NCSE is seeking to hire a new executive director to replace Ann Reid, who is retiring after 10 years at NCSE's helm.
In addition to serving as primary spokesperson and champion on behalf of NCSE, the Executive Director is responsible for the strategic, programmatic, and financial health of the organization. Through cooperation with the Board of Directors, the Executive Director upholds the organization’s mission and vision, sets priorities, evaluates programmatic outcomes, establishes and adheres to an annual budget, and ensures compliance with the organization’s bylaws.
The Executive Director manages the day-to-day operation of the organization, including personnel management, program guidance and oversight, fiscal oversight, fundraising, and communications. The Executive Director is responsible for ensuring that NCSE remains focused on fulfilling its mission and for leading fundraising and outreach initiatives to reinforce the financial stability and strength of the organization.
Reporting to the Board of Directors, the Executive Director supervises the 11-member NCSE staff and is responsible for the annual operating budget of approximately $1.6 million.
Further information about duties, qualifications, salary and benefits, and the application process is available from the executive recruitment firm Morris & Berger.
