Summary

Why This Role Matters: You''''ll work with communities that are often overlooked—helping launch new businesses, strengthen existing ones, and build sustainable wealth in rural America. Your work will directly impact families, communities, and entire regional economies.

Description

Remote – California

What You'll Do:

In this role, you'll be on the front lines of economic transformation, working directly with rural and Tribal entrepreneurs to:

Provide one-on-one business coaching and technical assistance to start and expand small rural and Tribal businesses
Design and deliver entrepreneurial training programsboth in-person and virtual
Build capacity in local partner organizations to support thriving entrepreneurial ecosystems
Connect entrepreneurs to financial resources and funding opportunities
Develop community-led strategies that create lasting economic opportunities
Assess community needs and implement customized solutions

Why This Role Matters:

You'll work with communities that are often overlookedhelping launch new businesses, strengthen existing ones, and build sustainable wealth in rural America. Your work will directly impact families, communities, and entire regional economies.

Who Thrives in This Role:

Mission-driven professionals with experience in business coaching (operations and management), entrepreneurial ecosystem building, community economic developmentespecially those who understand the unique challenges and opportunities in rural and Indigenous communities.

Why This skill set is Needed: 

While small business coaching is already part of the CEDC I role, BRE is specifically seeking a candidate who brings deeper expertise in this area while remaining capable of performing the full scope of CEDC I responsibilities across BRE programs.

Ready to Make an Impact?

If you're passionate about economic equity and rural community development, we want to hear from you.

Apply Here

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