both national and international levels. Skills: Strong leadership and management skills, with experience in geriatric care, memory care services, and senior living programs. Excellent communication skills with an ability to engage and inspire diverse stakeholders, from healthcare professionals to senior living executives. Particularly important is inspiring and motivating a working, volunteer Board of Trustees. Must be able to speak and write well in English. Ability to communicate in other languages is a plus. Proven fundraising ability with a track record of securing funding for senior living and memory care-related programs. Financial acumen, including managing budgets for healthcare, aging services, or non profit organizations. Strong understanding of memory care practices, regulations in senior living, and aging policy at both local and global levels. Personal Attributes Deep commitment to improving the lives of disoriented older adults. Culturally sensitive, with experience working with organizations in other countries. Strong advocate for the rights, dignity, and quality of life of disoriented older adults. Share the values of the Validation method and committed to continuing Naomi Feil's legacy. Results-oriented, with a high level of accountability and drive for excellence. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Associate Director, ERP Program and Support Services page is loaded## Associate Director, ERP Program and Support Serviceslocations: NEA Headquarterstime type: Full timeposted on: Posted Yesterdayjob requisition id: 2025-00136**If you would enjoy working in a dynamic environment and are looking for an opportunity to become part of a stellar team of professionals, we invite you to apply online today.****Posting Period:**October 16, 2025 - Until Filled**Employee Group Type:**NEAMAC NEA Managers, Attorneys, Confidentials, OO115 Office of the Chief Financial Officer (OCFO)**Position Type:**Regular**Salary Range:**$203,775.00 - $218,675.00**Position Details:****POSITION EMPHASIS:** Founded in 1857, the National Education Association (NEA) is America's oldest and largest organization committed to advancing the cause of public education. Headquartered in Washington, DC, NEA proudly claims nearly 3 million members devoted to the following mission: to advocate for education professionals and to unite our members and the nation to fulfill the promise of public education by preparing every student to succeed in a diverse and interdependent world. Our vision is a great public school for every student. The NEA is also the single largest labor union in the United States, advocating for the excellent and equitable public education system that all students, educators, and communities deserve The **Associate Director, ERP Program and Support Services** serves as both program lead and support operations manager for NEA's enterprise resource planning (ERP) platform (Unit4 ERPx, “BizPro”). This role manages ERP customer service and Tier 2-4 support, directs ERP-related projects and governance, leads structured change management and continuous improvement, oversees end-user training resources, and ensures the transition of legacy system (e.g., PeopleSoft) clients into BizPro. Acting as the liaison between NEA business units, affiliates, and third-party providers, the Associate Director ensures BizPro solutions align with organizational goals, drive efficiency, and maintain a high standard of customer experience.**Key Responsibilities:****Support & Customer Service*** Manage Tier 2-4 support cases (logging, triaging, resolution).* Lead the ERP Customer Service team and set measurable goals for service quality.* Act as primary contact for ERP issues across HQ and affiliates.* Coordinate with vendors/consultants for escalations.* Own incident and release management processes.**Program Management*** Lead a portfolio of ERP-related projects (upgrades, new workstreams, integrations).* Coordinate the development of and track project plans, schedules, budgets, and risks.* Manage vendor agreements (SLAs, Professional Services) to ensure delivery and accountability.* Facilitate requirements gathering and translate them into functional and technical specifications.* Establish ERP governance frameworks, data standards, and user access controls.**Change Management & Continuous Improvement*** Serve on the change control board; prioritize and track enhancements.* Lead the release management process, including internal development, Unit4 quarterly releases, and hotfixes.* Evaluate new features, updates, and technologies, recommending improvements to align with business goals.* Support adoption through structured change management practices and stakeholder engagement.**Training & Knowledge Transfer*** Oversee BizPro training program in partnership with HR.* Ensure self-service resources (job aids, guides, FAQs) are accurate and updated.* Provide oversight of assigned training resource(s).* Communicate system changes and updates effectively to end users.**Legacy System Transition*** Oversee continued support and phased transition of legacy applications (e.g., PeopleSoft) until sunset.* Coordinate integration/migration strategies with affiliates.* Ensure continuity of operations during the dual-system phase.**Supervise and Manage*** Manages and directs assigned staff in achieving OCFO's strategic goals by communicating priorities and translating business needs into actionable ERP objectives.* Support team development through coaching, feedback, performance reviews, and training in ERP, project management, and customer service.* Assign tasks and projects based on team skills and capacity, balancing priorities and deadlines.**MINIMUM EDUCATION:** Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Computer Science, Management, Systems Administration, Information Systems, or an equivalent combination of education and experience from which comparable knowledge and skills may be acquired. **MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:** Ten (10) to fifteen (15) years of progressive professional experience in the IT functional and technical areas supporting ERP systems. Demonstrated knowledge and experience with ERPs, specifically Unit4 modules, or a comparable cloud-based ERP solution (e.g., Workday, Oracle Cloud ERP, Microsoft Dynamics 365). Five (5) years' experience with service-level management creation, measurement, and reporting processes; asset and configuration management creation, measurement, and reporting processes. Strong supervision and leadership skills, with the ability to delegate tasks as necessary. Seven (7) to ten (10) years of progressive professional experience in program/project management in a cross-functional business environment. **OTHER REQUIREMENTS:** Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, CI/CD tools (e.g., Azure DevOps), and PM tools (e.g., Smartsheet, Jira, Confluence, MS Project). Must be able to work flexible schedules (shifts) and may be required to provide support across multiple time zones. Occasional travel required.**SELECTION CRITERIA:** **Tier 1 (Essential):** Successful implementation of performance measurement processes using metrics and service level objectives in order to provide the feedback required for continuous service improvement. Proven experience in leading the architecture, development, testing, deployment, and maintenance of an ERP or similarly complex business process solutions. Demonstrated experience with logging/tracking, analyzing/troubleshooting technical, functional, and system issues. Experience in training and supervising service desk staff and technical resources. Proficiency with release management activities, including scheduling, communication, testing, and deployment of updates to use in a production environment. Demonstrated understanding of ERP best practices, implementing new initiatives, and maintaining security subsystems. Proven experience in determining appropriate system configuration and setup, including workflow rules, permission lists, role assignments, etc. Proven experience with practically applying “best practice” control and monitoring techniques in overseeing the assessment/resolution of ERP User Support issues. **Tier 2 (Significant):** Proven experience developing custom reports and dashboards to provide KPI results and other data for decision-making, specifically Unit4. Familiarity with customer service best practices and Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) methodology. Demonstrated experience developing, maintaining, and promoting self-service resources, including knowledge base articles, job aids, quick reference guides, and FAQs. Demonstrated flexibility and ability to handle multiple, complex tasks simultaneously under tight timeframes and changing priorities/conditions. Demonstrated experience working independently, collaboratively, and in a team environment. Successful references. **Tier 3 (Desirable):** A strong understanding of the Unit4 ERPx system architecture and level of support needed to guide users through the resolution of functional and technical issues. Proven Project Management experience in cross-functional projects with strong communication skills.***In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities #J-18808-Ljbffr