8 strategic planning jobs found

The Tauck Family Foundation (TFF) is a multi-generational, private family foundation founded in 1994. TFF’s mission is to support communities most impacted by climate and environmental challenges to strengthen and maintain healthy, regenerative ecosystems and land use practices through education and engagement. To advance this mission, the Foundation provides grants to values-aligned organizations and efforts across the globe – guided by an active Board of Directors representing two generations of the Tauck family. For more information, visit https://tauckfamilyfoundation.org . WHERE WE ARE TODAY: We are seeking a thoughtful and strategic Program Officer to join our expanding team during an exciting period of growth for the foundation. Reporting to and working closely with the Executive Director, the Program Officer will manage an active grantee portfolio while playing a central, cross-functional role in advancing the Foundation’s strategic priorities. This position is...

Senior Housing Options (SHO) is seeking a dynamic and experienced Chief Executive Officer (CEO) to steward our mission and provide the visionary leadership necessary to ensure sustainability, program quality, and drive balanced growth for the organization. The CEO is responsible for the overall vision, strategic direction, and administrative oversight of SHO, including staff, resident services, program delivery, and institutional and fiscal management. Reporting directly to the Board through the President, the CEO is an ex-officio member of the SHO Board of Directors and Board Committees. Organizational Overview Senior Housing Options (SHO) is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization based in Denver, CO. Founded in 1979, the organization began as a grassroots response to protect low-income seniors from displacement during urban redevelopment. Today, we are one of Colorado’s most established nonprofits dedicated to providing safe, high-quality, and affordable housing. With a...

Overview The Director of Communications plays a central role in shaping and advancing Village Health Works’ communications strategy across digital platforms, media, donor-facing materials, and organizational storytelling. This role is responsible for setting and executing an overall communications strategy that reflects Village Health Works’ mission, values, and strategic priorities. The Director of Communications will work closely with colleagues in Kigutu, Burundi and across the organization to gather stories, images, updates, and programmatic insights and translate them into compelling communications for external audiences. The Director of Communications will lead the creation and management of social media content, pitch stories to media outlets, and support the development team with donor communications, fundraising materials, and event-related assets. This role will help ensure Village Health Works tells a clear, powerful, and consistent story to donors,...

Richmond Animal League is seeking applications for our first Chief Operating Officer to partner with our Executive Director in leading our growing organization. The COO will manage the organization's day-to-day operations, including facilities, finance, human resources, and marketing, while also leading organizational planning and the long-term vision. Acting as a key thought partner with our ED, you will help foster a positive, professional environment and build an organization that can sustain growth and impact. We are looking for candidates with strong leadership and strategic thinking skills, significant operational experience, and a strong commitment to animal welfare. This position is based in Richmond, VA, and relocation assistance is available if moving from outside the region. As the COO, your responsibilities will include: Overseeing the daily operations of the organization, including HR, Finance, marketing, and facilities.  Collaborating with the...

The Project Manager guides the overall project and marketing functions of Hadassah Midwest and the execution of programs, events and activities for the Midwest Geographic Area, its’ regions and chapters. Partnering with staff and volunteer leaders, the Project Manager seeks to translate volunteer engagement and fundraising into clear project plans with measurable outcomes and sustained engagement. This role works collaboratively with the Managing Director, project/marketing staff and volunteer project leaders.  Project Manager will guide consistency in our projects within the Midwest geographic area strategies, commitments and goals as expressed in the annual plans of the regions. The Project Manager will ensure that the implementation and conclusion of each assigned project is on schedule. Projects will encompass programming for member/donor engagement, major gift and grassroots fundraising (inclusive of annual giving), advocacy, membership, Jewish/Zionist education and more for...