PHS is seeking candidates for the role of Vice President and Chief Financial Officer (CFO). The CFO is responsible for all strategic financial matters and the oversight of the daily financial business of PHS.
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Magic City is a nonprofit organization that provides programs that are designed to help individuals with disabilities live successfully in the community by supporting and building on their skills. The President/CEO position requires a strong leader and manager who is willing and able to set a vision for the future of the organization and lead a strong team through the changes necessary for long-term success. This person must be a personable team builder with an attention to detail and the willingness to create networks that allow Magic City to thrive and grow.
This engaging professional is responsible for planning and overseeing all fundraising, communications, and outreach activities on behalf of Columbia Land Trust.
The News Literacy Project seeks its first-ever COO to oversee and further develop a wide variety of operational, financial and administrative responsibilities for a $2 million, nine-year-old 501(c)(3) organization.
The Junior Accountant for Center for Youth Wellness is a key contributor to the smooth operation of the organization. The Junior Accountant will carry out the day-to-day financial transactions of Center for Youth Wellness (a non-profit organization) and assist the Director of Finance and Grants and the Senior Accountant with various financial tasks. The Junior Accountant will be an energetic, efficient finance professional with incredible attention-to-detail and a passion for the Center for Youth Wellness’ mission.
The ELS Project Coordinator is a key participant in the citywide strategy to improve the quality of child care among providers caring for low and moderate income families in San Francisco. The Early Learning Scholarship program is designed to assist providers through a combination of stipends, wage and business supports. This position works directly with child care providers at their individual sites and in the office to provide support with participant data collection and reporting. Providers also receive technical assistance though workshops and one on one support requiring skill and experience in outreach and training. The ideal candidate for this position is super-organized, has acute attention to detail and is a great communicator.
The Correctional Association is seeking an Executive Director to guide the organization into its next chapter of service to those incarcerated in New York’s prisons and to their families and the rest of the state’s population, building upon its distinguished history of accomplishments.
The Executive Director reports to the Board of Directors and will lead a staff of 30 dedicated professionals in the delivery of programs internationally and nationwide. He or she will work closely with members from industry, government, academic, and nonprofit sectors to identify national and international goals; and collaborate on solutions within the bounds of AOAC INTERNATIONAL’S mission and strategic plan. He or she will be a visionary catalyst for the development of globally accepted standards, that promotes consumer safety, security and comfort by working through our regulatory, academic, and industrial members and partners. Our next leader will also ensure that the organization is run with integrity, transparency, and is an excellent employer for our diverse staff.
President, Arizona Chapter National Safety Council
The Foundation for Peripheral Neuropathy is a Public Charity committed to fostering collaboration among today’s most gifted and dedicated neuroscientists and physicians. These specialists from around the country will help us maintain a comprehensive view of the field and determine the research areas that hold the most promise in neuropathy research and treatment to develop new and effective therapies that can reverse, reduce and one day eliminate Peripheral Neuropathy. It is our ultimate goal to utilize every means and opportunity to dramatically improve the lives of those living with this painful and debilitating disorder.
Our mission is to dramatically improve the lives of people living with Peripheral Neuropathy.
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