32 executive assistant jobs found

Job Title:                                          Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Classification:                                 Full-time Exempt Reports To:                                       Foundation Board through Board President   ___________________________________________________________________   The SBCC Foundation is seeking a Chief Executive Officer (CEO) to lead California’s top community college foundation, with assets of approximately $85 million and a full-time staff of fourteen. The new CEO will build on the SBCC Foundation’s longstanding success in ensuring that Santa Barbara City College remains accessible to all who seek to take advantage of its life-changing educational opportunities. The CEO will be a strategic, visionary thinker who values building partnerships and relationships to support mutual goals. They will value interacting with people and will thrive in a collaborative working environment while also being able to set...

Rebuilding Together Montgomery County (RTMC) seeks a visionary leader who is passionate about developing creative, sustainable strategies to preserve affordable homeownership and promote neighborhood revitalization. RTMC fulfills its mission by assisting the most vulnerable Montgomery County homeowners to maintain their most precious asset -- their homes.   About the Organization: The mission of RTMC is Repairing Homes, Revitalizing Communities, Rebuilding Lives. We envision a Montgomery County with safe homes and communities for everyone. As a member of the national Rebuilding Together network , RTMC was founded in 1990 with an aim to mitigate the risk of foreclosure, displacement, and chronic substandard living conditions for Montgomery County, Maryland’s most vulnerable homeowners, including seniors, veterans, people with disabilities, families with children, and members of marginalized communities. RTMC provides critical home repairs, accessibility modifications,...

Americans United for Separation of Church and State Vice President and Legal Director The Position The Vice President and Legal Director of Americans United for Separation of Church and State (AU) is a thought leader, litigator, and manager who will work collaboratively to lead the organization’s legal program, developing its legal strategy and supervising a team of lawyers to execute that strategy to a high standard. They will identify and develop potential cases and legal strategies; oversee the conduct of litigation, the drafting of amicus briefs, and the handling of legal inquiries; supervise and coordinate with outside law firms acting as co-counsel or providing litigation support to AU; litigate cases; and collaborate with the President & CEO to develop novel and creative strategies that secure and build a broader and more diverse movement around true religious freedom and church-state separation. The successful candidate will be...

Vinfen is an Eastern Massachusetts based mental health and human services organization serving 10,000 people each year with the goal of supporting people with disabilities and life challenges to live more independent, engaged and healthy lives. With 3,000 employees and a $250M operating budget, Vinfen is one of the largest human service providers in the Commonwealth. The Vice President of Communications and Development will work closely with members of the Vinfen Executive Team, the Director of Government Relations and service line leaders to set Vinfen's overall communications and development strategy. The VP is responsible for the creation and implementation of internal and external communications including digital marketing, social media, public relations, website, and print publications in order to promote our services, increase overall awareness, attract new employees and position the organization as a thought and service leader. This is a unique opportunity for an...

Company Description About us: Equal Justice USA (EJUSA) is a national organization working to transform the justice system by promoting responses to violence that break cycles of trauma. We work at the intersection of criminal justice, public health, and racial justice to elevate healing, safety, and repair over retribution, advance racial equity, and meet the needs of survivors.    How we do it: We build community safety by strengthening and expanding community-led solutions to violence; building capacity for those community-led organizations and getting them the funding that they need—by advocating for policy that promotes alternatives to policing and punitive systems; and changing the narrative around justice, reducing the harm of our current system, and building the system that actually delivers safety, repair, and well-being. EJUSA has a bold vision for healing and equity that directly aligns with this urgent national moment – making this an exciting...

New Role: Program Manager, Membership and Engagement at the Cambridge Nonprofit Coalition Supervised by: Executive Director About the Role: This new position will support CNC’s mission to advance equity and justice in the community by strengthening the Cambridge nonprofit sector, building collective voice and promoting collaboration. This is a new, dynamic role supporting the development of the Cambridge Nonprofit Coalition at an exciting time for the organization. The program manager will primarily spearhead efforts to build the capacity of member and non-member nonprofits through increasing access to training, technical assistance, and peer support and further developing member benefits, while partnering with the Executive Director to advance other organizational priorities. About the Organization: Cambridge Nonprofit Coalition is a membership-grounded organization composed of 80+ nonprofits serving Cambridge residents (and beyond) and...

Our client ( M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust ), serves the diverse needs of the Pacific Northwest (Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington) by investing in the capacity of organizations and individuals on the front lines of the unique challenges facing individuals, families and communities. In addition to serving thousands of nonprofit and community leaders through enrichment and convening programs, the Murdock Trust has   invested more than $1.3 Billion through 8,300+ grants to over 3,000 nonprofits since opening in 1975.   Their mission is to enrich the educational, social, spiritual, and cultural fabric of the Pacific Northwest in innovative and sustainable ways. This position is an opportunity to help sustain and advance all aspects of technology for their organization (currently around 35+ individuals). This is an onsite/hybrid role located in the flourishing new Vancouver Waterfront development overlooking the Columbia River. To learn more about the trust and the...