10 Executive Management (CEO/ED) jobs

Position : Chief Executive Officer  Department Executive  Reports To : Board Of Directors  Status : Exempt; Full-Time Compensation : $170,000 This role is onsite, in-person, five days per week with evening and weekend events and responsibilities as needed. ABOUT THE VIRGINIA BEACH SPCA (VBSPCA): At the Virginia Beach SPCA (VBSPCA), we believe that human compassion is critical to the elimination of animal suffering. Through shelter operations and adoptions, income based public veterinary clinic services, educational programs, wildlife triage, and numerous animal welfare partnerships, the VBSPCA strives to create a more humane and responsible community. Our mission is to eliminate animal suffering and increase human compassion. VBSPCA CULTURE AND VALUES STATEMENT: At VBSPCA, we believe in the value of all living creatures and that the animal-human bond creates healthier, happier, more connected communities. We believe that a...

The Granite State Organizing Project (GSOP), New Hampshire’s largest and most diverse statewide community organizing organization, is seeking an Executive Director to lead the organization’s work to strengthen communities and make concrete change in the lives of Granite Staters. GSOP strives to create communities where residents have a voice on issues like the high cost of housing and health care, unjust working conditions, challenges facing immigrants and youth, and more. The Executive Director will partner with the Deputy Director to lead our passionate team of staff, build a strong culture of organizing across our regional chapters and youth, clergy, and immigrant constituency chapters, and drive the strategic direction of campaigns. The Executive Director will also manage the day-to-day programs and operations and raise the funds needed to sustain and grow the operation.   More on Granite State Organizing Project GSOP was founded in 2002 by religious congregations,...

The Elkhorn Slough Foundation seeks a dynamic, experienced Executive Director to lead its land conservation, restoration, education, and partnership efforts within the Elkhorn Slough watershed and surrounding communities. The Executive Director is responsible for the overall leadership and management of the organization and ensures its fiscal health and sustainability. The Executive Director will guide ESF into its next era following the retirement of a long-term leader who has built a strong foundation of partnerships, conservation impact, and fundraising success.  The Executive Director sets ESF’s core strategic vision and oversees operations, resource development, and partnerships. The Executive Director is the face, voice, and heart of the organization and ESF’s ambassador to local, regional, and national conservation communities, including the National Estuarine Research Reserve System.