6 chief branding and communications officer jobs found

ABOUT THE GO PROJECT The GO Project’s vision is to close the opportunity gap for children from historically under-resourced communities who are struggling in their New York City public schools.  Since 1968, GO’s year-round out-of-school time student and family support programs have equipped thousands of children with the confidence and skills needed to make academic gains, enroll in high-performing middle and high schools, graduate on time, and achieve college success. By harnessing New York’s physical, financial, and intellectual resources, GO has grown from a group of volunteers serving 30 students on the Lower East Side into a $3 million organization creating equal opportunity for more than 700 students citywide.  This is an exciting time for the GO Project. The organization is poised for growth with a five-year strategic plan that will deepen and expand GO’s impact in both its existing and future communities. Learn more about the organization at...

BoardSource is a globally-recognized nonprofit focused on strengthening nonprofit leadership at the highest level — the board of directors. With more than three decades of experience, BoardSource is at the forefront of nonprofit board leadership, research, and support. BoardSource provides leaders with an extensive range of tools, resources, and research data to increase board effectiveness and strengthen organizational impact and to serve as the national voice for inspired and effective board leadership. For the last several years, BoardSource has been on a journey of transformation. While BoardSource used to be an organization primarily focused on meeting the technical support needs of individual boards, it has been shifting to become to a more complex and impactful organization that marries technical support for boards with a strong leadership voice advocating for necessary change in social sector board leadership, particularly to center equity and shift power toward...

ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION Root Capital is a Non-Bank Financial Institution (NBFI) founded in 1999 as an NGO with a mission to support the growth of agricultural enterprises so they can transform rural communities. This support takes the form of finance and technical advisory services (Credit + Capacity). The businesses Root works with, from farmer cooperatives and associations to local processors and millers, purchase crops such as coffee, cocoa, nuts, or grains from smallholder farmers and in most cases export to global markets. With growth, they become engines of impact that can raise incomes, create jobs, empower women and young people, and preserve vulnerable ecosystems. Root Capital supplies these businesses with vital resources: access to capital, trade and technical partners, financial, management and other forms of capacity building training, and advice and support to enhance bankability, gender equity and opportunity, climate resilience, and youth employment. Root works...

About the Job The Chief of Staff will be an extension of the Executive Office, helping to oversee the GIIN’s operations and manage critical relationships on behalf of senior leadership. The role is part strategic, part relationship management, part focused on operational excellence, and wholly dedicated to the mission of the GIIN. The Chief of Staff will support the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Chief Programs & Operating Officer (CPOO) in planning and managing all programmatic, administrative, financial, and operational activities within their purview, helping ensure that daily operations run smoothly. They will implement strategic initiatives, measure and monitor outcomes, and help drive decisions or process improvements that make the organization more effective. They will also help maximize the efficiency of the Executive Office. Externally, they will support relationship management and executive communications, helping to enhance the GIIN’s leadership position and...

ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION The Metropolitan Opera is a vibrant home for the most creative and talented singers, conductors, composers, musicians, stage directors, designers, visual artists, choreographers, and dancers from around the world. Founded in 1883, the Met has grown to become one of the leading institutions for opera across the globe. Since the summer of 2006, Peter Gelb has been the Met's General Manager—the 16th in company history. Under his leadership, the Met has elevated its theatrical standards by significantly increasing the number of new productions, staged by the most imaginative directors working in theater and opera, and has launched a series of initiatives to broaden its reach internationally. Each season, the Met stages more than 200 opera performances in New York. More than 800,000 people attend the performances in the opera house during the season, and millions more experience the Met through new media distribution initiatives and state-of-the-art...

About the Role In this new position, the Political Director will develop and drive Vote Mama’s political strategy and support candidates, from the comprehensive endorsement process to candidate support throughout their campaigns.  As a strategic lead, they play a key role in advancing Vote Mama PAC, in line with the strategic goals of the entire Vote Mama organization. The Director is the architect of the candidate endorsement strategy that reflects core values around racial equity, diversity, belonging and fostering meaningful relationships in and outside of the organization.  The ideal candidate for this position will have deep understanding of the current and evolving political landscape, knowledge and resources around campaign strategy, and a broad network of strategic relationships and resources at the national and state level to support a range of candidates up and down ballot. The Political Director will report to Sarah Hague, Chief Program Officer....