Executive Director, Principal Gifts Organization Info USNA Alumni Association & Foundation OverviewHeadquarters: Annapolis, MD, USAWebsite: usna.isolvedhire.com About UsAreas of Focus: EducationMission: United States Naval Academy Alumni Association and the United States Naval Academy Foundation are two independent, not-for-profit corporations sharing a single president and CEO and operating as a fully integrated organization in support of the Naval Academy and its mission. The organization’s focus and core competencies are engagement and philanthropy in pursuit of complementary and closely aligned missions. Read more about USNA Alumni Association & Foundation U Read more about Executive Director, Principal Gifts
USNA Alumni Association & Foundation OverviewHeadquarters: Annapolis, MD, USAWebsite: usna.isolvedhire.com About UsAreas of Focus: EducationMission: United States Naval Academy Alumni Association and the United States Naval Academy Foundation are two independent, not-for-profit corporations sharing a single president and CEO and operating as a fully integrated organization in support of the Naval Academy and its mission. The organization’s focus and core competencies are engagement and philanthropy in pursuit of complementary and closely aligned missions. Read more about USNA Alumni Association & Foundation
Executive Director of Foster Care Organization Info The Barry Robinson Center OverviewHeadquarters: Norfolk, VA, USAWebsite: barryrobinson.orgSize: 201-500 employeesFounded: 1933 About UsAreas of Focus: Mental Health / Crisis InterventionHuman ServicesHealthcare / Public HealthMission: We have been dedicated to improving the lives of children and families since 1933. Programs: The Barry Robinson Center has a nationally recognized children's residential treatment center, a treatment foster care program as well as an intensive outpatient substance use program. Why Work For Us?: Our employees are at the heart of our mission at The Barry Robinson Center. Each person on our team has the ability and opportunity to directly impact a child. Every day our employees make a positive difference in the lives of the children and families we serve. Our team-oriented environment empowers our employees to work together to provide outstanding care for residents. This spirit of cooperation and collaboration drives our quality reputation in the behavioral health community. As our greatest asset, our employees are the key to our continued success. We value the expertise and insights from each member of our team. Read more about The Barry Robinson Center Read more about Executive Director of Foster Care
The Barry Robinson Center OverviewHeadquarters: Norfolk, VA, USAWebsite: barryrobinson.orgSize: 201-500 employeesFounded: 1933 About UsAreas of Focus: Mental Health / Crisis InterventionHuman ServicesHealthcare / Public HealthMission: We have been dedicated to improving the lives of children and families since 1933. Programs: The Barry Robinson Center has a nationally recognized children's residential treatment center, a treatment foster care program as well as an intensive outpatient substance use program. Why Work For Us?: Our employees are at the heart of our mission at The Barry Robinson Center. Each person on our team has the ability and opportunity to directly impact a child. Every day our employees make a positive difference in the lives of the children and families we serve. Our team-oriented environment empowers our employees to work together to provide outstanding care for residents. This spirit of cooperation and collaboration drives our quality reputation in the behavioral health community. As our greatest asset, our employees are the key to our continued success. We value the expertise and insights from each member of our team. Read more about The Barry Robinson Center
Sonographer (RDMS)/Consultant Organization Info Elizabeth's New Life Center OverviewHeadquarters: Dayton, OHWebsite: enlc.lifeAnnual Budget : $500,000-1MSize: 51-200 employeesFounded: 1989 About UsAreas of Focus: Human ServicesMission: To help individuals and families to make Godly life choices. Programs: Women's Centers of Ohio provide free and confidential consultations to women who are pregnant or might be pregnant. Holy Family Prenatal Care utilizes a Collaborative Care model in which doctors, midwives and nurses work with you on an individual basis to provide the very best prenatal care. Youth Services provides sexual risk avoidance education to middle school and high school students in Ohio. Marriage Works! Ohio is committed to providing couples and individuals with the highest quality of relationship and marital education, mentoring and therapy. Why Work For Us?: If you are a Pro Life Christian this may be a perfect opportunity to share unconditional love to those in need. Read more about Elizabeth's New Life Center Read more about Sonographer (RDMS)/Consultant
Elizabeth's New Life Center OverviewHeadquarters: Dayton, OHWebsite: enlc.lifeAnnual Budget : $500,000-1MSize: 51-200 employeesFounded: 1989 About UsAreas of Focus: Human ServicesMission: To help individuals and families to make Godly life choices. Programs: Women's Centers of Ohio provide free and confidential consultations to women who are pregnant or might be pregnant. Holy Family Prenatal Care utilizes a Collaborative Care model in which doctors, midwives and nurses work with you on an individual basis to provide the very best prenatal care. Youth Services provides sexual risk avoidance education to middle school and high school students in Ohio. Marriage Works! Ohio is committed to providing couples and individuals with the highest quality of relationship and marital education, mentoring and therapy. Why Work For Us?: If you are a Pro Life Christian this may be a perfect opportunity to share unconditional love to those in need. Read more about Elizabeth's New Life Center
Communications Manager Organization Info Amazon Conservation Team OverviewHeadquarters: Arlington, VA, USAWebsite: amazonteam.orgSize: 1-10 employeesFounded: 1996 About UsAreas of Focus: InternationalMission: The mission of ACT is to partner with indigenous and other local communities to protect tropical forest and strengthen traditional culture. ACT has presence in Brazil, Colombia and Suriname. Programs: ACT seeks to steadily increase the number of local communities in the Amazon who are able to monitor, sustainably manage and protect their traditional forestlands and significantly increase the area of Amazonian rainforest with improved protection. ACT’s strategic approach to conservation, focusing on sustainable land management and protection, secure and sustainable livelihoods, and strengthen community governance and culture, supports our vision for the Amazon and provides a clear, unified and long-term direction for how our organization operates. Connect With UsFacebookTwitterLinkedInYoutube Read more about Amazon Conservation Team Read more about Communications Manager
Amazon Conservation Team OverviewHeadquarters: Arlington, VA, USAWebsite: amazonteam.orgSize: 1-10 employeesFounded: 1996 About UsAreas of Focus: InternationalMission: The mission of ACT is to partner with indigenous and other local communities to protect tropical forest and strengthen traditional culture. ACT has presence in Brazil, Colombia and Suriname. Programs: ACT seeks to steadily increase the number of local communities in the Amazon who are able to monitor, sustainably manage and protect their traditional forestlands and significantly increase the area of Amazonian rainforest with improved protection. ACT’s strategic approach to conservation, focusing on sustainable land management and protection, secure and sustainable livelihoods, and strengthen community governance and culture, supports our vision for the Amazon and provides a clear, unified and long-term direction for how our organization operates. Connect With UsFacebookTwitterLinkedInYoutube Read more about Amazon Conservation Team
Reporting and Development Associate Organization Info Amazon Conservation Team OverviewHeadquarters: Arlington, VA, USAWebsite: amazonteam.orgSize: 1-10 employeesFounded: 1996 About UsAreas of Focus: InternationalMission: The mission of ACT is to partner with indigenous and other local communities to protect tropical forest and strengthen traditional culture. ACT has presence in Brazil, Colombia and Suriname. Programs: ACT seeks to steadily increase the number of local communities in the Amazon who are able to monitor, sustainably manage and protect their traditional forestlands and significantly increase the area of Amazonian rainforest with improved protection. ACT’s strategic approach to conservation, focusing on sustainable land management and protection, secure and sustainable livelihoods, and strengthen community governance and culture, supports our vision for the Amazon and provides a clear, unified and long-term direction for how our organization operates. Connect With UsFacebookTwitterLinkedInYoutube Read more about Amazon Conservation Team Read more about Reporting and Development Associate
Amazon Conservation Team OverviewHeadquarters: Arlington, VA, USAWebsite: amazonteam.orgSize: 1-10 employeesFounded: 1996 About UsAreas of Focus: InternationalMission: The mission of ACT is to partner with indigenous and other local communities to protect tropical forest and strengthen traditional culture. ACT has presence in Brazil, Colombia and Suriname. Programs: ACT seeks to steadily increase the number of local communities in the Amazon who are able to monitor, sustainably manage and protect their traditional forestlands and significantly increase the area of Amazonian rainforest with improved protection. ACT’s strategic approach to conservation, focusing on sustainable land management and protection, secure and sustainable livelihoods, and strengthen community governance and culture, supports our vision for the Amazon and provides a clear, unified and long-term direction for how our organization operates. Connect With UsFacebookTwitterLinkedInYoutube Read more about Amazon Conservation Team
Communications & Marketing Manager Organization Info The Hunt Institute OverviewHeadquarters: Durham, NC, USAWebsite: hunt-institute.orgAnnual Budget : $1-5MSize: 11-50 employeesFounded: 2001 About UsAreas of Focus: EducationMission: To secure America's future through quality education. Programs: An affiliate of Duke University, The Hunt Institute is a recognized leader in the movement to transform public education. Working at the intersection of education policy and politics, the Institute empowers state leaders to drive sustainable reform and become audacious champions for public education. Marshaling expertise from a nationwide partner network since it was established in 2001, the Institute brings together leaders and resources to help build and nurture visionary leadership and mobilize strategic action to improve public education and student success. The Institute is unapologetic about the importance of equity—in educational access, quality, and opportunity—and it is at the core of the work they do. Through its bipartisan, research-based approach, the Institute serves as a catalyst for collaboration across the political aisle and policymaking bodies. Its established series of convenings and publications are aimed at building the education policymaking-capacity of all senior-level state leaders. By addressing topics spanning the full education continuum—from birth to K-12, postsecondary education, and the workforce—the Institute works to ensure state policymakers have a keen understanding of the major education issues, an astute political instinct, and a playbook of transformative state- and local-level efforts that are exemplars of what public education can and should look like for every child. Awards & Accolades: Affiliate of Duke University Connect With UsFacebookTwitterLinkedInYoutube Read more about The Hunt Institute Read more about Communications & Marketing Manager
The Hunt Institute OverviewHeadquarters: Durham, NC, USAWebsite: hunt-institute.orgAnnual Budget : $1-5MSize: 11-50 employeesFounded: 2001 About UsAreas of Focus: EducationMission: To secure America's future through quality education. Programs: An affiliate of Duke University, The Hunt Institute is a recognized leader in the movement to transform public education. Working at the intersection of education policy and politics, the Institute empowers state leaders to drive sustainable reform and become audacious champions for public education. Marshaling expertise from a nationwide partner network since it was established in 2001, the Institute brings together leaders and resources to help build and nurture visionary leadership and mobilize strategic action to improve public education and student success. The Institute is unapologetic about the importance of equity—in educational access, quality, and opportunity—and it is at the core of the work they do. Through its bipartisan, research-based approach, the Institute serves as a catalyst for collaboration across the political aisle and policymaking bodies. Its established series of convenings and publications are aimed at building the education policymaking-capacity of all senior-level state leaders. By addressing topics spanning the full education continuum—from birth to K-12, postsecondary education, and the workforce—the Institute works to ensure state policymakers have a keen understanding of the major education issues, an astute political instinct, and a playbook of transformative state- and local-level efforts that are exemplars of what public education can and should look like for every child. Awards & Accolades: Affiliate of Duke University Connect With UsFacebookTwitterLinkedInYoutube Read more about The Hunt Institute
Campus Leadership Program Director Organization Info The Holdsworth Center OverviewHeadquarters: Austin, TXWebsite: holdsworthcenter.orgAnnual Budget : $10-50MSize: 11-50 employeesFounded: 2017 About UsAreas of Focus: EducationMission: To impact, over time, the quality of K-12 public education for all Texas students by supporting and developing educational leaders. Why Work For Us?: The Holdsworth Center is a non-profit organization founded and largely funded by Charles Butt, Chairman and CEO of H-E-B, a regional retail company. Our mission is to impact, over time, the quality of K-12 public education for all Texas students by supporting and developing leaders. Based in Austin, Texas, our campus and programs are being developed in honor of Charles’ mother, Mary Elizabeth Holdsworth Butt, who was an educator, a philanthropist and a lifelong champion for social justice. We partner with public school districts over five years to help them grow outstanding leaders at all levels so that staff thrive, and students excel in every classroom. At Holdsworth, we believe leadership isn’t just about titles. We make a deep investment in leaders at both the district and campus levels, including teachers who lead students in the classroom and influence and lead their colleagues. Connect With UsLinkedIn Read more about The Holdsworth Center Read more about Campus Leadership Program Director
The Holdsworth Center OverviewHeadquarters: Austin, TXWebsite: holdsworthcenter.orgAnnual Budget : $10-50MSize: 11-50 employeesFounded: 2017 About UsAreas of Focus: EducationMission: To impact, over time, the quality of K-12 public education for all Texas students by supporting and developing educational leaders. Why Work For Us?: The Holdsworth Center is a non-profit organization founded and largely funded by Charles Butt, Chairman and CEO of H-E-B, a regional retail company. Our mission is to impact, over time, the quality of K-12 public education for all Texas students by supporting and developing leaders. Based in Austin, Texas, our campus and programs are being developed in honor of Charles’ mother, Mary Elizabeth Holdsworth Butt, who was an educator, a philanthropist and a lifelong champion for social justice. We partner with public school districts over five years to help them grow outstanding leaders at all levels so that staff thrive, and students excel in every classroom. At Holdsworth, we believe leadership isn’t just about titles. We make a deep investment in leaders at both the district and campus levels, including teachers who lead students in the classroom and influence and lead their colleagues. Connect With UsLinkedIn Read more about The Holdsworth Center
Communications Manager Organization Info Higher Learning Advocates OverviewHeadquarters: Washington D.C., DC, USAWebsite: higherlearningadvocates.orgSize: 1-10 employeesFounded: 2016 About UsAreas of Focus: EducationMission: To shift federal policy to accelerate responsiveness to support the success of today’s students. Read more about Higher Learning Advocates Read more about Communications Manager
Higher Learning Advocates OverviewHeadquarters: Washington D.C., DC, USAWebsite: higherlearningadvocates.orgSize: 1-10 employeesFounded: 2016 About UsAreas of Focus: EducationMission: To shift federal policy to accelerate responsiveness to support the success of today’s students. Read more about Higher Learning Advocates
External Affairs Director Organization Info Higher Learning Advocates OverviewHeadquarters: Washington D.C., DC, USAWebsite: higherlearningadvocates.orgSize: 1-10 employeesFounded: 2016 About UsAreas of Focus: EducationMission: To shift federal policy to accelerate responsiveness to support the success of today’s students. Read more about Higher Learning Advocates Read more about External Affairs Director
Higher Learning Advocates OverviewHeadquarters: Washington D.C., DC, USAWebsite: higherlearningadvocates.orgSize: 1-10 employeesFounded: 2016 About UsAreas of Focus: EducationMission: To shift federal policy to accelerate responsiveness to support the success of today’s students. Read more about Higher Learning Advocates
Strategy Assistant - Strategic Engagement Organization Info Michigan College Access Network OverviewHeadquarters: Lansing, MIWebsite: micollegeaccess.orgAnnual Budget : $5-10MSize: 11-50 employeesFounded: 2010 About UsAreas of Focus: EducationMission: To increase college readiness, participation, and completion in Michigan, particularly among low-income students, first-generation college-going students, and students of color. Why Work For Us?: Statement of Workplace Culture WE ARE. . . MISSION DRIVEN MCAN occupies an important niche in the education community. We enthusiastically take on new projects that move us closer to reaching sixty by 30. We work with and support the people, partners, and organizations that are committed to our mission. We are passionate about our mission and will work diligently improve educational attainment rates for low income, first generation college-going students, and students of color. INNOVATIVE We foster inquisitiveness among staff by encouraging creative approaches to day-to-day challenges and organizational hurdles. MCAN considers itself an idea incubator. We are comfortable with experimentation. BOLD & TENACIOUS When we identify strategies, projects and programs that work, we strive to bring them to scale and share them freely with our statewide and national partners. We see opportunities, not barriers. As such, we are comfortable with taking calculated risks in the pursuit of sixty by 30. COLLABORATIVE Physically and metaphorically, we are not bound by walls or doors. This means all staff are accessible. We avoid recreating the wheel and ensure organizational continuity by intentionally communicating and sharing resources. Our staff has a working knowledge of each other’s projects. We are committed to and find strength in helping and supporting each other. INCLUSIVE We are enthusiastically committed to diversity when engaging communities, hiring staff, recruiting our board members, and finding new partners across the state. Everyone within our organization is a resource. Feedback is welcomed and accepted across the organization. PROFESSIONAL We are prompt, friendly, and clear in our internal and external communications. We are committed to consistent communication. We do our homework, and come to the table prepared with meeting materials. We are cognizant of the fact that we represent MCAN in our personal and professional lives. GROWING & LEARNING We take the time to debrief on projects and events within the organization, to learn what went well and how we can improve. We help staff achieve their professional goals by committing funds to professional development opportunities, and helping staff understand where internal growth opportunities lie (when appropriate). Through consistent reviews of goals and performance, we ensure a culture of feedback (both internally and externally) is present throughout all of our work. FLEXIBLE The landscape is constantly changing. To be most effective in our day-to-day work, we are comfortable with ambiguity and recalibrating our approach. Our work is complex and moves quickly. Our staff is committed to being responsive to the needs of the organization for shared success. LEADERS We recognize that activities like board participation, mentoring, volunteering, and sports teams will enhance our employees’ productivity and their professional networks. We empower decision making at all levels and are comfortable with our staff speaking on behalf of the organization. We encourage our staff to think outside the box and take initiative to better the organization. As MCAN continues to grow in national prominence in the college access movement, we encourage and promote our staff as leaders in the field. FUN MCAN has created a familial environment for its employees. We take time to celebrate our individual accomplishments as well as our collective successes. We know that important connections can be made during informal downtime at work and restoration is important for productivity. Humor is a key component of our work environment. We have built a culture that facilitates interpersonal connections. Connect With UsFacebook Read more about Michigan College Access Network Read more about Strategy Assistant - Strategic Engagement
Michigan College Access Network OverviewHeadquarters: Lansing, MIWebsite: micollegeaccess.orgAnnual Budget : $5-10MSize: 11-50 employeesFounded: 2010 About UsAreas of Focus: EducationMission: To increase college readiness, participation, and completion in Michigan, particularly among low-income students, first-generation college-going students, and students of color. Why Work For Us?: Statement of Workplace Culture WE ARE. . . MISSION DRIVEN MCAN occupies an important niche in the education community. We enthusiastically take on new projects that move us closer to reaching sixty by 30. We work with and support the people, partners, and organizations that are committed to our mission. We are passionate about our mission and will work diligently improve educational attainment rates for low income, first generation college-going students, and students of color. INNOVATIVE We foster inquisitiveness among staff by encouraging creative approaches to day-to-day challenges and organizational hurdles. MCAN considers itself an idea incubator. We are comfortable with experimentation. BOLD & TENACIOUS When we identify strategies, projects and programs that work, we strive to bring them to scale and share them freely with our statewide and national partners. We see opportunities, not barriers. As such, we are comfortable with taking calculated risks in the pursuit of sixty by 30. COLLABORATIVE Physically and metaphorically, we are not bound by walls or doors. This means all staff are accessible. We avoid recreating the wheel and ensure organizational continuity by intentionally communicating and sharing resources. Our staff has a working knowledge of each other’s projects. We are committed to and find strength in helping and supporting each other. INCLUSIVE We are enthusiastically committed to diversity when engaging communities, hiring staff, recruiting our board members, and finding new partners across the state. Everyone within our organization is a resource. Feedback is welcomed and accepted across the organization. PROFESSIONAL We are prompt, friendly, and clear in our internal and external communications. We are committed to consistent communication. We do our homework, and come to the table prepared with meeting materials. We are cognizant of the fact that we represent MCAN in our personal and professional lives. GROWING & LEARNING We take the time to debrief on projects and events within the organization, to learn what went well and how we can improve. We help staff achieve their professional goals by committing funds to professional development opportunities, and helping staff understand where internal growth opportunities lie (when appropriate). Through consistent reviews of goals and performance, we ensure a culture of feedback (both internally and externally) is present throughout all of our work. FLEXIBLE The landscape is constantly changing. To be most effective in our day-to-day work, we are comfortable with ambiguity and recalibrating our approach. Our work is complex and moves quickly. Our staff is committed to being responsive to the needs of the organization for shared success. LEADERS We recognize that activities like board participation, mentoring, volunteering, and sports teams will enhance our employees’ productivity and their professional networks. We empower decision making at all levels and are comfortable with our staff speaking on behalf of the organization. We encourage our staff to think outside the box and take initiative to better the organization. As MCAN continues to grow in national prominence in the college access movement, we encourage and promote our staff as leaders in the field. FUN MCAN has created a familial environment for its employees. We take time to celebrate our individual accomplishments as well as our collective successes. We know that important connections can be made during informal downtime at work and restoration is important for productivity. Humor is a key component of our work environment. We have built a culture that facilitates interpersonal connections. Connect With UsFacebook Read more about Michigan College Access Network