Lead Project Manager, Equitable Electric Mobility
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Catalyst MobilityElectric mobility
Remote, USFull-TimeLead
Salary93,500 - 106,700 USD per year
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Job Details
- Experience
- 5–7 years of professional experience in social, political, environmental, or policy campaigns with a focus on building partner capacity or coalition management; at least 2–3 years of experience operating within nonprofit organizational structures and coalition environments.
- Required Skills
- Project Management
Requirements
- Bring 5–7 years of professional experience in social, political, environmental, or policy campaigns focused on partner capacity building or coalition management.
- Have a proven track record managing complex project timelines, tracking deliverable metrics, and keeping multi-stakeholder initiatives on schedule.
- Have at least 2–3 years of experience in nonprofit organizational structures and coalition environments.
- Demonstrate commitment to belonging, justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion in your work.
- Bring strong group facilitation skills and experience navigating diverse coalition dynamics and building consensus.
- Communicate clearly in writing and verbally with community advocates, funders, and peers.
- Be willing and able to travel periodically between TEEM target states and nationally, approximately 15–20%.
- Desired: familiarity with electric transportation, clean energy, or mobility policy.
- Desired: experience supporting nonprofit grant proposals or funder reporting workflows.
- Desired: familiarity with project management software, budget tracking tools, and collaborative technology.
- Desired: geographic location within Illinois, Michigan, North Carolina, or Virginia.
Responsibilities
- Co-manage day-to-day TEEM cohort operations and campaign execution with The Greenlining Institute.
- Execute program workplans, track milestones, and ensure accountability across participating cohort organizations.
- Track program budgets, administer contracts and re-granting agreements, and coordinate with Legal and Contracts departments.
- Execute program evaluation plans, synthesize data, and collect metrics to inform cohort improvements.
- Coordinate TEEM initiatives with external mobility coalitions and campaigns.
- Facilitate cohort calls, workshops, and working groups for groups of 5 to 40 or more participants.
- Connect cohort organizations with technical expertise, policy tools, and resources.
- Support cohort partners in developing actionable workplans for local narrative storytelling and community support.
- Support relationships and strategy development with funders, coalition leaders, and national campaign partners.
- Contribute to grant proposals, narrative reporting, and funder communications; represent Catalyst Mobility at designated events, meetings, and conferences.
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