Community Engagement Manager: Glen Foerd

Primary Function:

The Community Engagement Manager is responsible for facilitating accessibility and inclusion in all organizational programming. The Manager will be responsible for the co-development, implementation, assessment, and continual refinement of programs specifically targeted at underserved and diverse communities, and will be an internal advisor, coach, and collaborator in ensuring that all programming supports the organization’s drive towards inclusivity. Serving as a liaison between Glen Foerd program staff and underrepresented communities of Philadelphia, the Manager will also work to strengthen programming with volunteers and maintain and enhance collaborative partnership relations.


Education/Training/Experience
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  • Associate’s Degree/Two years of college + Two (2) years of related work experience ­OR four (4) years of related work experience;
  • Project management skills and experience managing multiple concurrent programs particularly with/for BIPOC audiences;
  • Experience in identifying community partners with a particular emphasis on Philadelphia regional and underrepresented communities;
  • Experience supporting organizations in authentically reaching out to & engaging BIPOC/queer/differently-abled audiences;
  • Demonstrated competency and success in building trusting and effective long-term collaborative relationships with partner organizations;
  • Experience with volunteer management;
  • Experience with the creation and management of contracts and budgets;
  • Commitment to organizational teamwork and collegiality;
  • Strong interpersonal and public speaking skills;
  • Strong communication skills;

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Business Manager: Monument Lab

Minimum Salary/Hourly Rate:
$70,000.00
Maximum Salary/Hourly Rate:
$70,000.00

The Business Manager serves as an integral member of the Monument Lab team, working to support and strengthen Monument Lab’s core nonprofit business functions. This position provides high-level strategic and tactical support to the Chief Operating Officer, in the development, implementation and monitoring of the organization’s operations, and works to advance the financial, legal and compliance, and human resource activities.

This position is open to candidates who are strategic systems thinkers, with skills in process and policy development and implementation. The ideal candidate will have a diverse background in nonprofit business administration. Reporting to the Chief Operating Officer, this position will work collaboratively across all departments, and serve as the primary point of contact with a variety of the organization’s key vendors.

Leadership & Operations

  • Provide a high-level of support to the Chief Operating Officer in the development, implementation and monitoring of the organization’s operations, and work to advance the financial, legal and compliance, and human resource functions.
  • Support the short and long-term operational planning initiatives, assist in identifying operational needs and priorities, and conduct industry/field research as needed.
  • Develop system standards, write and implement policy, and inform best practices.

Finance

  • Provide a high level of support to the Chief Operating Officer in the management of the organization’s fiscal operations.
  • Develop and implement a suite of financial policies, processes, and best-practices. Train staff on financial systems and tools.
  • Serve as the primary point of contact and liaise with all finance vendors to include the organizations accounting firm, bank representatives, and CPA firm.
  • Manage the organizations expense and corporate credit card platform, bill-pay platform, and payroll system. Utilize the accounting software to generate invoices and financial reports.
  • Liaise with the finance vendor on all accounts payable and accounts receivable processes.
  • Process invoices and reimbursements on a weekly basis.
  • Liaise with the finance vendor on the month-close and quarters processes, update the TRNA schedules and payroll effort tables, bank reconciliations, and related activities.
  • Oversee monthly, quarterly, and annual financial reporting processes. Assist with financial grant reporting processes.
  • Develop budget and reporting templates.
  • Liaise with the CPA firm in support of all tax and audit activities.

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Associate Vice President, Capital Giving & Campaigns: Swarthmore College

Minimum Salary/Hourly Rate:
$150,000.00
Maximum Salary/Hourly Rate:
$250,000.00

Swarthmore College is a highly selective liberal arts college located in the suburbs of Philadelphia, whose mission combines academic rigor with social responsibility. Swarthmore has a strong institutional commitment to inclusive excellence and nondiscrimination in its educational program and employment practices and encourages candidates who will further advance the goal of fostering a diverse and inclusive community. As one of the nation’s finest institutions of higher learning, Swarthmore College is global in outlook and draws students from around the nation and world. The 425‐acre campus is a designated arboretum, complete with gardens, rolling lawns, a creek, wooded hills, and hiking trails in the Crum Woods.

Who We Are:

The Swarthmore Office of Advancement manages the College’s relationship with its alumni, families, and friends to further Swarthmore’s commitment to intellectual rigor and creativity, nurturing of student confidence and curiosity, production of new knowledge, and inclusive excellence, among other goals.  Advancement works closely with the President, faculty, and senior colleagues to foster positive and productive relationships that not only accelerate the objectives of the College but also represent meaningful and beneficial engagement for the Swarthmore community.

The Office of Advancement manages and maintains alumni, family, and friend records; engages constituents in the life of the College in a variety of ways, contexts, and over time; provides and supports meaningful opportunities for volunteering; and partners with the President and Board of Managers to share information about the College and raise critical philanthropic support for the College’s priorities and new initiatives. Advancement ensures that alumni and donors are appropriately recognized and informed about the impact of their service and contributions and manages all gift acceptance and stewardship.

The opportunity:

The position of Associate Vice President, Capital Giving and Campaigns (AVP) is an outstanding opportunity for an advancement leader who is a gifted and inspired manager, a creative and collaborative colleague, and an experienced fundraiser. Working closely with the Vice President for Advancement (VP) and senior colleagues, they will create, hire for, and manage the Campaign and Capital Giving Office at Swarthmore. Planning Swarthmore campaigns, supporting the definition and building out of priorities, setting up projects and their management, establishing and implementing new practices in relationship management, developing fundraising strategies, hiring and supervising staff, creating and carrying a portfolio of high-level donors, the AVP will enable a new era of resource growth for Advancement and the College. Candidates will be hired into either an Assistant Vice President or Associate Vice President role based on experience and professional qualifications. Qualifications in this job description are reflective of the Associate Vice President level.

The AVP will have a track record in the Advancement field and with campaigns as a builder and strategist. They will balance ambitious goal-setting with support for group achievement and individual advancement. At the staff level–working with the Leadership Committee in Advancement and across the College—the AVP will be a key leader not only in campaign planning but also in broad, multi-year fundraising.

The AVP will collaborate with the Vice President to implement short and long-term engagement, fundraising, and campaign programs. They will be a key manager and advisor in defining and overseeing new pipeline development, donor engagement, volunteer committees, and prospect management systems and protocols. Providing leadership for and leveraging Swarthmore Advancement’s implementation and ongoing use of a Technolutions-based “Slate” database, the AVP will develop best practices in prospect engagement, solicitation, stewardship, and use of analytics for strategic planning to ensure unflagging focus on the alignment of donor interest with the College’s resource needs.

The AVP will hire and fill out the capital giving staff who raise capital and endowment gifts at the $100,000+ level. In this, they will have the unique opportunity to reinvigorate the program. As a “player coach,” they will model and create an effective and comprehensive program. The AVP will accelerate fundraising results through collaborative, cross-disciplinary, and proactive portfolio management and metrics-based achievement.
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Coordinator of Community Engagement: Philadelphia Museum of Art

Minimum Salary/Hourly Rate:
$48,000.00
Maximum Salary/Hourly Rate:
$48,000.00

How You Will Contribute

The Coordinator of Community Engagement is a member of the Community Engagement and Access team, within the division of Learning & Engagement. This position will help strengthen relationships with local artists, community members, and organizations through the development and stewardship of programming and arts education. Additionally, the Coordinator performs key administrative and logistical planning, including communicating with program information with internal colleagues and the public, program development and recordkeeping. The Coordinator will report to the Associate Director of Community Engagement & Access and work closely with the Coordinator of Accessible Programs. In addition to engaging with Community Engagement and Access staff and audiences, the Coordinator works with staff across the Division of Learning & Engagement and the museum and attends cross-institutional meetings to represent the work and needs of Community Programs.

Specifically, you will:

    • Design and implement thoughtful programs in collaboration with community partners to bring arts experiences to local communities and to connect communities to museum activities and resources.
    • Oversee teaching artists; working collaboratively to create innovative opportunities for intergenerational participants to learn about art within the museum and in neighboring communities.
    • Develop creative and engaging art projects for intergenerational audiences
    • Set program outcome goals, track and report program stats and highlights
    • Track grant-related spending and provide information for funder reports
    • Take part in cross-institutional planning and brainstorming meetings related to programs around exhibitions and collection
    • Perform other duties as assigned

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Executive Director: Friends of the Children Philadelphia

Friends of the Children is seeking a passionate, committed leader to use their lived experience, vision, and connection to the Philadelphia community to launch and lead Friends of the Children in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Our model is proven to impact generational change by empowering youth who are facing the greatest obstacles through relationships with salaried professional mentors – 12+ years, no matter what. As Executive Director for the Philadelphia chapter, you will work with community leaders, schools, non-profit partners, and investors to have a significant impact on foster care and intergenerational poverty in Philadelphia, specifically the North Philadelphia and Kensington area.

Our Philadelphia Executive Director will be a passionate advocate for children and families facing life’s greatest challenges and will be effective at communicating the urgency of our mission and success of our outcomes. They will be dynamic and engaging spokesperson for the organization and will excel at networking and fundraising with major donors, corporate leaders, foundations, and the communities we serve. They will serve a key role in advancing diversity, equality and inclusion, and antiracism.

The ideal candidate will have experience in working with community leaders, caregivers, families, and children, understanding the unique disparities amongst the communities served. The ideal candidate will also have a smart head for business, an entrepreneurial spirit, and a soft heart for kids. They will be equally skilled at leading strategic planning, reviewing financial statements, overseeing program evaluation, and asking donors for financial support.

The right leader will be fiercely committed to equity and will ensure that every aspect of the organization’s mission is executed with full engagement of the youth, families and communities impacted by our work.
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