Edgility Consulting

Edgility Consulting is dedicated to empowering social impact organizations by fostering equity through the development of exceptional teams that embody and enhance the communities they support.

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đź“Ť California, United States

🧭 Full-Time

đź’¸ 174000 - 212500 USD per year

🔍 Education

  • 12+ years of aligned experience.
  • Strong belief in and advocacy for public charter schools.
  • Deep understanding of policy intersections, social justice issues.
  • Commitment to fostering an inclusive environment.
  • Proven leadership in advocacy and strategic communications.
  • Excellent communication skills with diverse stakeholders.

  • Develop and implement a statewide strategy for advocacy campaigns and membership engagement.
  • Collaborate with senior leadership to align advocacy initiatives with strategic goals.
  • Lead advocacy efforts for policies supporting charter schools and educational equity.
  • Build relationships with stakeholders to amplify charter school voices.
  • Foster a culture of belonging among members and address their needs.
  • Establish communication strategies to attract and retain members.

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Posted 2024-10-19
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đź“Ť California, United States

🧭 Full-Time

đź’¸ 235539 - 259726 USD per year

🔍 Education

  • 10+ years of experience managing a multi-faceted institution with public funds.
  • Senior executive experience at post-secondary institutions or similar environments.
  • Familiarity with financial operations of technology-driven educational institutions.
  • Experience with large and complex budgets.
  • Relevant Bachelor’s degree required; Master's preferred.
  • Ability to function in a remote online environment.

  • Lead the strategic budgeting process, fiscal modeling, and long-term financial planning.
  • Provide financial counsel to the President & CEO and executive team to align the budget with organizational goals.
  • Ensure compliance with applicable laws and manage financial reporting processes.
  • Supervise procurement and facilities management.
  • Serve as a key liaison with state agencies, unions, and vendors.
  • Train and support leaders to enhance financial literacy.

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Posted 2024-10-19
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đź“Ť California, United States

🧭 Full-Time

đź’¸ $235,539 - $259,726 per year

🔍 Education

  • The next Calbright College Chief Financial Officer will be an accomplished fiscally astute executive with 10+ years of demonstrated experience successfully managing a multi-faceted and layered institution.
  • Senior executive experience working at a post secondary institution with public funds, community college, K-12 district, or other governmental fiscal environments.
  • Familiarity with the financial operations and strategic needs of an online or technology-driven educational institution, especially one that serves nontraditional students.
  • Experience developing and maintaining large and complex budgets.
  • The ability to function in a remote online environment is key.
  • Relevant Bachelor’s degree (BA/BS) or equivalent required; Master's degree preferred.

  • Lead the strategic budgeting process, fiscal modeling, and long-term financial planning.
  • Provide financial counsel to the President & CEO, and executive team to align the budget with organizational goals.
  • Oversee financial forecasting, performance monitoring, and capital expenditure programs.
  • Ensure that all financial records and reports comply with applicable state and federal laws and regulations.
  • Manage the College’s internal control structures, audits, and financial reporting processes.
  • Provide financial information to the Board of Trustees in accordance with Board policy; attend board meetings.
  • Supervise procurement, facilities management, and asset inventories to ensure effective resource utilization.
  • Oversee college facilities and ensure that staff and programs operate in a comfortable and collaborative environment.
  • Collaborate with IT management to maintain systems like ERP for financial management.
  • Serve as a key liaison with external stakeholders, including state agencies, unions, and vendors.
  • Engage in negotiations with employee groups and manage relationships with vendors and service providers.
  • Foster collaboration across departments to ensure organizational financial health and support the achievement of program goals.
  • Provide tools, training, and resources to executive and departmental leaders to enhance financial literacy and enable effective budget management.
  • Conduct workshops related to CFO functions to support ongoing learning within the organization.

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Posted 2024-10-08
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đź“Ť California, United States

🧭 Full-Time

đź’¸ $174,000 - $212,500 per year

🔍 Education

  • 12+ years of aligned experience.
  • Strong belief in and advocacy for public charter schools’ ability to prepare all students for success.
  • Deep understanding of the intersections of policy, race, gender, religion, and other social justice issues.
  • Commitment to fostering an inclusive environment.
  • Proven track record of leadership in advocacy for policy change and organizing key constituencies.
  • Excellent communication skills with diverse stakeholders.
  • Demonstrated ability to lead and inspire teams.

  • Develop and implement a forward-thinking statewide strategy for regional advocacy campaigns, communications, and membership engagement.
  • Provide leadership and direction to Local Advocacy, Communications, and Membership teams, fostering a culture of collaboration and innovation.
  • Lead advocacy efforts for policies supporting charter schools and educational equity.
  • Build relationships with key stakeholders to amplify the voice of charter schools.
  • Ensure CCSA understands member needs and lead initiatives to foster member engagement.
  • Develop successful communication strategies and campaigns to attract and retain members.
  • Collaborate with internal and external partners to leverage resources for shared goals.
  • Lead change management efforts related to advocacy, communications, and membership.
  • Serve as a thought leader in charter school advocacy and policy.
  • Establish KPIs and metrics to evaluate effectiveness and impact of initiatives.

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Posted 2024-09-26
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đź“Ť San Francisco Bay Area

🧭 Full-Time

đź’¸ $250,000 - $275,000 per year

🔍 Nonprofit

  • The next SRA Chief Executive Officer will be an accomplished nonprofit C-level executive with demonstrated experience successfully managing a multi-faceted and layered organization.
  • Passion for the organization's mission and a commitment to social impact.
  • Minimum of bachelor's degree in business, nonprofit management, or a related field.
  • Proven track record of success in fundraising, strategic planning, and organizational leadership.
  • Previous experience in a CEO or executive role within the nonprofit arena or within a mission-driven organization is preferable.
  • Deep understanding of the nonprofit sector and its unique challenges and opportunities.
  • Demonstrated ability to leverage technology to drive innovation and growth.
  • Strong strategic thinking skills with an ability to articulate a clear, compelling vision.
  • Demonstrated ability to manage large and complex operating budgets.

  • To achieve SRA’s broader reach and impact, the CEO will lead efforts to reimagine and catalyze the organization’s development strategy with a focus on revenue diversification and sustainability.
  • Partnering with SRA’s Board of Directors and staff leadership, the CEO will be expected to bring SRA’s vision to life for long term impact.
  • Building on its rich history, setting a clear vision for the organization's future is essential.
  • With a focus on transparency and accountability, the CEO is expected to elevate SRA’s financial acumen to ensure the organization’s fiscal health and sustainability.
  • As the organization’s top thought leader and brand ambassador, the CEO will champion SRA’s external relations and brand presence.
  • The SRA CEO is responsible for hiring, developing, managing, and supporting a high-performing team.
  • SRA’s CEO will be energized to evaluate and evolve the necessary organizational infrastructure, systems, and processes.
  • SRA’s CEO will champion the adoption of innovative technologies to enhance the organization's operations, outreach, and impact.

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Posted 2024-09-25
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đź“Ť Contiguous United States

🧭 Full-Time

đź’¸ $175,000 - $200,000 per year

🔍 Education, specifically K-12 and Project Based Learning

  • 10+ years of hands-on experience in all aspects of marketing, including go-to-market strategies, publicity, communications, events, website, branding, video and print collateral, and digital marketing.
  • 5+ years of planning and driving org-wide communications, including content creation, media relations, internal communications, crisis communications, and performance tracking.
  • 5+ years of experience managing others, providing coaching and leadership that inspires and creates a highly effective team.
  • Experience scaling B2B and B2C products and driving growth in K-12 and/or digital products is highly desirable.
  • Expertise in performance marketing to drive organizational growth.
  • A savvy understanding of digital platforms and tools including Pardot, Salesforce, Drupal, SproutSocial, MailChimp, and knowledge of website optimization and SEO.

  • Collaborating closely with the executive team, along with the business development and product development teams, develop and implement a vision, strategy, and operational plan for the Marketing and Communications team that supports the organization’s overall goals and objectives.
  • Oversee all external communications efforts and lead the development of compelling external-facing collateral and assets, ensuring consistency across all materials.
  • Work with the leadership team to develop, implement, and monitor all communication and marketing initiatives to enhance the engagement cycle and customer journey to drive sales.
  • Provide leadership in supporting and delivering organizational communication that builds cohesiveness, fosters collaboration and support staff in navigating organizational growth.
  • Engage in ongoing individual and collective learning to advance racial equity through Project Based Learning for all students.

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Posted 2024-09-20
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đź“Ť San Francisco Bay Area

🧭 Full-Time

đź’¸ $250,000 - $275,000 per year

🔍 Nonprofit

  • The ideal SRA CEO candidate will possess a minimum of a bachelor's degree in business, nonprofit management, or a related field.
  • The candidate should have a proven track record of success in fundraising, strategic planning, and organizational leadership.
  • Previous experience in a CEO or executive role in the nonprofit sector or mission-driven organization is preferable.
  • A deep understanding of the nonprofit sector and its unique challenges and opportunities is critical.
  • Demonstrated ability to leverage technology to drive innovation and growth.
  • Strong strategic thinking skills with the ability to articulate a clear, compelling vision using data to inform decisions.
  • Experience managing large and complex operating budgets is required.

  • To achieve SRA’s broader reach and impact, the CEO will lead fundraising transformation efforts focusing on revenue diversification and sustainability.
  • The CEO will take executive leadership while partnering with SRA’s Board of Directors and staff leadership to realize SRA’s vision for impact.
  • Collaboration with the Board is essential to set a clear vision for the organization's future and ensure ongoing communication related to organizational health.
  • The CEO is also responsible for elevating SRA’s financial acumen to ensure fiscal health and sustainability, ensuring accurate financial performance monitoring.
  • As the organization’s top thought leader and brand ambassador, the CEO will champion SRA’s external relations and visibility.
  • Hiring and developing a high-performing team, the CEO needs to model inclusivity and collaboration, maintaining a supportive organizational culture.
  • The CEO will evaluate and evolve necessary organizational infrastructure, systems, and processes for growth.
  • Championing technology adoption is essential for enhancing operations and outreach.

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Posted 2024-09-20
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