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   Full-Time

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   Chief Executive Officer

   Chief Executive Officer

   
   

   http://fresnoeoc.org/files/pdf/ceo-recruitment-web.pdf

   Location: Anywhere

    

   heather.brown@fresnoeoc.org – Posted by heather.brown@fresnoeoc.org

   Location

   Anywhere

   Date Posted

   23 Apr 2019

2. Type

   Full-Time

   Job

   Associate Buyer

   

   

   Associate Buyer

   
   

   Founded in 1936, the National Wildlife Federation (NWF) has grown into America's largest and most trusted grassroots conservation organization with 51 state/territorial affiliates and more than six million members and supporters. The mission of the National Wildlife Federation is to unite all Americans to ensure wildlife thrive in our rapidly changing world, and the Federation is committed to inspiring all people around our shared love of nature and wildlife by creating a welcoming and inclusive community representative of all Americans.  By respecting and valuing the diversity of connections to the natural world and wildlife, we work toward convening a powerful movement.  We are seeking an Associate Buyer to join our team in Reston, VA. In this role you will be responsible for catalog, internet product development/merchandising, strategizing, managing and accountability for assorted categories of merchandise.  Your role will include: Product Sourcing and Development: You will be responsible for sourcing and developing an assortment of products for online and catalog, identifying and developing new items/trends, and categories that will drive profitable revenue, while monitoring inventory for turn requirements.  You will establish a liquidation strategy for obsolete merchandise, while maintaining overall catalog profitability measures.  You will consistently seek new opportunities and venues to find new product and expanding existing categories/items consistent with company focus and target customers.  You'll drive the growth of the business by ensuring successful introduction of new items to the company that meet the product criteria as well as financial goals.  You will prepare spreadsheets and forecast all product selections (new items and catalog picks) for external purchasing company, and will  identify and develop profitable products that tie to mission related programs, such as NWF's Trees for Wildlife and Gardening for Wildlife programs.  In this role you will also be responsible for NWF product sourcing and purchasing for internal program needs; i.e. NWF branded merchandise, SWAG, and products for tabling events. Catalog Marketing: You will prepare product sheets for each item in the catalog for external creative team and will unpack, pack and prepare photo samples to ship out to external photography studio.  You will write and proof copy for associated catalog products.  Your role includes responsibility for catalog email strategy, content, and development of email creative, to drive sales and achieve gross margin goals.  To do this you will work closely with the NWF online marketing team.  You'll also coordinate with internal analytics staff to review and assign list segmentation. Direct marketing product sourcing and inventory: You will be responsible for sourcing approximately $1M premium product for NWF's direct marketing programs. This will require you to meet with outside vendors that closely monitor this industry for trends and new industry standards. You'll prepare product line reviews for direct marketing teams.  You will develop new products collaboratively with program managers, and in keeping in line with US Postal System flat-pack regulations.  You'll negotiate product costs, MOQ’s, and packaging requirements, and will determine “best practices” for shipping and packaging requirements.  You will serve as a liaison between product managers and vendors to resolve any product questions.  You will also forecast inventory expenditures and be responsible for placement of purchase orders, and you will track purchase orders from time of placement to receipt of merchandise at our fulfillment center. Lastly, you'll have other related duties that may be assigned. Qualifications: Four-year college degree or equivalent in business, marketing, sourcing or relevant areas. Minimum of five years’ experience in buying and product development,  with ecommerce experience as well as a keen understanding of ecommerce platforms and businesses. Comprehensive understanding of retail math. Must possess strong analytical, communication skills and must have the ability to multi-task. Must be able to demonstrate sound negotiating and communication skills. Must be self-motivated, detail oriented, and able to work independently with minimal supervision. In this role you will travel to trade shows, approximately 3 - 4 times per year. Your actions are expected to reflect the staff values of the National Wildlife Federation: collaboration, mindfulness, empowerment, inclusivity, and mission focus. We strive to increase diversity, equity, inclusion and justice (DEIJ) in all elements of our work and with our partners to support the interdependent needs of wildlife and people in a rapidly changing world.  We recruit, employ, train, compensate, and promote regardless of race, religion, creed, national origin, ancestry, sex (including pregnancy), sexual orientation, gender identity (including gender nonconformity and status as a transgender or transsexual individual), age, physical or mental disability, citizenship, genetic information, past, current or prospective service in the uniformed services, or any other characteristic protected under applicable federal, state or local law.  We are proud to be an equal opportunity employer. If you have a disability and require an accommodation or assistance with our online application process, please tell us how we can help by calling us at 703-438-6244. Candidates should submit a cover letter and resume. If you meet more than 75% of the qualifications of this description, we support your application. If selected, a background check will be conducted.

   Location: RestonVirginia, United States

    

   National Wildlife Federation – Posted by bowenak

   Location

   RestonVirginia, United States

   Date Posted

   23 Apr 2019

3. Type

   Full-Time

   Job

   Shelter Engagement Specialist

   

   

   Shelter Engagement Specialist

   
   

   Share is one of the largest nonprofits serving the homeless and hungry of Clark County. We operate many programs and staff have room for advancement or diversity in responsibilities. Share has a generous and robust benefit package including 4 weeks of PTO, paid sick leave, a wellness program, a matched Simple IRA and health and dental insurance. We encourage a culture of supportive compassion for our participants, co-workers, and volunteers. Job Summary: Provide staffing for Share House, a shelter supporting men experiencing homelessness. This program provides a safe and warm space for up to 60 men at a time, provides outreach services and hot meals 7 days a week. The engagement specialist is responsible for providing resource brokering services including crisis intervention, conflict resolution and other duties at a men’s, emergency shelter and transitional program. In addition, this position monitors meal service for the hot meals program. Summary of essential job functions and responsibilities: 1. Work with the Program Director, Housing Navigator, and other Engagement Specialists to ensure that the Share House is safe and welcoming to a broad diversity men experiencing homelessness including people of all races, nationalities, languages, ages, abilities. 2. Provide basic intake and orientation to all new residents on a daily basis, including but not limited to reviewing Shelter Expectations. 3. Provide conflict resolution by encouraging positive methods for problem solving 4. Provide ongoing services to all shelter residents as detailed on their housing stability plan. 5. Provide resource brokering, clothing, blankets, bedding and other needed items in a fair and equitable manner to residents. 6. Notify police, fire, and emergency medical or other emergency personnel if warranted by events in the Shelter. 7. Meet with supervisor and participate in department staff meetings and quarterly staff trainings. 8. Complete housing assessments with each resident. 9. Maintain accurate, complete, up-to-date daily documentation of residents served and their basic demographic information. Enter data into ServicePoint (under supervision). Submit paperwork in a timely manner. 10. Record each shifts activity in the shift log book. 11. Develop and maintain a positive relationships with residents and other employees 12. Other duties as assigned. Minimum Qualifications: Experience: Position requires a minimum of one (1) years’ experience in related field, specifically with people experiencing homelessness or low-income individuals. Experience in dealing with substance abuse, mental health concerns and crisis intervention desired. Knowledge and Skills: • Social and economic issues creating poverty, working successfully with practices and techniques related to people with low income to achieve greater self- sufficiency. • Knowledge of local social service resources/providers • Understanding of the housing first model, harm reduction and strength based case management • Effective problem-solving skills • Strong communication and interpersonal skills • Proficient in written and oral communication • Show strong leadership abilities • Strong organizational skills and ability to follow through from beginning to end on tasks and projects • Basic principles of confidentiality, crisis de-escalation, assertive engagement, and trauma informed care. • Be culturally sensitive to diverse client populations • Prepare and maintain clear, accurate, complete and timely records • Maintain strict confidentiality and professional boundaries with all clients served • Understand and follow complex written and oral instructions, guidelines and procedures • Work independently and at the same time be a vital and contributing part of a team. Education: Bachelor’s Degree in a related field highly desirable.

   Location: Anywhere

    

   Share – Posted by ShareJobs

   Location

   Anywhere

   Date Posted

   20 Apr 2019

4. Type

   Full-Time

   Job

   Client Support Specialist

   

   

   Client Support Specialist

   
   

   Share is one of the largest nonprofits serving the homeless and hungry of Clark County. We operate many programs and staff have room for advancement or diversity in responsibilities. Share has a generous and robust benefit package including 4 weeks of PTO, paid sick leave, a wellness program, a matched Simple IRA and health and dental insurance. We encourage a culture of supportive compassion for our participants, co-workers, and volunteers. The Client Support Specialist will provide support to clientele accessing the Day Center or Lincoln Place, a Housing First Apartment building, that provides support for people experiencing homelessness or vulnerable people in housing. Client Support Specialists work closely with Case Managers to implement individualized client centered care and play an integral role in supporting clients while they are living in homelessness or at Lincoln Place. The role of the Client Support Specialist is to assist participants in achieving independence and self-sufficiency by assisting with life skills development, modeling and coaching pro-social behaviors, and being a dependable and caring support person. This position reports to the Share Housing First Director or the Day Center Director. Major Duties and Responsibilities: Collaborate with case manager and outside providers to ensure that participants’ full spectrum of needs are addressed Provide client-centered support to individuals with serious mental illness and substance use disorders Build strong relationships with participants and be available to meet with clients when the need arises Advocate on behalf of participants within the housing team and within the community Utilize harm reduction and motivational interviewing to encourage participants to minimize harmful behaviors Focus on participant strengths and assist participants in discovering and coordinating meaningful activities Assist Day Center Case Manager in the creation and execution of participants’ case plan Display strong conflict resolution skills and assist in de-escalating crisis Collaborate with fellow CSS to create and execute community events and activities Document client interaction into HMIS database Performs other related duties as assigned. Open Positions: Lincoln Place 40 hour wk - Saturday through Wednesday 1 pm to 9 pm 40 hour wk - Wednesday through Friday Noon to 8 and Saturday 7:30 - 3:30, Sunday 11 am to 7 pm Day Center 30 hour wk Friday through Sunday 7 am to 5 pm Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Knowledge of community resources or the ability to research and gain knowledge Strong interpersonal skills and ability to build individualized client relationships Understanding of how to support someone’s transition from living in homelessness to housing Understanding of appropriate professional boundaries and how to navigate ethical dilemmas Comfortable and able to interact with participants exhibiting symptoms of serious mental illness Ability to de-escalate participants experiencing crisis or escalated behaviors Ability to work within a collaborative team and willingness to participate in wrap around meetings Familiar and comfortable with Microsoft programs and able to use database system to accurately enter data Knowledge of basic office functions. Must demonstrate effective communication skills by conveying necessary information accurately and effectively both orally and in writing. Must be detailed oriented and have strong organizational skills. Must possess the ability to multitask. Must be punctual as well as able to work as part of a team and individually. Work Environment and Physical Demands This position involves working in an office setting and working with participants experiencing homelessness and recently housed individuals who have experienced many life challenges including mental illness, domestic violence, substance abuse, etc. You may be required to lift boxes weighing 25 lbs. as supplies come in and assist in cleaning apartments, as needed. Minimum Qualifications Requires the ability to perform the job as outlined. 2 years experience working with people experiencing homelessness, people with substance use concerns, or people diagnosed with serious mental health the homeless Or 2 years of related college experience Must have a valid driver’s license and reliable vehicle Highly Desirable BA/BS Knowledge or the ability to obtain the knowledge of the HMIS database Possess or be able to obtain CPR, basic first aid certification, Blood borne pathogens, and food handler’s card Job Type: Full-time Salary: $14.50 to $16.00 /year

   Location: Anywhere

    

   Share – Posted by ShareJobs

   Location

   Anywhere

   Date Posted

   20 Apr 2019

5. Type

   Full-Time

   Job

   Policy Associate

   

   

   Policy Associate

   
   

   Carbon180 is seeking a Policy Associate to support our growing policy and legislative work in Washington, DC. The Policy Associate will report to the Associate Director of Policy and will be responsible for policy research, outreach, and related communications. This position is based in Washington, DC. Travel up to 30% is required. At Carbon180, comparable training and/or experience can be substituted for degrees and/or direct policy experience when appropriate. We are proud to offer a competitive salary and benefits. Responsibilities:

   • Perform policy analysis and research, including:
     • Consolidating technical information on carbon removal solutions to support policy development
     • Developing, submitting, and sharing appropriations requests
     • Developing suggestions for increased Federal R&D for CDR solutions and reauthorization of Federal agencies
   • Perform Congressional outreach to support policy goals and to educate policymakers
   • Coordinate with our communications team to support content creation, media engagement, social media planning, and other communications tasks
   • Help plan policy-related events including briefings for staffers, reporters’ breakfasts, ENGO workshops, etc.
   • Contribute to Carbon180 policy strategy development

   What you'll bring:

   • Prior experience (3+ years) working on Federal policy, on or off the Hill
   • Strong knowledge of or prior experience with climate issues, especially related to energy, agriculture, and/or ecosystems
   • Experience, professional or otherwise, coordinating stakeholders in coalitions, organizing events, and attending meetings or public events on behalf of an organization
   • Passion for our mission of building an economy that sequesters more carbon than it emits and an interest in working at a startup non-profit looking to change the world
   • Excellent written and verbal communication skills
   • High attention to detail
   • Interest in positioning yourself for other opportunities at Carbon180 in the future
   • Excitement to learn from colleagues and help them solve problems

   To apply:

   • Remove your name and the name of your undergraduate and/or graduate institution from both your cover letter and resume
   • Submit your redacted cover letter and resume to hello@carbon180.org
   • Put “Policy Associate” in the subject line
   • Include your name and contact information in the application email

   About Carbon180 Carbon180, formerly the Center for Carbon Removal, is a new breed of climate-focused NGO on a mission to fundamentally rethink carbon. We partner with policymakers, scientists and businesses around the globe to develop policy, promote research, and advance solutions that transform carbon from a liability to an asset and foster a prosperous, carbon-conscious economy that removes more from the atmosphere than we emit. Our offices are headquartered in Oakland, CA. Carbon180 is an equal opportunity employer continually seeking to enrich its staff. In particular, we’re dedicated to broadening opportunities for individuals from demographic groups that are historically underrepresented in the sciences and in environmental advocacy. We’re also committed to building an inclusive workplace culture where talented people of widely different backgrounds can thrive. We've adopted this commitment because we believe the inclusion of culturally diverse perspectives will improve our work and produce better societal and environmental outcomes for all, including historically disenfranchised communities.

   Location: WashingtonDistrict of Columbia, United States

    

   Carbon180 – Posted by Carbon180

   Location

   WashingtonDistrict of Columbia, United States

   Date Posted

   20 Apr 2019

6. Type

   Full-Time

   Job

   Director of Strategy & Operations

   

   

   Director of Strategy & Operations

   
   

   Carbon180 is seeking a Director of Strategy and Operations to drive our programs and ensure that the proper strategy and operational controls, administrative and reporting procedures, and people systems are in place to effectively grow the organization. The Director will report to the Executive Director and be responsible for orchestrating strategy development, ensuring financial strength, and fostering operating excellence. They will manage a small team that will potentially include operations, communications, and research staff. This position can be based in Oakland, CA (preferred) or Washington, DC. Travel up to 30% is required. At Carbon180, comparable training and/or experience can be substituted for degrees when appropriate. We are proud to offer a competitive salary and benefits. Responsibilities:

   • Collaborate with the executive director and strategy leads (across our policy, business, and research work) to develop and implement organizational strategies
     • Work with strategy leads to set annual and quarterly performance goals and ensure consistent implementation of performance evaluation
     • Help translate organization-wide strategic goals into individual performance goals and monitor results to ensure goals are met
     • Orchestrate organization-wide annual and quarterly planning that promotes coordination across teams
     • Facilitate meetings with board members
   • Ensure long-term operational excellence for all Carbon180 initiatives
     • Provide real-time coordination between initiatives to promote effective collaboration and ensure key lessons are shared
     • Oversee annual budget, finance, and overall accounting methods
     • Provide timely, accurate, and complete reports on the operating condition of the organization
     • Manage operational staff
   • Foster strong organizational culture
     • Develop leaders – develop and implement systems that cultivate and encourage passionate, motivated, and skilled employees throughout the organization
     • Provide coaching and feedback to help improve skill sets and drive employee retention and overall satisfaction
     • Foster an inclusive workplace environment that understands and values differences in background, experience, skill sets, and identities
     • Shape team culture by creating an environment open to feedback, candor, and accountability
     • Develop and implement organizational policies, as well as systems for hiring, on-boarding, and performance management
   • Build institutional relationships on behalf of Carbon180 and serve as an organizational liaison

   What you'll bring:

   • Passion for our mission to build an economy that sequesters more carbon than it emits and interest in a leadership role in a startup non-profit looking to change the world
   • Prior experience as an executive or programs director with management responsibility over multiple teams and/or large groups within an organization
   • 5+ years experience in project management roles Experience managing organizational finances, grants, and contracts
   • Passion for building and steering high-performing teams and helping to make Carbon180 the best place to work on climate solutions. You thrive when:
     • Working hyper-collaboratively
     • Engaging with colleagues to identify and solve problems they are facing
     • Striving to shape and solidify organizational culture

   To apply:

   • Remove your name and the name of your undergraduate and/or graduate institution from both your cover letter and resume
   • Submit your redacted cover letter and resume to hello@carbon180.org
   • Put “Director of Strategy and Operations” in the subject line
   • Include your name and contact information in the application email

   About Carbon180 Carbon180, formerly the Center for Carbon Removal, is a new breed of climate-focused NGO on a mission to fundamentally rethink carbon. We partner with policymakers, scientists and businesses around the globe to develop policy, promote research, and advance solutions that transform carbon from a liability to an asset and foster a prosperous, carbon-conscious economy that removes more from the atmosphere than we emit. Our offices are headquartered in Oakland, CA. Carbon180 is an equal opportunity employer continually seeking to enrich its staff. In particular, we’re dedicated to broadening opportunities for individuals from demographic groups that are historically underrepresented in the sciences and in environmental advocacy. We’re also committed to building an inclusive workplace culture where talented people of widely different backgrounds can thrive. We've adopted this commitment because we believe the inclusion of culturally diverse perspectives will improve our work and produce better societal and environmental outcomes for all, including historically disenfranchised communities.

   Location: OaklandCalifornia, United States

    

   Carbon180 – Posted by Carbon180

   Location

   OaklandCalifornia, United States

   Date Posted

   20 Apr 2019

7. Type

   Full-Time

   Job

   Director of Finance and Operations

   

   

   Director of Finance and Operations

   
   

   Character Lab is looking for a Director of Finance & Operations. Reporting to the Chief Operating Officer, Dr. Sean Talamas, and collaborating with other Directors and an Operations and Finance Associate, this individual will oversee the financial and operational needs of the organization. This is an exciting opportunity for a finance professional with operational experience to ensure the long-term financial sustainability of Character Lab. The ideal candidate will be equally comfortable diving into spreadsheets to analyze financial information and taking a bird’s-eye view to align the organization’s financial strategy with its programs and lines of services. They will manage key external partnerships, identify and correct inefficiencies, and develop effective strategies to improve operational and financial processes. As a member of Character Lab’s Directors’ team, the ideal candidate will also play a critical role in strategic decision-making across the organization. About Character Lab Character Lab is a nonprofit devoted to advancing the science and practice of character development. We were founded in 2012 by two educators (Dave Levin and Dominic Randolph) and one scientist (Angela Duckworth) who see character development as essential to helping all children thrive. Our research has shown that success and well-being depend on a multitude of strengths that are organized into three dimensions: interpersonal, intrapersonal, and intellectual. Interpersonal strengths like gratitude and empathy enable caring relationships with other people; intrapersonal strengths like grit and growth mindset enable achievement; and intellectual strengths like curiosity and humor enable a fertile life of the mind. To advance the science of character development, Character Lab connects leading psychologists with middle and high schools across the country. To advance the practice of character development, Character Lab translates research findings into Playbooks: instructional materials co-created with scientists, educators, and designers. Our culture is both challenging (we’re never done improving) and supportive (one of our core values is excessive generosity). We are a small team working under one roof. Job Responsibilities Provide strategic thought-partnership to the COO and other Directors to ensure alignment of organizational priorities across functions Oversee and lead annual budget development process, including revenue and other financial forecasting Maintain and upgrade operational and financial management systems, processes, and policies Ensure maintenance of the organization’s internal controls and financial standards and procedures Oversee all accounting functions performed by our finance and accounting vendor In collaboration with the other Directors, develop statements of work, including proposed budgets for fee-for-service arrangements Oversee preparation and finalization of quarterly and annual financial reporting materials for funders, foundations, and the Board Coordinate annual audit process, liaising with external auditors and the audit committee of the Board Ensure proper and timely filing of all federal and state tax returns and registrations Manage the organization’s physical infrastructure (e.g., office space needs) and office operations (e.g., inventory and supplies) Manage all organizational technology needs, including but not limited to: purchasing of new equipment and software, overseeing copier agreement and maintenance, etc. Establish and maintain ongoing trainings to educate employees on organizational processes, policies, and procedures. Manage and support the Operations & Finance Associate Job Requirements Bachelor’s degree in a related field (MA/MBA preferred) 5+ years of professional experience in finance, operations, or nonprofit management, including experience managing and leading a team of direct reports Fluent understanding of financial & operational systems and procedures Comfortable working with collaborators and thinking strategically about system improvements and efficiencies Excellent interpersonal and communication skills Exceptional organizational and project management skills Strong attention to detail Highly proficient in Microsoft platform (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), G Suite platform (Google Docs, Sheets, Slides), and finance-related programs (Quickbooks, Expensify, etc.) Physical Demands/Environmental Factors Frequent, prolonged and irregular hours of duty Some light to medium level of manual labor Some travel for work-related responsibilities and needs Compensation Competitive salary is commensurate with individual’s experience and skills. All full-time employees receive a comprehensive benefits package. Application Process Character Lab is an equal opportunity employer and encourages a diverse pool of candidates to apply. We accept applications on a rolling basis. To begin the application process, please submit a resume and compelling cover letter.

   Location: PhiladelphiaPennsylvania, United States

    

   Clab – Posted by Clab

   Location

   PhiladelphiaPennsylvania, United States

   Date Posted

   20 Apr 2019

8. Type

   Full-Time

   Job

   Marketing Manager

   

   

   Marketing Manager

   
   

   Position summary ■ The primary focus for the Marketing Manager role is to develop, implement, measure the success, continually improve Taylor James’ brand and ultimately drive sales into the business. This role will work with subject matter experts within and outside of the organization to identify opportunities to create exceptional content which positions Taylor James as an industry thought leader while driving engagement and lead conversions. Job qualifications ■ BA/BS required, preferably in marketing, communications, journalism, or similar ■ Minimum 4 years’ experience, with a minimum of two years’ experience in B2B marketing communications ■ Demonstrated experience creating, writing, editing and proofing a range of B2B content targeting senior-level executives at mid- to large-size companies (and can provide examples) ■ Experience optimizing blog and other content for organic search ■ Excellent written and verbal communication skills, and experience interacting with senior-level executives ■ Exceptional deadline-driven, detail-focused project management skills and ability to work independently ■ Working knowledge of the creative production process ■ Creative skills and analytical mindset with proven experience utilizing the full marketing mix to inform and plan campaigns in a digital environment ■ Come with a list of industry contacts that you can begin to intro Taylor James to ■ A self-starter and ability to work independently. ■ Flexible and self-motivated with ‘can do’ attitude. ■ A team player who works effectively with teams at all levels. ■ WordPress and HTML knowledge ■ Experience with craft is a plus, but not essential ■ Salesforce experience ■ PPC and best practice SEO techniques knowledge ■ Google Analytics and other analytical tools knowledge Supervision ■ Number and title(s) of direct reports (if any): Web Content and Digital Marketing Assistant in London ■ Received: Operations Director Job relationships ■ Internal: peers (producers and creatives), brand director, executive team ■ External: industry networking events, awards, and other face-to-face opportunities Job duties (* denotes an “essential function”) Content Strategy & Execution ■ *Support the execution of our go-to-market and grow-in-market efforts by developing a powerful B2B content marketing strategy which maps themes, topics and content types to buyer personas and key verticals across the entire customer journey ■ *Create and manage all deliverables including blogs, case studies, press releases, advertising copy, social media copy, white papers, video scripts, social media posts, one-pagers, award submissions, and other content as required ■ *Continually identify online and offline opportunities to support the organization’s brand awareness, engagement and retention strategies ■ Develop lifecycle marketing / CRM / and engagement programs both online and offline ■ Research and stay on top of trends in our key verticals, talk to subject matter experts and content collaborators within these verticals, share your insights with the executive team, and use your deep-level knowledge to produce vertical-specific, market-leading content ■ *Oversee the creation of marketing material and collateral as required to support Business Development and Sales teams with meetings, presentations, bids, trade shows, events, and exhibitions. ■ Post job management of all imagery for use across multiple media platforms ■ Identify opportunities to produce sponsored content and syndicate original content across networks ■ Define and manage marketing budgetary requirements whilst prioritizing allocation across multiple channels. ■ Can adapt quickly and effectively to changing, fast-paced environments Data & Insights ■ Work with the marketing assistant to match digital content to reader intent by identifying top search keywords and incorporating across all relevant content types and delivery channels ■ Continually improve our web presence and page ranking by optimizing blogs and other written content ■ Continually monitor and report on competitor content which may impact our global marketing strategies ■ Regularly report on content engagement results and ROI ■ Complete other duties as assigned. Working conditions Office environment, occasional travel to London office and other studios and/or events.

   Location: New YorkNew York, United States

    

   Anewton – Posted by Anewton

   Location

   New YorkNew York, United States

   Date Posted

   17 Apr 2019

9. Type

   Part-Time

   Job

   Fiscal Specialist 1 – Sponsored Programs

   

   

   Fiscal Specialist 1 - Sponsored Programs

   
   

   Clark College is currently accepting applications for a 75% part-time, permanent classified Fiscal Specialist 1. This position is responsible to coordinating services and financial resources for students who receive educational funding from outside agency partners. The schedule for this position is 8 a.m. – 5 p.m., Monday – Friday. Clark College is an equal opportunity employer. Protected group members are strongly encouraged to apply. Clark College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age perceived or actual physical or mental disability, pregnancy, genetic information, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, creed, religion, honorably discharged veteran or military status, or use of a trained guide dog or service animal. The college considers equal opportunity, affirmative action, and non-discrimination to be fundamental to the mission, core themes, and objectives of the college. All faculty and staff hired at Clark College are encouraged to embrace, continually support and enhance social equity on our campus and in our community. Questions regarding the College’s Affirmative Action Policy may be directed to the Director of Human Resources, (360) 992-2105. Job Duties and Responsibilities: • Provide exemplary service to students and agency partners both over the phone and in person. • Process agency contracts and authorization for student sponsorship for tuition, books and supplies. • Coordinate payment for special purchases. • Understand agency policies and procedures and ensure that these policies are adhered to. • Reconcile student tuition reimbursements, adjustments and cancellations. • Ensure proper tuition holds are placed on student accounts. • Manual invoicing for 529 plans from other states. • Assist students in navigating college policies and procedures and provide appropriate resources to help ensure student success. • Work closely with internal departments to ensure the students authorizations are processed timely and accurately. • Perform related duties as assigned. Position Requirements and Competencies: Candidates will be evaluated based on application materials, including the supplemental questions and personal interview(s), and will be required to demonstrate competencies in the following areas: • Education and Experience: Associate’s degree OR two years of professional office related experience. Accounting experience in a governmental agency is preferred. • Computer Skills: experience using Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, Access, and specialized database systems. • Communication Skills: excellent communication skills in interpersonal, written, and group settings. • Collaboration: ability to work collaboratively with others. • Time Management: uses time and resources to complete work in a timely and accurate manner. Preferred Requirements and Competencies: • Experience with a complex, automated financial management system. • Knowledge of: accounting theory and practice and generally accepted accounting principles. Job Readiness/Working Conditions: • Ability to work at a computer for long periods of time. • Ability to work well with people of all ages from academically, culturally, and socioeconomically diverse backgrounds. • The initial appointment will include a 6-month probationary period and the employee will earn permanent status after successfully completing probation. • This position is represented by Washington Public Employees Association. • Prior to a new hire, a background check including criminal record history will be conducted. Information from the background check will not necessarily preclude employment but will be considered in determining the applicant’s suitability and competence to perform in the position. Salary/Benefits: Starting Salary: $2,168/month (75% of $2,891) Range: 39 Code: 151E Benefits package includes insurance, retirement, annual and sick leave, disability, flexible spending account, and tuition waiver. Application Deadline: Required application materials must be completed and submitted online by 3 p.m., April 24th, 2019. REQUIRED ONLINE APPLICATION MATERIALS: • Clark College online application • Current resume • Responses to the supplemental questions included in the online application process 1. Describe your experience providing assistance to the public or other clients in person or on the telephone. Include the types of clients, the volume of work, and at least one example of how you handled a problem and/or negative situation. 2. Describe your experience or training keeping accurate financial records or performing office related work. 3. Describe your experience or training working with computer systems. Include the type(s) of software you used and how you used them. Please apply online at www.clark.edu/jobs To contact Clark College Human Resources, please call (360) 992-2105. DISABILITY ACCOMMODATIONS Upon request, accommodations are available to persons with disabilities for the application process. Contact Human Resources at (360)992-2105 or by video phone at (360)991-0901. SECURITY The security of all the members of the campus community is of vital concern to Clark College. Information regarding crime prevention advice, the authority of the Security/Safety Department, policies concerning reporting of any crimes which may occur on the campus, and crime statistics for the most recent 4-year period may be requested from the Clark College Security/Safety Department, (360) 992-2133. The most recent Annual Security Report can be viewed here: http://www.clark.edu/campus-life/student-support/security/report.php ELIGIBILITY VERIFICATION If you are hired, you will need proof of identity, and documentation of U.S. citizenship or legal authorization to work. CORRECTIONS OR EXTENDED NOTICES Corrected or extended notices will be posted online and in the Human Resources Office. Clark College Human Resources April 10th, 2019 19-00046

   Location: VancouverWashington, United States

    

   Clark College – Posted by dashmore@clark.edu

   Location

   VancouverWashington, United States

   Date Posted

   17 Apr 2019

10. Type

    Full-Time

    Job

    GRANTS ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNTANT

    

    

    GRANTS ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNTANT

    
    

    Job Description ​ RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE GRANTS ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNTANT Responsible for assigned federal and foundation grants; from the kick off meeting to grant close-out and, everything in between. Work closely with Program Staff to ensure 100% compliance with funding requirements. Perform grant related, post-award functions, including setting up the new coding for the grant and communicating to the staff. Review grant related invoices for approvals and appropriate backup, conduct a final approval and enter invoices into accounting system for payment. Prepare and distribute periodic invoices for grant reimbursements. Prepare accurate and timely financial reports to Grantor or Donors as required. Prepare SF-425's and draw-downs as needed. Prepare federal budget modifications as needed. Prepare accurate and timely financial reports on grants for internal management. Communicate monthly financial results to the program staff, informing them the financial positon of the project. Travel as needed to audit and monitor sub recipients per government guidelines. Travel could he heavy at times (over 30 days per year.) Ensure compliance with funding source administrative guidelines, timely receipt of revenue, and accurate submission of financial reports. Prepare monthly reconciliations on Grant receivables and temporary restricted net assets. Assist Program directors and managers with reporting templates and providing analytical reports Maintain central online filing system of complete and fully supported grant files for all active grants and contributions. Track and monitor match fund requirements and progress on monthly basis. Manage grant related issues ensuring timely resolution. Providing timely escalation of the important issues to the DOF. Support annual audit as well as grant/project audit Ensure compliance of grants with policies/procedures, donor rules/regulations including federal awards. Participate in special projects and process improvement initiatives. Prepare written procedure and policy documents as needed. Other duties as assigned to meet the changing needs of the accounting team. PREFERRED EXPERIENCE, KNOWLEDGE AND ATTRIBUTES: Ability to adapt to changing priorities. Demonstrated effective and efficient customer service and problem solving skills. Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Proficient in MS Word and Excel. Non-profit with federal grants experience. Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, or related field. Knowledge of GAAP and SOX. Working knowledge of OMB’s Uniform Guidance (aka the "Super Circular”) and working knowledge of OMB’s A-110, A-122, and A-133 Working knowledge of Inacct accounting software or, similar program. At least 2 years of relevant experience. Highly organized and attention to detail. Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to communicate effectively with community-based organizations/subreceipients SALARY AND BENEFITS: Competitive salary is commensurate with experience and based on salary history. Exceptional benefits offered in a flexible work environment. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER: AIDS United is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will be considered for employment without unlawful discrimination based on race, color, creed, national origin, sex, age, disability, marital status, sexual orientation, military service/veteran status, citizenship status, genetic information, prior record of arrest or conviction, citizenship status, current employment status, or caregiver status, genetic information, or any other protected status under federal, state or local law. We encourage applications from candidates of color and individuals living with HIV or histories of injectable-drug use. WORKING CONDITIONS: This position is in Washington, DC. Successful candidate will perform duties within the main office duty area and will have significant phone contact with public, trustees, high-level donors, corporate executives, and grantee staff. This role routinely uses standard office equipment such as computers, phones, photocopiers, filing cabinets and fax machines. TRAVEL: Position requires travel – up to 30 days per year. SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES: None. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: These demands document the physical requirements of a specific job. Criteria may include: Lifting, Carrying, Push/Pull, Sitting/Standing (In Place); On Feet, Walking, Bending, Turn/Twist; Kneeling; Squatting; Crawling; Climbing; Reaching (Out)/Reaching (Up), Grasping, Wrist Turning; Pinching; Finger Manipulation, Hearing, Talking, working with a computer for eight hours, Working in close quarters. Communicating over the telephone for eight hours.

    Location: WashingtonDistrict of Columbia, United States

     

    Shannon Wyss – Posted by swyss@aidsunited.org

    Location

    WashingtonDistrict of Columbia, United States

    Date Posted

    13 Apr 2019

11. Type

    Full-Time

    Job

    EDI Data Operations Analyst

    

    

    EDI Data Operations Analyst

    
    

    Evolent Health has a bold mission to change the health of the nation by changing the way health care is delivered. Our pursuit of this mission is the driving force that brings us to work each day. We believe in embracing new ideas, challenging ourselves and failing forward. We respect and celebrate individual talents and team wins. We have fun while working hard and Evolenteers often make a difference in everything from scrubs to jeans. Are we growing? Absolutely—70.2% in year-over-year revenue growth in 2017. Are we recognized? Definitely. We have been named one of “Becker’s 150 Great Places to Work in Healthcare” in 2016 and 2017, and one of the “50 Great Places to Work” in 2017 by Washingtonian, and our CEO was number one on Glassdoor’s 2015 Highest-Rated CEOs for Small and Medium Companies. If you’re looking for a place where your work can be personally and professionally rewarding, don’t just join a company with a mission. Join a mission with a company behind it. What You'll Be Doing: Responsible for business process and data analysis support for Accumulator client implementations including guidance and review of inbound/outbound setup, vendor file specifications, mapping, and testing. Researches system issues affecting Accumulators and collaborates with Core Team to resolve discrepancies. Responds to inquiries regarding EDI issues with enrollment, claims, payments, and/or clearinghouse activities Responsible for EDI mapping, provides support to all EDI production processes and testing of EDI data loaded in test production instance, and ongoing maintenance. Monitor health data interface using a variety of technologies including but not limited to SQL server, SSIS, and SAS Develop tools, techniques to improve efficiency/automation of Data Operations team monitoring, alerting, or communication processes Develop detailed client-specific operational SOPs and documentation Assist in training and supporting offshore resources to maintain a high level of operational quality Participates in all system tests, analyze all data and processes, recommend improvements, and manage all communication with business as well as Trading Partners to ensure compliance to all policies and procedure Skills You'll Need: Bachelor’s degree in Healthcare Management, Computer Science or another technology/business field of study 3 to 5 years of experience working within a data or IT Operations group. Knowledge of healthcare industry and healthcare x12 format (especially, 837, 834, 835 files) Ability to work independently with minimal supervision and collaboratively within a team Work effectively with customers and internal staff in fast-paced environment and time-sensitive situations Ability to work in a team environment across multiple functional groups Must have experience creating SQL statements and must be familiar with relational database modeling and design concepts.

    Location: ChicagoIllinois, United States

     

    Amanda Zeitler – Posted by Amanda Zeitler

    Location

    ChicagoIllinois, United States

    Date Posted

    12 Apr 2019

12. Type

    Full-Time

    Job

    Executive Director – South Region

    Executive Director - South Region

    
    

    About Us: Founded in 2007, The Mission Continues (TMC), is a national non profit organization that connects veterans with under-resourced communities, empowering veterans to continue their service, and empowering communities with veteran talent, skills and preparedness to generate visible impact. Interest in our ‘double impact’ model is at an all time high. In an increasingly polarized and online country, there is a need and desire for social impact models that connect people in person. Veterans possess the drive and desire to serve others, but without access to the tools and networks needed, their potential to make meaningful impact at the local level remains untapped. On the other end of the spectrum, there are a growing number of communities that are excluded from resources, development and opportunity that are prime contexts for local leadership, service and impact. TMC brings these two sectors together - community revitalization and veteran engagement - creating the structure and opportunity for veterans to design and lead truly impactful community service projects. TMC’s strategic plan is anchored by four objectives: 1,000 veteran leaders mobiled, developed and trained; 80 community-focused operations established and thriving; 70,000 veteran and community members activated in service; and 2M+ citizens influenced and impacted. About The Opportunity: A key organizational leader for TMC, the Executive Director (ED) is the external face for the region, who cultivates new relationships and strengthens existing ones with local and national organizations. The ED is an active networker who enjoys speaking in public forums about TMC’s mission in a way that excites our external partners and our veteran community. The ED works cross-functionally and collaboratively with the development team to reach fundraising targets for the region and for the organization. The ED also sets the regional vision; inspiring the staff, the veteran volunteers, and the local partners in every platoon and city across their region, and aligning the execution of TMC’s strategic plan with the region’s annual action plan. Reporting to the VP of Regional Operations, the ED manages a team, including a Regional Director of Operations, who is responsible for the day-to-day management of the region’s operations. Regions consists of 6-7 full-time staff members; 18-21 veteran-led service platoons stewarding local operational partners in roughly 12 cities; 300+ different service, support and social projects throughout the year; and an approximately $1 million budget. Ideal candidates are experienced leaders who have a deep appreciation for our work in veteran engagement and community service; the drive to build and reach fundraising targets; a track record of building effective, cohesive teams; and are creative, entrepreneurial, and exceptional relationship and partnership builders. Key Outcomes & Responsibilities: ● Successfully sets and leads implementation of regional strategic plan, ensuring regional goals are met and include veteran engagement, fundraising and community engagement ● Stewards existing partners leading to renewal of sponsorships and securing upgrades for multiyear partnerships ● Secures sponsorships for 100% of the entire portfolio of platoons (18-21) in their region, reaching fundraising targets (approximately $750k – 1M annually) through successfully building a donor pipeline and stewarding existing partnerships ● Builds a high performing team and culture which reflects strong, trusting relationships and TMC’s core values and is demonstrated in formal 360 performance and culture reviews Core Skills Required: ● Passion for TMC’s Mission & Core Values: demonstrates sincere interest in veterans’ issues, and passion and energy for community service projects; embodies and practices TMC’s core values ● Fundraising: driven by building donor pipelines and stewarding donor relationships; track record of successfully raising funds is preferred ● External Relations & Partnerships: animated by serving as external face of an organization; actively engages community stakeholders and builds impactful partnerships; seeks and obtains speaking engagements and networking opportunities ● Strategic Planning & Goal Setting: sets clear vision, strategic plans and goals ● Building & Leading Effective Teams: Leads and inspires teams to rally around a vision; builds strong team culture through trust, respect and collaboration ● Creativity & Innovation: demonstrates creativity, a passion for building and entrepreneurialism

    Location: AtlantaGeorgia, United States

     

    The Mission Continues – Posted by axistalentpartners

    Location

    AtlantaGeorgia, United States

    Date Posted

    8 Apr 2019

13. Type

    Full-Time

    Job

    Salesforce Solutions Architect/Senior Administrator

    

    

    Salesforce Solutions Architect/Senior Administrator

    
    

    The Open Philanthropy Project — a grantmaker working to give away billions of dollars to improve well-being as much as possible — is seeking a Salesforce Solutions Architect/Senior Administrator ("SASA") to help us grow. About the Role You would lead the design, implementation, and overall maintenance of our core grants and operations technology functions in Salesforce. Core responsibilities would include:

    • Own the development of our nascent grants management system within Salesforce (the "System") to make it a user-friendly, end-to-end solution for grant processing and information management.
    • Serve as the primary System administrator, conducting ongoing enhancement and maintenance functions, including user account maintenance, workflows, automation, new apps, page layouts, and objects.
    • Lead internal deployment for any major System implementations.
    • Develop and maintain Visualforce pages, Apex classes & triggers, and third-party integrations.
    • Design and conduct regular trainings and feedback sessions to enhance user experience.
    • Discuss the team’s problems and goals, and translate feedback into potential solutions. Lead communication around technology issues and needs across leadership, staff, and vendors.
    • Manage third-party consultants or developers as needed.
    • Continually assess the impact of new requirements or releases related to Salesforce and analyze all upstream and downstream applications (e.g. by attending relevant conferences, such as Technology Affinity Group, DreamForce, TrailheaDX).

    About You We’re looking for Solutions Architects flexible about doing a small amount of admin or advanced Administrators capable and interested in developing into that role. You are excited to utilize your technical Salesforce and project management expertise to make an impact through effective philanthropy. Qualifications

    • 3-5+ years of experience as a Salesforce admin, developer, and/or solutions architect.
    • Experience implementing or maintaining an organization-wide Salesforce instance (ideally Lightning).
    • Ability to configure and implement applications from multiple vendors.
    • Experience with best practice security standards.
    • Salesforce Certification(s) a plus.
    • Familiarity with grantmaking processes and operations a plus.

    Characteristics

    • Good communication - you write and speak clearly even when communicating particularly complex information.
    • Project management - you can successfully lead a project from beginning to end, from the big picture to the minor details.
    • Systems-thinking - you enjoy improving or designing processes and systems that can drive efficiency in a growing organization.
    • Problem-solving - you enjoy resolving problems and bugs as they come up, both with developers and end users.
    • Open - you share and seek information, including critical feedback. Inclusive - you help ensure that Open Phil is a place where everyone who embodies our core values can succeed.

    About Us The Open Philanthropy Project (“Open Phil”) identifies outstanding giving opportunities, makes grants, follows the results, and publishes our findings. Our main funders are Cari Tuna and Dustin Moskovitz, a co-founder of Facebook and Asana. We aim to do as much good as possible, and our current giving areas include global health and development, scientific research, U.S. policy (primarily criminal justice reform and farm animal welfare), and global catastrophic risks (primarily biosecurity and pandemic preparedness, and potential risks from advanced artificial intelligence). Additional Information This is a full-time position based out of San Francisco. (We would be open to short-term, i.e. less than a year, contractor arrangements as well.) Starting salary: $90,000 - $125,000, commensurate with experience and skills, plus an annual 401k grant (unconditional and immediately vested) of $13,500-$18,500, and a competitive benefits package. Across the organization, our employees are challenged with meaningful work, have the resources for ongoing professional development and learning, and contribute to a collegial and engaging environment where they can thrive. We are committed to fostering a culture of inclusion and encourage individuals with diverse backgrounds and experiences to apply. We especially encourage applications from women, people of color, and individuals with disabilities who are excited about contributing to our mission. As part of our dedication to equal employment opportunity and the diversity of our staff, the Open Philanthropy Project does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, ethnicity, gender, protected veteran status, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, or any other basis protected by federal, state, or local law. Pursuant to the San Francisco Fair Chance Ordinance, we will consider for employment qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records. We expect all staff to understand and value racial, gender, and other forms of equity as operating principles, and to be open to continued learning on issues related to race, equity, diversity, and inclusion. If you need assistance or an accommodation due to a disability, you may contact us at jobs@openphilanthropy.org. Please note that for this position we’re currently not accepting applications from candidates who need authorization to work in the USA.

    Location: San FranciscoCalifornia, United States

     

    OpenPhilanthropy – Posted by OpenPhilanthropy

    Location

    San FranciscoCalifornia, United States

    Date Posted

    6 Apr 2019

14. Type

    Full-Time

    Job

    Apprentice – Connected Services Engineer – Scotland

    

    

    Apprentice - Connected Services Engineer - Scotland

    
    

    Why should you join us? At Honeywell, we invent and produce technological solutions that address some of the world’s most critical challenges around energy, safety, security, productivity and global urbanization. we want you to partner with us design and promote the next generation of cutting-edge. Home Building Solutions (HBS) is part of our automation and control solutions (acs), a $16.6billion business group within Honeywell. HBS installs, integrates and maintains systems that keep government, education, commercial and industrial facilities safe, secure, comfortable, productive and efficient. HBS is also a global leader in energy services, working with organizations and power providers to conserve energy, optimize operations and influence renewable energy sources. Who are we looking for? Honeywell lead a successful and growing apprenticeship programme. we are currently on the look out for motivated and talented people across the country to work with some of the most skilled engineers in our industry. if you are driven and passionate, and we are committed to supporting and mentoring your skills to develop you into the experts of the future. What will you be doing every day? If successful, you will follow our dynamic apprenticeship programme working at one of the varied locations / sites over the UK. you'll work through a range of disciplines in order to gain a boarder understanding of the business, before you begin your career as a connected service engineer. During your four-year scheme, you will complete the educational element of your learning and training at the PROCAT college in Basildon, who will host the block delivery programme we deliver. you will partner with other Honeywell apprentices and stay in a Honeywell approved hotel during these blocks of education. when you return to the business for your on-the-job element you will work and learn alongside some of the greatest mentors in the industry. On completion of the advanced apprenticeship, we could offer progression routes to higher and degree apprenticeship programmes available within the business. What Skills and Qualifications Will You Hold?

    • You'll have excellent interpersonal skills.
    • We expect you to hold or be expecting a minimum of 4 GCSE's grade C/4 or above that will include Mathematics and English.
    • You'll be a great teammate.
    • A real passion for IT or engineering will be helpful to you
    • A desire to learn in a dynamic environment

    We will offer you incredible career progression, and development. Our other benefits include a pension, and share-builder scheme. If you believe this is the right path for you, then please get in touch with us, and apply. As an Equal Opportunities Employer, Honeywell is committed to a diverse workforce culture.

    Location: ScotlandUnited Kingdom

     

    Honeywell – Posted by Honeywell

    Location

    ScotlandUnited Kingdom

    Date Posted

    2 Apr 2019

15. Type

    Full-Time

    Job

    Junior Organizer

    

    

    Junior Organizer

    
    

    WHO WE ARE The National Asian Pacific American Women’s Forum (NAPAWF) is the only national, multiissue advocacy organization in the United States with the mission to build collective power of those who identify as Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) women and girls. Our primary policy areas of focus include: ● Reproductive Health Rights ● Economic Justice ● Immigrant Rights NAPAWF’s mission is to build power of lives, families, and communities of AAPI women and girls. Founded in 1996, we are continuing to grow and create a dynamic organization including five staffed offices and more than 15 volunteer-led chapters throughout the country. We are currently seeking a Junior Organizer for our New York City (NYC) office. The Junior Organizer will support in building relationships with local organizations as well as facilitating mobilization campaigns, trainings, and other outreach centered on building power for those who identify as AAPI women and girls in the New York City area. WHO YOU ARE Coalition Builder and Stakeholder Manager. With at least one year of voter education and/or mobilization campaign work experience, you are a self-starting community organizer who has a strong commitment to community organizing, AAPI policy areas, and issues related to those who identify as AAPI and/or immigrant women and girls. You have strong organizational skills and are able to build and nurture relationships with local government organizations, non-profits, religious institutions, college/university student groups, other social justice and human right groups that work specifically with AAPI and/or immigrant women and girls. You love working with and talking to people and enjoy recruiting and engaging others to be active members within the NYC NAPAWF community. Organizational Developer & Strategic Planner. Having had previous community organizing experience, you are comfortable with creating training modules and other campaigns with minimal supervision. You are a technology whiz, able to create engaging, content-packed presentations and trainings. You are committed to building strong action-based programs and events and seasoned in successfully managing multiple tasks to completion with competing deadlines. Effective Communicator. As a seasoned spokesperson, adept in both English and at least one Asian / Pacific Islander language (i.e. Mandarin, Korean, Cantonese, Bengali), you are able to synthesize the needs of those your serve and work with, addressing them in a way that is transparent, collaborative and culturally responsive and competent. You understand how to motivate and influence people and have excellent public speaking and writing skills. Social Justice Advocate. You are committed to a career pathway that supports social justice and advocacy efforts. You consistently demonstrate the ability to motivate various constituencies to be strong stakeholders AAPI movement while showing a nuanced understanding of building and sustaining diverse and inclusive advocacy environment with a racial equity focus. Organizational Impact & Outcomes for Success Reporting to the National Field Director, the Junior Organizer will ensure NAPAWF’s unique intersectional perspective is brought to the forefront of reproductive justice work in the New York City area. With the support and direction of the National Field Director, the Junior Organizer will do this by: - Developing impactful training materials and sessions for NAPAWF members - Facilitating mobilization campaigns outreach centered on building power for those who identify as AAPI women and girls in the New York City area. - Building relationships with community members and a broad array of non-profit, local government, and religious organizations

    Location: New YorkNew York, United States

     

    humanresources@napawf.org – Posted by humanresources@napawf.org

    Location

    New YorkNew York, United States

    Date Posted

    26 Mar 2019

16. Type

    Full-Time

    Job

    Communications Coordinator, HECHO

    

    

    Communications Coordinator, HECHO

    
    

    Hispanics Enjoying Camping, Hunting, and the Outdoors (HECHO) was created to help fulfill our duty to conserve and protect our public lands for future generations.  We provide a platform for Hispanics/Latinos to contribute knowledge and perspectives about conservation issues, enhance leadership capacity as impactful advocates of conservation policies, and celebrate Hispanic/Latino cultural heritage and connections to nature. From southwestern deserts to northern forestland, Hispanics/Latinos throughout America have a strong connection to our nation's diverse landscapes. Together, through HECHO, we urge our elected and appointed leaders to safeguard our precious public lands, so that our children can enjoy fishing, hiking, hunting, camping, and other outdoor activities for generations to come. While our focus is on the protection of public lands in the American Southwest, our work has a national scope and impact.  To achieve our mission, we are in need of a talented Communications Coordinator who speaks fluent English and Spanish to work in our Denver, Colorado office. There may be additional flexibility in location for well qualified candidates. There will be occasional travel in this role of approximately 10 nights a year. Reporting to HECHO’s Executive Director, you will be responsible for deepening and expanding press coverage for HECHO and its work in English and Spanish-language/Latin media outlets, including pitching stories to national, regional, and local papers, magazines, TV and radio stations, and online news outlets. You will track the news cycle and write press statements, op-eds, and letters, etc. to ensure HECHO is weighing in on a range of conservation and outdoor topics, and further develop our unique storytelling narrative through blogs, videos, radio, social media, etc. You will inspire and motivate HECHO’s members and followers on email and social media channels to support and become part of our cause, and curate the HECHO website. You will help develop and implement a strategy to raise awareness about HECHO’s work to attract more financial support for our programs.  You will also advance the dual goals of strengthening Hispanic/Latino civic engagement in conservation policy decision making and increasing action supporting conservation policy solutions. In this role you will: Develop and implement a comprehensive communications outreach plan for both English-language and Spanish-language content, including an editorial and social media calendar, to authentically engage HECHO’s followers, event participants, and volunteers. Regularly write content in English and Spanish including blog posts, fact sheets, issue briefs, letters, op-eds, and newsletters. Write and distribute press releases and background materials in English and Spanish on efforts of interest to national, regional, and web media. Increase HECHO’s online followers, likes, shares, and maintain and grow HECHO’s email lists by developing and implementing robust digital communications. Assist the Executive Director with the development and implementation of a digital fundraising strategy, as well as assist in the writing of grant proposals. Develop talking points for program staff and prepare staff for media interviews. Help with media training of staff, advisory board, and members. Coordinate with partners and work on media strategy in coalition with trusted partners. Identify opportunities for enterprise, in-depth media coverage of the HECHO core issues and pursue them. Work with program staff and partners to assess media needs and develop appropriate media messages. Develop and maintain media lists and contacts in English and Spanish media. Build diverse relationships with journalists and media influencers who may write about a range of HECHO issues, and serve as a good resource for reporters on background info and connection to story sources. Pitch English-language and Spanish-language media and conduct media outreach in English and Spanish Monitor media coverage and produce media reports, adjusts goals and strategy accordingly. Qualifications: Fluent and conversational English and Spanish language skills. Outstanding written and oral communication skills. High level of creativity to complement social media experience and skills, especially on Twitter and Facebook. Experience monitoring media and managing media monitoring platforms, as well as digital analytics and email metrics. Knowledge and ability to use multimedia communications tools, including producing graphics. Familiarity with conservation issues, public land management agencies, and legislative and administrative processes. Capable of representing and bolstering marginalized voices in advocacy. Experience: Proven experience in reporting, advocacy communications, and/or public relations. Experienced storyteller and wordsmith. Demonstrated knowledge of Hispanic heritage, in particular cultural and historical connections to the land, air, and water, and ability to share knowledge in a culturally responsive way Proven success in writing, pitching, and securing media placements in a variety of media platforms. Experience developing outreach plans and implementing outreach communication activities, including building email lists. Experience using a range of digital platforms, including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, MailChimp and Squarespace. Experience with creating content for digital fundraising is a plus. Salary Range and Benefits: This position pays in the range of $43,000 a year. HECHO is a partner and program of the National Wildlife Federation, which offers excellent benefits, including 16 weeks of paid FMLA leave, competitive compensation, and a family-friendly, flexible work environment.  We are committed to building a complementary team and strongly support candidates from all backgrounds to apply.

    Location: DenverColorado, United States

     

    National Wildlife Federation – Posted by bowenak

    Location

    DenverColorado, United States

    Date Posted

    6 Mar 2019

17. Type

    Freelance

    Job

    Writer

    

    

    Writer

    Freelance

    
    

    Punchdrunk International is looking for a Writer to join an R&D team developing a new digital theatre project. This individual will be an exceptional writer and maker in the creative industries, with experience in theatrical, immersive, gaming or digital projects. The role will join the Punchdrunk creative team on developing a new production, with a particular emphasis on writing and dramaturgical work. RESPONSIBILITIES The role will provide creative services and support to a first-class R&D process, including: • Copywriting, writing dialogue, scene building and editing • Building story worlds, writing narrative, developing narrative structures and providing dramaturgical support • Research and reading around the project • Contributing to project planning work where required To view the full job desciption and apply, please visit our website: https://www.punchdrunk.com/work-with-us/

    Location: EnglandUnited Kingdom

     

    Punchdrunk International – Posted by Punchdrunk International

    Location

    EnglandUnited Kingdom

    Date Posted

    15 Feb 2019

18. Type

    Freelance

    Job

    Equality Consultant

    

    EqualityWeddings – Posted by EqualityWeddings

    Location

    KilsbyEngland, United Kingdom

    Date Posted

    31 Jan 2019

19. Type

    Full-Time

    Job

    POLICE OFFICER – SCOTLAND

    

    

    POLICE OFFICER - SCOTLAND

    
    

    On Commencing Service £24,447 On Completion of Initial Training £27,285 On Completion of 2 years Service £28,869 Rising by Annual Increments after 10 years to: £38,382 What Does a Police Constable do? To put it simply, police officers maintain law and order: protect members of the public and their property; and prevent, detect and investigate crime. But of course, it's a much more complex job than that. You will work to a shift pattern and whilst this is normally over a 40 hour week Police Scotland has a range of flexible working policies to suit individual circumstances. We're an integral part of the community - as much at home in major sporting events as we are in local classrooms. Our work is based in, around and for the local communities that we serve. That's why it's important our officers are respectful of the culture and beliefs of others. Make no mistake, it can be a challenging and unpredictable job - as you leave for your daily patrol, there's no knowing what you might encounter - but it's also rewarding like no other. You'll actively make life safer and more secure for everyone around you. And nothing's more important than that. As a probationary officer, you'll come face to face with the community we serve every day: providing the initial response to incidents; searching person(s), premises and vehicles; attending calls; interviewing suspects, victims and witnesses; taking statements; preparing reports; making enquiries into crimes and offences; gathering and using intelligence; making arrests; preserving crime scenes and presenting evidence in court. You'll need to complete two years as a probationary officer. Following this, you'll need to prove over the course of time, that you have developed into a fully competent officer, across all aspects of the role before you even start to think about developing your career prospects. Lateral development can be gained by specialising in a particular area of policing, such as CID, Road Policing, Licensing or the Support Unit. Of course, for some officers with the requisite skills and potential, the option to study for the police diploma can be considered - which is the very first step towards being eligible for future promotion.

    Location: Anywhere

     

    POLICE SCOTLAND – Posted by POLICE SCOTLAND

    Location

    Anywhere

    Date Posted

    19 Jan 2015

Jobs tagged "Diversity"

1. Type

   Full-Time

   Job

   Associate Director of Employee Equity Outreach and Engagement

   

   dashmore@clark.edu – Posted by dashmore@clark.edu

   Location

   VancouverWashington, United States

   Date Posted

   3 Apr 2019

2. Type

   Freelance

   Job

   Equality Consultant

   

   EqualityWeddings – Posted by EqualityWeddings

   Location

   KilsbyEngland, United Kingdom

   Date Posted

   31 Jan 2019