Land Trust Job Board

American Prairie seeks an experienced Senior Land Acquisition Manager  to oversee and direct all aspects of acquisition from identification and cultivation of opportunities to purchase structuring, negotiation and closing in tight alignment with American Prairie’s acquisition strategies and organizational goals.

The summer internship is a nine-week program committed to restoring wildlife habitat, preserving high-quality prairies, and maintaining trails for public access. The internship includes a direct educational component including field trips to local environmental organizations, guest speakers and collecting data for environmental monitoring programs.

The Development & Operations Associate is a full-time non-exempt position responsible for supporting the Director of Development and Operations. Specific deliverables will include but are not limited to maintaining French & Pickering’s donor database and generating insightful reports and analysis, as well as implementing French & Pickering’s fundraising, programming, communications, member services and marketing initiatives.

The Humane Society of the United States, the nation’s most effective animal advocacy organization, is seeking a Program Specialist for the Wildlife Land Trust department. In this position you will be responsible to advance humane stewardship of our Wildlife Land Trust properties by providing program and administrative support and overseeing volunteer recruitment and onboarding.

Maine Farmland Trust, a vibrant, multifaceted organization committed to the future of farming and a national leader in farmland protection and access work, seeks their next President. At a time when farmers face great challenges and increasing development pressures, MFT seeks a leader to implement an ambitious strategic plan to accelerate the pace and scale of their work to meet the most pressing challenges facing Maine farms today.

The Native Land Trust Council (NLTC), is an intertribal, emerging non-profit organization. Their mission is to support, strengthen and promote the cultural conservation and stewardship initiatives of Indigenous Native Peoples’ land trusts and conservancies that protect and preserve traditional resources and ways of life.

Field techs will work with a core team of agency, ATC staff and trained volunteers to complete a detailed visual resource inventory of all 90+ A.T. viewpoints in Pennsylvania. This work will require hiking to designated viewpoints and collecting data using the National Park Service Enjoy the View protocol. Fieldwork trips may require multi-day backpacking and camping.

The position requires three to five years of experience in land planning, and/or real property background. The ideal candidate will have experience with agricultural policy issues, conservation easements and fee acquisitions and build public/private partnerships to leverage conservation dollars. Any public policy experience a plus. 

Whiterock Conservancy is seeking a dynamic, skilled leader who can foster a positive, productive workplace culture while keeping our organization strong, nimble and visionary. Whiterock Conservancy stewards a 5,500-acre expanse of woods, river, prairie, trails, campgrounds and rolling cropland under the dark sky. Our mission blends outdoor recreation and nature experiences with innovative conservation management of working lands.

American Farmland Trust is the only national organization that takes a holistic approach to agriculture, focusing on the land itself, the agricultural practices used on that land and the farmers and ranchers who do the work. Since our founding in 1980, AFT has helped permanently protect over 6.5 million acres of agricultural lands, advanced environmentally-sound farming practices on millions of additional acres and helped thousands of farm families make a go of it (primarily through programs that increase farm viability and/or enhance farmland access.

As an integral part of the AFT Programs team, the Pacific Northwest Policy Manager works in coalition with AFT's partners in Washington and Oregon to effect change at both the state and local levels. The policy manager will build relationships with policy makers, seek to understand the status of existing zoning, funding streams and farmland protection programs, develop and advocate for policy changes, track pertinent legislation and identify opportunities to work in concert with like-minded organizations.

Under guidance from the Director of Research, the Precision Aquaculture Scientist leads USDA‐ARS research objectives related to precision aquaculture technologies and develops and leads precision aquaculture research projects through industry contracts and/or collaborations with external researchers.

We are seeking a full-time Director of Human Resources to lead and direct the functions of the Human Resources department including employment-related legal compliance, recruitment and selection of staff, and the administration of compensation, benefits, and company policies and practices.

The Conservation Specialist will manage land acquisition and conservation easements at the Santa Fe Conservation Trust located in Santa Fe, NM, and assist with the stewardship of conserved lands already in SFCT's portfolio. The CS will also work with a stewardship team to monitor, care for and maintain records on fee title lands and lands under conservation easement.

The Island Institute, a dynamic community development nonprofit based in Rockland, Maine, seeks an experienced, visionary and engaging leader to serve as its president. The next president will join the Island Institute (the Institute) at an important inflection point in the organization’s history, with a new organizational structure and focus to its work.

The Senior Government Relations Representative is a lead lobbyist supporting The  Conservation Fund’s departments, programs and project leaders, primarily by helping represent the organization with the Administration, Congress and Non‐Governmental Organizations. 

The Development Assistant is responsible for providing administrative support in the organization’s Fundraising development and communications team. He or she will support development projects and processes, such as data entry and donor cultivation and support grant applications by gathering supporting documents, mailing applications etc.

We are looking for a Legal Counsel to provide legal advice and support the League staff and also to assist and support the General Counsel.  In particular, the Legal Counsel has a significant role regarding the wide range of League transactions with the goal of protecting the League’s legal interests and maintaining its operations.

Responsible for managing all aspects of the Palmetto Trail’s AmeriCorps program (The Palmetto Conservation Corps). Serve as the primary contact between the Palmetto Trail and the South Carolina Commission for National and Community Service.

The Katy Prairie Conservancy seeks a Marketing and Development Associate to provide support to KPC’s advancement team. Under the direction of the Advancement Director, this position assists with a variety of projects related to marketing, public relations, special events, general fundraising and database management.

The Regional Counsel provides legal advice, contract drafting and negotiation, transaction implementation and related services for The Conservation Fund in connection with real estate activities, including acquisition, preservation, ownership, and disposition of land and conservation easements through resales and gifts for conservation purposes, and loans to land trusts and other conservation partners.

Work alongside environmental educators to lead youth outdoor summer nature programs while gaining hands-on experience within the field of environmental education.

Kestrel Land Trust is an ambitious, nationally accredited land trust serving the Connecticut River Valley in western Massachusetts. We are seeking a Land Conservation Manager who will play a leading role in permanently conserving critical forest and farmland properties, as well as establishing natural parks and trails that serve the diversity of communities throughout this region. 

The Teton Regional Land Trust is seeking a charismatic leader. The ideal candidate has a conservation/natural resource background and is an excellent fundraiser and manager with strong skills in communication, collaboration, strategic planning, financial management and supervision.

Work and play in paradise! Seeking a dynamic leader for Director of Land Management and Open Space.

Summary of Position

The Review Specialist is part of a dedicated team that implements the national accreditation program to build and recognize strong land trusts, foster public confidence in land conservation and help ensure the long-term protection of land. The Review Specialist promotes and implements the Commission’s values of integrity, accountability and service.

The Environmental Sustainability Officer is an appointed position, serves at the pleasure of the County Executive and reports to a Deputy County Executive. The Environmental Sustainability Officer functions as a strategic advisor on environmental sustainability initiatives and will serve as a key member of County Executive’s leadership team. 

Reporting to the Director of Bird Conservation, the Senior Program Manager, Puget Sound will develop and implement a strategy designed to protect, enhance and/or restore a suite of priority places identified in Audubon’s Puget Sound Conservation Blueprint. To achieve results at scale, the Senior Program Manager will develop partnerships that advance place-based actions and policies that build upon the strengths of local Audubon chapters and meaningfully integrate the concerns of historically marginalized communities.

The Executive Director serves as the public face of BACT to the community, key contributors, foundations, and other partners. The Executive Director guides staff members to advance BACT’s mission, goals and objectives.

Candidate will have education or two years of related professional experience, land conservation experience preferred. Must have a demonstrated track record of completing real estate transactions, background in land conservation preferred. GIS skills desirable, but not required.

Northeast Wilderness Trust seeks a well-organized, detail-oriented candidate with experience in stewardship of conservation easements and land trust-owned property, excellent GIS mapping skills – and who is capable of coordinating the work of stewardship staff and volunteers.

The Campaign Manager will lead in the design of the comprehensive campaign, manage the execution of this multi-faceted, multi-year campaign; Lead development of campaign and prospect strategy; Identification of prospects; Execute day-to-day planning, coordination and management of the campaign.

DLLT is seeking an experienced field technician to assist in land management projects related to forestry, fisheries and wildlife habitat and recreation management. In addition, this position will assist with DLLT’s ongoing outdoor education programs and public events. The technician will gain broad experience assisting the work of a community-based conservation group engaged in landscape-scale forest conservation and management.

TennGreen is seeking an experienced development officer who is passionate for conservation of our natural treasures and ready to take TennGreen to the next level. Reporting to the Associate Director, this position will manage a qualified portfolio of current and potential leadership donors and will focus on acquiring gifts at or above $1,000 and upgrading current donors.

Tall Timbers, a research station and accredited land trust, is seeking an experienced professional to facilitate the implementation of a multi-million-dollar Natural Resources Conservation Service Regional Conservation Partnership Program grant.

Kachemak Heritage Land Trust seeks an energetic, motivated team player to join us in a full time year-round position as Communications and Development Manager. The ideal candidate possesses a strong commitment to our conservation mission, excellent ability to work in a team and independently, great communication skills with large and small groups and one-on-one, experience in fundraising and outreach and a desire to gain familiarity with all aspects of our operations.

Sierra Institute for Community and Environment (Sierra Institute) in collaboration with Lassen National Forest (LNF) are providing a unique opportunity to contribute to forest restoration and timber stand improvement activities within restoration projects on the LNF. Qualified individuals with an interest in active management of forested landscapes for ecosystem resilience are encouraged to apply. The selected applicant will work as part of a six-member crew to mark trees for the management of vegetation on the Lassen National Forest in California.

The Conservation Transactions Team works diligently to conserve wildlands, working forests, riparian areas and agricultural lands. Our team works directly with landowners, public partners, community groups and broad-based stakeholder initiatives to conserve keystone lands by initiating and completing transactions: buying land, conservation easements, transferring land and other innovative tools that support a healthy environment and resilient communities for all.

The Midwest Program Associate works closely with the Illinois State Director on projects and programs to advance the Fund’s mission. A key responsibility for this new position is supporting the implementation of the Illinois Working Lands, Water and Wildlife Regional Conservation Partnership Project (Illinois RCPP). 

The Development Coordinator works with colleagues within the chapter and across the organization to ensure gifts and pledges are accurately recorded to reflect donor intent and promptly acknowledged. They process donations, pledges and in-kind gifts for the Maine chapter, and they revise and send acknowledgment letters, pledge reminders and internal forms. The Development Coordinator is responsible for ensuring all gifts have documentation which is properly filed in the donor record. They review grant award documentation to ensure appropriate approvals before gift acceptance.

This is a senior position responsible for the development of all marketing and fundraising strategies to grow the base of philanthropic support and increase public awareness of Grand Staircase Escalante Partners. The Director will work alongside the Executive Director and Board of Directors in all development and fundraising activities, including setting the strategic fundraising agenda to achieve and exceed the organization’s revenue goals through the solicitation of individual, corporate and foundation support. 

The Nature Conservancy in Indiana seeks an Associate Director of Development based in Indianapolis to implement and coordinate effective multi-year strategies and plans for gift prospects, including corporate, foundation and/or individual donors. They will effectively communicate the programs of the Conservancy, build a portfolio of qualified donors, develop strong donor strategies and build lasting donor relationships.

The Nature Conservancy in Indiana is seeking a Volunteer & Events Coordinator to develop, grow, and support our volunteer and community engagement programs as part of our Inspiring People for Nature initiative. They will be responsible for improving and expanding the volunteer program and creating events that engage communities, members, volunteers, partners and donors.

Mass Audubon seeks a Property Worker to perform a variety of custodial and maintenance duties for assigned buildings, exhibits and grounds consistent with Mass Audubon policies and in cooperation with other sanctuary staff across the organization. He/she consistently represents Mass Audubon in a positive and constructive manner with visitors, members, abutters, vendors and community officials.

 We are seeking a full-time Annual Fund Associate to manage the annual fund program as well as provide support to the Executive Director. Must have strong computer skills with demonstrated experience using donor database software, including proficiency with conducting data queries and running reports and an understanding of, or experience with, fundraising/development. 

Midcoast Conservancy is seeking a full-time Database Coordinator to join the Midcoast Conservancy team. Reporting to the Director of Administration and Finance, the Database Coordinator is responsible for maintaining the accuracy and integrity of the organization’s Raiser’s Edge database which is key to our interactions with those who support conservation in midcoast Maine.

La Plata Open Space Conservancy is seeking a full time Executive Director. The Executive Director is responsible for all aspects of LPOSC’s business operations including day to day functions, stewardship, fundraising and management of the organization.

The full-time Executive Director works with the board to set overarching strategy for ILPA; will advocate effectively for its mission with decision makers; will oversee educational programming for member organizations and provide executive oversight for all aspects of ILPA’s operations, including finances, funding and fundraising, programming and stewardship.

The Executive Director will be responsible for building and managing an annual budget, supervising a small, enthusiastic staff, building and implementing an annual Development Plan and overseeing the organization’s Land Conservation Program, In-Lieu Fee Mitigation Program, Stewardship Program and Community Outreach and Engagement Program.

Assisting the Monadnock Conservancy’s Conservation Easement Stewardship program by conducting annual monitoring visits to conserved lands. The successful candidate will have the physical ability to walk long distances to remote areas over varied terrain and have excellent off-trail navigation skills using GPS and map and compass.

The Land Connection seeks a Development Director to lead the organization’s fundraising efforts to fulfill our mission. As this position is relatively new to our organization, the Development Director will have the opportunity to build and grow our fundraising efforts. Specifically, the Development Director is responsible for developing, diversifying and expanding our current fundraising strategies. This position reports to the Executive Director and supports the organization’s program areas as needed.

The Natural Areas Technician position is a full-time position based at the Warbler Ridge Conservation Area in Charleston, Illinois under the direct supervision of the Natural Areas Manager. Field work will primarily take place at Warbler Ridge Conservation Area, with occasional travel to other GPF sites.

American Conservation Experience (ACE), a non-profit Conservation Corps, is seeking a qualified Easement Technician to provide direct assistance to Louisiana NRCS agency staff, landowners and partners involved in the easement program.

American Conservation Experience, a non-profit Conservation Corps, is seeking an ACE Easement Biologist to provide direct technical assistance to Indiana NRCS agency staff, landowners and partners involved in habitat improvement on easements. Specifically, the ACE Easement Biologist will assess the ecological and habitat function of NRCS easements across southern Indiana, and propose ecological enhancement opportunities.

This is a part time (20 hours/week), temporary (approximately 1 year term) position. The Florida Associate will work with The Conservation Fund’s staff as well as with partner organizations to support the implementation of the Loxa‐Lucie initiative in Martin County, Florida. 

The Paralegal is responsible for providing assistance to land trust staff attorneys in order to complete conservation easements, fee title real estate transactions, and other projects. The position includes responsibility for ordering and analyzing title commitments and surveys, assisting in the resolution of title issues and other assignments.

Become a force for nature and a healthy planet by joining The Nature Conservancy’s Pennsylvania and Delaware Chapter! The PADE Chapter is a leader in developing and implementing strategies to conserve forests and streams, addressing the impacts of agriculture, energy development and climate change, and empowering nature in cities. We are seeking a knowledgeable, energetic conservationist for the position of Regenerative Agricultural Program Manager.

External Affairs and GR Lead supports The Nature Conservancy’s conservation goals by leading the West Virginia Business Unit and works closely with the Central Appalachians Program, and various Appalachian and North America Government relations project teams by designing and delivering external affairs, government and corporate relations strategies and goals, as well as TNC’s Nature and Economy strategies and project objectives within West Virginia and the Central Appalachian Program. This position will serve as liaison and informational contact between The Nature Conservancy and local, state and federal government agencies and elected officials, multilateral institutions/ agencies, business, community organizations, NGOs and/or private groups.

The Staff Attorney is responsible for providing the Minnesota Land Trust with legal services required to complete conservation easement projects, fee title real estate transactions, restoration projects and other projects connected with the mission of the land trust. This includes responsibility for drafting and/or reviewing transactional documents to ensure that the Land Trust maintains the highest standards in its work.

The Nature and Economy Lead, will work with internal and external partners, funders, agencies, communities, corporate sector and policy bodies to develop and implement the economic and policy models and integrated large scale lands deals and demonstration projects that create scaled and equitable conservation within the resilient and connected network of conservation lands of The Nature Conservancy’s Appalachian Focal Area. They will work within and across The Nature Conservancy, in West Virginia and beyond, to advance this work and provide leadership and expertise to fund and carry out our theories of change within the Nature and Economy scope of work and the Central Appalachians and Appalachians planning goals.

Grow with an experienced team as RiverLink’s next Development Director RiverLink is seeking an experienced development professional to join a 35-year old organization with a proven track record of promoting and supporting the environmental and economic vitality of the French Broad River and its watershed. We seek someone, preferably with a nonprofit background, who is passionate about water quality, environmental education and land conservation.

Midcoast Conservancy is seeking applications for the Youth Conservation Corps Crew Leader position. The Youth Conservation Corps program protects and improves water quality in the region by installing projects that reduce erosion and sources of polluted stormwater runoff using conservation practices. 

Reporting to the Senior Vice President for Conversation Transactions (SVP), the Conservation Funding Associate (Associate) plays a lead role in procuring funding for strategic land acquisitions and conservation easement purchases, as well as other related projects for the Conservation Team. This role includes identifying, writing and submitting grants to local, state, federal and private sources and coordinating with partnering organizations.

The McKenzie River Trust seeks candidates for a full time Development Director staff position. The Development Director oversees a comprehensive fundraising program to secure the resources for annual operating, community engagement, land protection and land stewardship goals. The Director will thrive by giving voice to the work of the Trust, securing major gifts, directing overall membership growth and nurturing foundation support and planned giving relationships. 

Virginia State Parks, a division of the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation is recruiting for a Chief of Resource Management to help accomplish their mission to “conserve the natural, scenic, historic and cultural resources of the Commonwealth of Virginia and to provide recreational and educational opportunities consistent with good stewardship of these lands, water and facilities that leaves them unimpaired for future generations."

The Norman Bird Sanctuary Ambassador will greet all visitors to the sanctuary and our Welcome Center as the face and welcoming ambassador of the organization.

Independently staff the reception desk at our Welcome Center as the face of the organization, welcoming and supporting visitors to Norman Bird Sanctuary.

Longwood Gardens seeks a Director, Research & Conservation, with proven leadership to lead a talented team of globally recognized professionals in our Research & Conservation division. The Research and Conservation programs at Longwood are focused on the advancement of the art, science and sustainability of horticulture, environmental stewardship and plant conservation. The Research and Conservation Director will lead science-based activities to strategically drive excellence in research, conservation, land stewardship and ecology with local, national and global impact.

The Outreach and Volunteer Coordinator will work with the Executive Director, Development Coordinator and Land Coordinator to further the mission of the South Alabama Land Trust. That mission is to protect land and promote environmental education in coastal Alabama so current and future residents can enjoy clean water and the marine life, wildlife and outdoor recreation that define our area. The Outreach and Volunteer Coordinator will work towards this goal by planning and implementing community outreach programs and recruiting volunteers to get more people involved in SALT’s work and mission.

The Piedmont Environmental Council is seeking to hire a Field Representative to work with landowners, land managers, and federal, state and local agencies to further PEC’s land conservation priorities and land use policy activities in PEC’s nine county service area. The geographic focus of the position will predominantly be working in communities in PEC’s service area that are within the Potomac watershed (Clarke, Loudoun, and northern Fauquier counties). 

The Piedmont Environmental Council is seeking to hire a Wildlife Habitat Restoration Coordinator to further PEC’s mission by leading a diverse portfolio of civic engagement and natural resource stewardship projects focusing on the enhancement of wildlife habitat and restoration of land and water resources in PEC’s nine county service area.

Join the Vermont Land Trust, a national leader in land conservation, as a Project Director in the Northeast Kingdom region of Vermont. We invite applications from people passionate about land, community, and the connection between the two

The Wallkill Valley Land Trust seeks a Communications Associate to join our team. This individual will support the WVLT and the Executive Director in carrying out the mission of the organization by assisting with the internal/ external communication and outreach activities to maximize our accessibility and community engagement.

The Director of Development will oversee FCNC’s current fundraising programs and strategically develop new fundraising opportunities. The primary purpose of the position is to grow donations annually as called for in FCNC’s strategic plan. This position will report to the Executive Director of the organization.

At the Nature Conservancy, our goal is to harness the power of digital storytelling to connect people to the natural world around them and to each other. We are seeking a Digital Media Manager to oversee the creation of those digital stories, dissemination across the web and multiple social platforms and the use of analytics to inform future stories. This person will work as a member of the Michigan Communications Team to develop digital strategies and goals.

Woodstock Land Conservancy seeks an exceptional project manager primarily responsible for Stewardship/Land Acquisition, overseeing existing preserves and easements and working on new land transactions. Seeking candidate with strong organizational skills; self-directed, energetic multi-tasker, people person to work with our small non-profit land trust.

The Land Protection Specialist is a full-time position and exciting opportunity to join a dynamic, high-caliber, results-oriented team focused on conserving the natural habitats and working farms and forests on Whidbey and Camano islands. The focus of the Land Protection Specialist is to acquire priority lands from willing landowners, be involved with conservation and project planning, grant writing and public presentations.

Under the direction and oversight of the Board of Trustees (the Board), the Executive Director is responsible for the overall leadership, management, operations, planning, budgeting, development, communications, membership and outreach of Ventura Land Trust.

Placer Land Trust is seeking a Membership Specialist who likes to work with people and details to join our team in protecting natural and agricultural lands in Placer County. This person will support fundraising and membership goals, helping to reach and retain members and keep them informed and proud of their affiliation.

The Land Protection Assistant provides support to the Land Protection Department in accomplishing the Trust’s principal program effort: securing the donation or bargain purchase of conservation easements and stewarding the easements in perpetuity. This position reports to the Director of Land Protection.

Reporting to the Director of Marketing and Philanthropy, the Land Trust is seeking a full-time, exempt Membership Coordinator who will coordinate all membership related gifts, appeals, acknowledgements, record-keeping and engagement opportunities.

The Administrative Assistant reports directly to the Executive Director and is responsible for administrative duties to ensure efficient office operations. The Administrative Assistant also plays a critical role supporting other staff with development and outreach activities, including the award-winning farmers’ market.

The Partnership for Gulf Coast Land Conservation is a network of 28 local, regional, state and national land trusts whose mission is to increase the pace, quality and permanence of voluntary land  and water conservation in the Gulf of Mexico Region. PGCLC began operating as a  separate 501(c)3 non-profit in 2020 after nine years of operation with a fiscal agent and is seeking an  Executive Director.

The duties of the position include: reviewing legal documents (e.g. deeds, rights-of-way, easements), maintaining paper and electronic records and running reports. The Realty Assistant will work with a variety of others such as Realty Staff,  Refuge Staff, attorneys and title companies.

The Membership Engagement Manager will be responsible for managing our annual giving, member relations and fundraising programs. The primary role of this position is to support the board and staff in achieving fundraising goals of the organization by fostering a culture of philanthropy. 

We are searching for one motivated and reliable seasonal full-time Visitor Services Assistant to aid visitors at the Catskills Visitor Center (CVC) in Mount Tremper, NY.

This Visitor Services

Assistant will help support a well-informed experience for visitors to the Catskill Park by providing information and education programs to the public at the CVC. Applicants who enjoy working with the public, love the outdoors and would like to help educate visitors about the Catskill Park may be a great fit for this position.

Our Organization

The Jo Daviess Conservation Foundation (“JDCF”) is a 501(c) nonprofit conservation land trust whose mission is to preserve land for the lasting well-being of people and wildlife. JDCF is an accredited land trust that works with volunteers, local landowners, business owners, and community leaders to find creative solutions to conservation challenges that produce lasting results. Since its founding in 1993, JDCF has preserved over 5800 acres of land in the beautiful Driftless Area of Jo Daviess County, Illinois.

The Housatonic Valley Association (HVA) is seeking an enthusiastic and motivated individual to teach and lead a crew of high school youth on environmental restoration work in the summer of 2021.

Position Description:

Boulder County is a forward-thinking community with over 2,000 employees serving the needs of more than 300,000 residents. From the peaks of the Rocky Mountains to the thriving agricultural lands and urban centers on the plains, Boulder County's 740 square miles include some of the most diverse, natural landscapes and smart-growth development along the Front Range.

Description: Leading Harvest, a Conservation Fund affiliate, is a one-year-old nonprofit startup organization that provides educational programs and independently audited certification standards to improve sustainability outcomes and create transparency in agriculture globally. The Programs Coordinator will support Leading Harvest team and its programs in fulfilling all aspects of the business.

The Stewardship Manager is a full-time exempt position responsible for managing all aspects of the Conservancy’s conservation easement stewardship program and contributing to its strategic planning and initiatives.

Working with a dedicated Board of Directors, the President will lead ESLC in continuing to advance the organizations strategic goals.  The new President will serve both as the organization’s primary spokesperson and champion the strategic vision of the overall enterprise.  Moreover, the new President will be a skilled leader in guiding the staff in addressing key programmatic and organizational outcomes.