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Job
Announcements
Texas State Affordable Housing Corporation (TSAHC)
Job
Title:
Executive Vice President
Compensation:
Competitive benefits package and a salary
commensurate with experience.
Desired
Experience and Attributes:
The Executive Vice President will report to the
President, provide leadership to the organization
and manage day-to-day operations. Ideal candidates
will bring to the position a variety of attributes,
knowledge and skills:
- Excellent
communication skills and a respectful and
collaborative approach to fostering partnerships
and community alliances with diverse
stakeholders, inside and outside the
Corporation.
- Collaborative
manager of staff and operations with experience
building and empowering an effective team.
- Administrative
experience, including financial management,
strategic planning, program administration,
board relations, and resource management, as a
senior-level manager.
- Experience with
the development of public policy as well as
strong negotiation and financial analysis skills
essential.
- Must be able to
effectively communicate and work with
legislators and federal and state housing
officials.
- Expertise in
affordable housing financing and familiarity
with federal and state housing programs.
Job Summary:
Reporting to the President, the Executive Vice
President is responsible for the effective
management of TSAHC’s programs and program
personnel.
Job
Responsibilities
In relations with staff, the Executive Vice
President will:
- Assist President
in recruitment and selection of program
management team.
- Manage and
support program management team building strong
morale and collaboration between departments as
well as the staff and volunteers.
- Encourage staff
development and education, and assist staff in
relating their specialized work to the
organization as a whole.
- Foster a climate
which attracts, retains, and motivates a diverse
staff of top quality people.
In program
development and administration, the Executive Vice
President will:
- Establish a
long-range strategy to achieve TSAHC’s mission.
- Ensure that
programs and services are mission-driven and
cost-effective.
- Manage and
control program expenditures within agreed
budgets.
- Monitor, measure
and report to President on operational issues,
opportunities, development plans and
achievements.
- Ensure that all
organizational policies, procedures and
practices are in compliance with professional
and regulatory standards and further
organizational success.
In development
and marketing and fundraising, the Executive Vice
President will:
- Raise the
profile of TSAHC by actively and effectively
representing the organization to clients,
donors, community leaders and the public at
large.
The Executive
Vice President will also:
- Maintain a
working knowledge of significant developments
and trends in the evolving fields of housing
finance.
Minimum
Qualifications
- Graduation from
an accredited four-year college or university
with major course work in business
administration or related field. A Bachelor’s
degree is required; Master’s level education in
related field is preferred.
- Minimum of ten
years executive or management experience is
required. Executive management experience in
affordable housing and/or governmental affairs
is preferred.
To Apply
Qualified candidates only, please send resume,
letter of interest, names of three references and
3-year salary history to
sendresumes@tsahc.org.
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National Community Reinvestment
Coalition (NCRC)
Director of
Membership and Organizing
NCRC is currently seeking an experienced and highly motivated Director of
Membership and Organizing to lead the Membership Department in its strategic
effort to dramatically grow membership, engage current and future members in
NCRC’s policy and program work, and assist them in informing federal, state and
local legislative and regulatory policymaking on the above issues. Reporting
directly to the Chief Membership and Workforce Officer, the Director of
Membership and Organizing will work closely externally with local communities,
current and future members, coalition partners, the progressive activist
community, and internally with the policy, communications and development staff
of NCRC, to develop integrated plans, strategies
and tactics to achieve these goals, and further NCRC’s mission and vision.
For the full job description,
click here.
Director of Training and Education
The Director of Training and Education reports to the
Chief Membership and Workforce Officer and leads the activities and operations
of the NCRC Training Academy. The NCRC Training Academy provides substantive
trainings to community development organizations, community groups, financial
institutions and fair lending/fair housing advocates on collaboration and
partnership building, small business and workforce development, fair lending,
community empowerment and other topics.
For the full job description,
click here.
Regional Organizer
The Regional Organizer will recruit and retain partner organizations;
building and strengthening NCRC's core membership in order to help the
organization more effectively serve communities and their residents seeking
improved access to credit and capital, workforce opportunities and small
business and microenterprise development. The Regional Organizer will serve as
the liaison from the national organization to its members and provide consistent
two-way communications and expertise to NCRC's state and local partners, driving
the organization's goals and objectives at all levels of government and private
sector involvement. He or she will identify, activate, and train the next
generation of leaders and activists in the economic justice movement. The
Regional Organizer will report to NCRC's Membership Director and will be a
member of the Membership, Training and Conference team.
For the full job description,
click here.
Membership Data Coordinator
The Membership Marketing Project Coordinator will be a key part of the
membership and marketing departments, handling all related projects for
membership recruitment and retention. In this role, you will coordinate
strategic membership and marketing projects from initiation to implementation.
You will also oversee other membership business related activities such as
campaign performance reporting and disseminating and compiling member surveys.
For the full job description,
click here.
Corporation for Supportive Housing
The Organization:
The Corporation for
Supportive Housing (CSH) is a national, nonprofit organization that helps
communities create permanent housing with services to prevent and end
homelessness. CSH advances its mission by providing high-quality advice and
development expertise, by making loans and grants to supportive housing
sponsors, by strengthening the supportive housing industry, and by reforming
public policy to make it easier to create and operate
supportive housing. CSH
delivers its core services primarily through staff stationed in 13 states
(Arizona, California, Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, New
Jersey, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Rhode Island and Texas) and the District of
Columbia. CSH also reaches many other communities that request assistance
through its National Program staff.
The Position:
The Corporation for
Supportive Housing is seeking a creative, goal-oriented individual for a Program
Manager position based in Dallas. Please note that this position is a one-year
contract position that will not be renewed unless CSH is able to secure funding
to support this position. Under the direction of the Texas Director (based
in Austin), the North Texas Program Manager will provide projectspecific
assistance, training and capacity building to community-based partners in both
the public and private sectors. In this role, the Program Manager will
work directly with CSH program staff as well as nonprofit and government
sponsors on supportive housing projects and development initiatives that are
sponsored by government partnerships. The Program Manager will work
primarily in Dallas and Fort Worth.
For full details,
click here.
To post a job on our website, contact
Fiona.
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