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The Roundtable is Hiring a Vice President

Written by Mary Agee and Chuck Bean, on December 15, 2011

In 2012 the Roundtable will celebrate ten years of nonprofit leaders working together as a regional alliance. Together, we've accomplished a lot by putting the nonprofit community "on the map" and "at the table" with leaders in media, business, and government. Now we're getting ready for our next ten years.

One of the ways we're celebrating our anniversary is by hiring a Vice President. This is a new position for the Roundtable and is the Board's first step in our new strategic plan to promote the good works of nonprofit leaders... and facilitate their work together for the greater good.

We are seeking a skilled and experienced leader to join our team who will be responsible for the day to day management of the organization. The position is not simply a classic "insider/COO" role. Because the nature of the Roundtable's programs and services are "external" - supporting members and interacting with allies, the media, business leaders, and policy-makers -- the vice president will also naturally have external responsibilities. The VP will be a key partner in leading the organization. Ideal candidates for this position will have five or more years experience as an executive director or comparable high-level experience running a nonprofit organization (strategic planning, human resources, financial management, fundraising, communications) as well as experience in the following areas: policy, coalition-building, leadership development, and nonprofit capacity-building.

The ideal candidate will be smart, energetic, entrepreneurial and demonstrate exceptional people skills. An advanced degree such as an MPA or MBA or similar is preferred.

The search will be led by TransitionGuides. Please refer all questions, submissions and hot ideas to Ginna Goodenow or Don Tebbe at www.transitionguides.com or rt@transitionguides.com or (301) 439-6635.