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What we DO

The President/CEO is responsible for planning, implementing and administering CPCD’s programs under the shared governance of the Board of Directors and Parent Policy Council; financial management of the organization including managing blended funding; overseeing budget, public and private grant applications and resource development; actively participating in all resource development/fundraising efforts; ensuring compliance with program and contract requirements; representing the agency in the community through numerous collaborative efforts; and directly supervising senior management staff.


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requirement

Requirements

Masters in


management


public administration


social services


or


closely related field


Demonstrated use of interpersonal skills to develop collaborative partnerships in the community; extensive knowledge of community resources and organizations

A minimum of five years demonstrated experience in successful leadership of a not-for-profit or public agency of comparable size and complexity

Experience in representing a non-profit in its fundraising/resource development activities

Preferred:


Successful work experience in early childhood education/development and/or human services field


Experience in federal grants administration


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Top 3 Skills

The top three skills are those skills identified to provide employees with the greatest success while working in this position. You can click the Resource button below to find helpful articles, trainings and more for each individual skill.




Interpersonal Communication

Communication
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Team Collaboration




Leadership

Leadership