Role Description
This position is a hybrid role; The ED works 75% remotely and 25% in person, either working with board members or public-facing in the community.
Between its founding in 2007 and the hiring of its first executive director in 2019, ACE Greater Boston’s working board was self-organized and self-leading. The baseline requirement of its ED was -and still is - to build and maintain a supportive administrative backbone to expedite the prolific work of its volunteer-driven committees. Like the leaders of many small nonprofits, ACE’s executive director is as attentive to day-to-day needs as they are to longer-term strategic objectives. Follow-on responsibilities include:
Current Fundraising Operations. ACE’s board of directors raises most of the organization’s funds through direct asks in the months leading up to its June Annual Networking Fundraiser. The executive director provides administrative support to the committee co-chairs and the third party event planner. ACE Greater Boston has also adopted and is implementing Bloomerang as its CRM/fundraising platform. ACE’s ED will continue oversight of that implementation and its rollout as time and resources allow.
Fundraising Strategy. Diversifying revenue will be paramount in the next strategic plan. Although the board hasn't set 2024 or 2025 fundraising targets for the Executive Director (ED), this person will be instrumental in developing and executing a new, long-term funding strategy. Savvy in grant-writing, individual donor contribution, or other forms of development will be helpful.
Community Outreach. ACE Greater Boston’s ED is its ambassador and champion. Working alongside the outreach and programming committees, the ED builds fruitful networks and partnerships with teachers, schools systems and peer nonprofits. The ED participates actively in relevant professional organizations, elevating ACE’s visibility and stature amongst peers and stakeholders with an eye towards fundraising,board recruitment, mentor recruitment and internship development.
Liaising with ACE National. The national organization sets critical policies and provides technical support to its chapters. They also host annual regional events, which the ED will attend.
Marketing, Promotion, Social Media. The executive director delivers marketing and promotion services both internally and externally. The ED oversees the website, the annual report, fundraising collateral for donor cultivation and outreach materials for recruiting schools and mentors. The ED also markets ACE’s programming to participants and builds engagement through social media.
Business Process Design. ACE’s ED will work with the finance committee to update and streamline accounting processes, gradually shifting our volunteer-driven financial function to a bookkeeper. Similarly, the ED will assist the board in identifying and adopting technologies to streamline operations and catalyze productivity.
Requirements
Skills
Desirable
Compensation
$90-$120K/year commensurate with experience
Healthcare reimbursement
Simple IRA Plan with 3% Contribution
Unlimited PTO
To Apply
Please send a cover letter and resume to executive_search@acegreaterboston.org.
Position Closing Date
April 26, 2024
ACE Mentor Program Greater Boston is an equal opportunity employer.
Role Description
This position is a hybrid role; The ED works 75% remotely and 25% in person, either working with board members or public-facing in the community.
Between its founding in 2007 and the hiring of its first executive director in…
Cover letter required, along with resume
Cover letter required, along with resume