Executive Director
Hiring Company
About the Role
Greater San Francisco, CA Area (On-site)
The Company is seeking an Executive Director to serve as the chief advocate and cultural anchor, leading the organization with a strategic vision and a genuine passion for the mission. The successful candidate will be the public face of the organization, engaging in bold advocacy within the domestic violence landscape, and will be responsible for cultivating donor, foundation, and corporate relationships to support the organization's philanthropic efforts. Internally, the Executive Director will strengthen the organizational culture, oversee daily operations, and ensure the quality and compliance of programs. The role requires a people-first leader with a track record in operational and financial management, who can balance a stability-first approach with an entrepreneurial drive for growth and impact. Ideal candidates for the Executive Director position at the company will be La Casa Ambassadors, embodying the organization's identity as a strong voice against domestic violence. They should be experienced in fundraising and relationship development, with a proven ability to grow philanthropic revenue and understand government contracting. The role demands a leader with a people-first approach, known for creating environments where mission-driven individuals can thrive, and who is adept at navigating complex organizational dynamics. Operational and financial acumen are essential, including experience in budget oversight, grant reporting, and partnering effectively with the Board of Directors. The Executive Director will be expected to bring a stability-first orientation, reinforcing what works, while also being open to new growth and partnerships.
Functions:
- CEO/President
- Non-Profit Management
Compensation
USD $200,000-$220,000 (salary) per year
About the Company
Pioneering organization providing shelter & support services to survivors of domestic violence
Industry
Individual & Family Services
Type
Non Profit
Age
employees
11-50