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Job Description: Position Note: Remote work is not available for this position; on‑site attendance is required. WHY CHOOSE US? Joining The American Red Cross is like nothing else – it’s as much something you feel as something you do. You become a vital part of the world’s largest humanitarian network. Joining a team of welcoming individuals who are exceptional, yet unassuming. Diverse, yet uncompromising in unity. You grow your career within a movement that matters, where success is measured in people helped, communities made whole, and individuals equipped to never stop changing lives and situations for the better. When you choose to be a force for good, you’ll have mentors who empower your growth along a purposeful career path. You align your life’s work with an ongoing mission that’s bigger than all of us. As you care for others, you’re cared for with competitive compensation and benefits. You join a community that respects who you are away from work as much as what you do while at work. Where Your Career is a Force for Good! The American Red Cross is currently seeking a Mobile SAF-IS Regional Program Specialist to support the Service to Armed Forces and International Services Division mission. This position is regional, but also part of our mobile staff which requires meeting strict medical and security clearances prior to employment. In this role worldwide deployment is a condition of employment. Mobile staff members typically deploy for 6 months at a time, approximately once every 18-24 months, and can be sent to any military base in the world. Relocation assistance is only available for current employees within a 50-mile radius within the division. WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Manage and administer the delivery of American Red Cross services to meet the needs of United States military members, veterans, and their families in accordance with Red Cross policies and procedures. Support the delivery of International Services programs and services. Provide support, development, and/or leadership guidance to all volunteers. Perform all duties and responsibilities in compliance with standard operating procedures and other applicable Federal, State, and local regulations. Relationship Management and Community Outreach: Serves as the “face” of the Red Cross at assigned location. Builds strong relationships with military leadership, key organizations, and community leaders. Cultivates relationships and partnerships with external constituents in the local community, including government organizations, corporate partners, civic organizations, and other community charitable and nonprofit agencies with the purpose of furthering the mission of the Red Cross. Outreach includes command meetings, education briefings, presentations, or information sessions Builds community presence through enhancing marketing opportunities with local Armed Forces Network, utilization of social media platforms, and leveraging local base advertising opportunities to spread the Red Cross Mission and service. Volunteer Management: Manages a volunteer engagement program and cycle to enable delivery of all Red Cross programs and services on a military installation and in their local community. Manages Volunteers who will be the primary resource to administer the delivery of American Red Cross services to meet the needs of United States military members, veterans, and their families in accordance with Red Cross policies and procedures. When volunteers are unavailable, the manager is responsible in delivering the mission specific services. Develop and implement local needs assessment and Volunteer Program Plan through utilizing process established by Volunteer Resources. Recruits and trains leadership volunteers to support placement and supervision of staff and programs in the delivery of SAF/IS U.S. programs and services, Training Services, Disaster Cycle Services, and providing support to Armed Forces Blood Services. Effectively utilize the Volunteer Connection Platform to manage, document, train, recognize and communicate with volunteers within the local footprint. Service Delivery Management: Ensures the consistent delivery of SAF and IS U.S. services to all clients in their area. Provides supervision of volunteer Service Delivery staff. Coordinates services to military treatment facilities and VA hospitals through rehabilitation programs, material assistance, resiliency training and morale items and support. Ensures community outreach, to include command meetings and education briefings, presentations, or workshops Ensures a strong military community outreach program and implementation of special events and projects in support of SAF/IS U.S. initiatives. Manages support services to military members and their families to include family follow-up information and referrals, and other related services. Provides support for the emergency communications center with local information, as appropriate. Develops outreach strategies aimed at promoting International Services U.S. programs to the community and ensuring the local community is aware of what programs and services are available. Financial and Reporting Management: Develops and manages budgets and expenditures to ensure programs are operating within budget to support all programs and services. Monitors and reports on the outcomes and results of programs and services to ensure organizational accountability and makes recommendations for continuous improvement to ensure metrics are consistently met. WHAT YOU NEED TO SUCCEED: Bachelor’s degree in business or public administration, human resources management, community organization, social or health sciences, or related field is required; or related equivalent experience. 5 years minimum related experience in program management or related field is required. Requires strong computer skills. Public speaking skills and the ability to communicate effectively verbally and in writing are required. Must have strong interpersonal skills and the ability to work well in an individual or team environment. Ability to balance multiple priorities is essential. Work Conditions: Depending on work assignment, may require ordinary ambulatory skills sufficient to visit other locations; or the ability to stand, walk and manipulate (lift, carry, move) light to medium weights of up to 20 pounds. Requires good hand-eye coordination, arm, hand, and finger dexterity, including ability to grasp, and visual acuity to use a keyboard, operate equipment and read technical information. Overall mobility is essential. May include sitting for long periods of time, driving a vehicle, and working under challenging conditions. Work is performed indoors with some potential for exposure to safety and health hazards related to emergency services relief work. May travel and participate in meetings and conferences throughout chapter jurisdiction, state, and Red Cross system. Because the Red Cross is a disaster response organization, staff may be asked to be on 24-hour call during period of major disaster. FOR MOBILE POSITIONS ONLY (Domestic and Overseas settings) Some positions are designated as “Mobile” and subject to unique job requirements. SAF Mobile Staff perform the same basic job responsibilities as non-mobile staff in regions. In addition to those responsibilities, this special workforce is also required to deploy on short term temporary assignments, serving alongside military members who are deployed to designated theaters of operations anywhere in the world. Mobile staff must be ready to deploy whenever called upon, and to do so are required to meet and maintain specific medical and other readiness requirements. Requirements unique to mobile positions include the following: Support both the day-to-day operations and emergency needs of the Hero Care Center as a member of the Hero Care Network Contingency Team. Completes all trainings and requirements to maintain casework proficiency, to include working shifts and participating in readiness drills. Responds to emergency, surge, and disaster situations, as needed. To maintain readiness, staff must: Maintain all medical and security requirements Engage in annual deployment familiarization program to include trainings and meetings When activated to deploy, participate in additional trainings and meetings to prepare for deployment Mobility Requirements: U.S. citizenship is required. Must be able to obtain a secret security clearance and a no-fee U.S. passport. Worldwide mobility is a condition of employment and an essential function of this position. Must accept work assignments anywhere in the world, including conflict areas, where the American Red Cross is providing services to members of the military and their families. Must meet strict medical and physical requirements, including immunizations required by the U.S. military. May be required to wear military uniforms, and live and work in harsh and stressful environment in conflict areas. Periodically accompanies the military on deployments. WHAT WILL GIVE YOU THE COMPETITIVE EDGE: Ideal candidates will have a passion for supporting military members with the physical stamina and emotional capacity to live and work alongside deployed military members in harsh climates and difficult environments. SAF/IS employees are servant leaders supporting deployed military members through difficult and challenging issues. Candidates need to thrive on service and teamwork. Candidates must be adaptable with an ability to manage through ambiguity engaging others in problem solving complex issues. Core Competencies Adaptability: Successful candidates must adjust to new situations quickly and have the ability to tackle the challenges these situations present. Independent Problem Solving: Successful candidates are capable of handling high-pressure situations by knowing who to engage in dialogue and up with actionable solutions Teamwork: Successful candidates have the ability to collaborate with team members, volunteers, and military personnel to achieve SAF/IS mission. Servant Leader: Successful candidates must be leaders who out others and the mission first. Someone who understands that deployment is a hardship, and our mission is to support our military personnel in uncomfortable situations and circumstances. Familiarity with military culture, regulations and protocol. Experience with American Red Cross programs and services is strongly. BENEFITS FOR YOU: As a mission-based organization, we believe our team needs great support to do great work. Our comprehensive package includes: • Medical, Dental Vision plans, • Health Spending Accounts & Flexible Spending Accounts, • PTO: Starting at 15 days a year; based on type of job and tenure, • Holidays: 11 paid holidays comprised of six core holidays and five floating holidays, • 401K with up to 6% match, • Paid Family Leave, • Employee Assistance, • Disability and Insurance: Short + Long Term, • Service Awards and recognition The salary range for this position is (Illinois): $60,000 - $65,000. Note that American Red Cross salaries are aligned to the specific geographic location in which the work is primarily performed. Other factors that may be used to determine your actual salary may include your specific skills, how many years of experience you have and comparison to other employees already in this role. The American Red Cross is an Equal Opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, race, color, religion, national origin, disability, protected veteran status, age, or any other characteristic protected by law. Qualified applicants with arrest or conviction records will be considered for employment in accordance with the Los Angeles County Fair Chance Ordinance for Employers, San Diego Fair Chance Ordinance, the California Fair Chance Act and any other applicable state and local laws. AmeriCorps, the federal agency that brings people together through service, and its partners — the Peace Corps, AmeriCorps Alums, National Peace Corps Association, and the Service Year Alliance — launched Employers of National Service to connect national service alumni with opportunities in the workforce. American Red Cross is proud to be an _ partner and share our employment opportunities with the network of organizations. Interested in Volunteering? 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Job Description JOB TITLE: Surgical/Spay/Neuter Veterinarian DEPARTMENT: Veterinary Wellness Center REPORTS TO: Director of Veterinary Services CLASSIFICATION: Part-Time, Non-Exempt; or Relief (Hourly or Day Rate) EFFECTIVE DATE: April 2023 SUMMARY: Looking to save lives with your surgical skills and care? At the Tree House Veterinary Wellness Center, we believe that all pets should have access to quality healthcare. That's why our nonprofit clinic is searching for an experienced spay/neuter veterinarian who can join us in compassionately providing affordable surgery services. We are looking for part-time or relief spay/neuter veterinarians. As part of our collaborative team, every pet will benefit from the specialized attention that only comes from having professional expertise dedicated solely to their wellbeing! At Tree House, we prioritize our staff and provide them with a supportive environment that values their time and expertise. With flexible scheduling opportunities to help achieve work/life balance, employees can enjoy competitive compensation while helping families in need take care of their beloved pets without any after-hour emergencies or late shifts necessary! About the Tree House Veterinary Wellness Center The Tree House Veterinary Wellness Center serves a long-term need in the local Chicago community. With the guiding belief that every pet and pet owner should have access to quality veterinary care, the Veterinary Wellness Center gives pet parents access to affordable spay and neuter surgery as well as preventative wellness care for all pets in need of basic care. Tree House VWC typically serves cats and dogs. We do high-volume spay/neuter (including community cats). DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Below describes the two different shift types. Vets may choose to be scheduled for surgery, wellness, or both. Spay/Neuter Pre-Surgery: Provide efficient yet thorough pre-surgical exams to ensure each patient’s candidacy for surgery and anesthesia. Surgery: Perform spay/neuter surgeries for both dogs and cats (including Trap-Neuter-Return). Adhere to aseptic technique and gentle tissue handling standards. Utilize buried suture techniques for all surgical closures. Communicate and delegate effectively and professionally with the surgical team. Note: Capacity and patient type can be adjusted pending volume comfort level and advanced notice, a typical day ranges from 20-35 surgeries. Anesthesia/Emergency Care: Alert staff of any anesthetic concerns based on patient presentation or monitoring equipment. Assist staff in trouble shooting. Tailor anesthetic protocols to patients’ needs, on a case-by-case basis. Demonstrate critical thinking when faced with emergencies or unexpected situations and provide timely care in a calm manner. Post-Surgery: Ensure a safe and successful patient outcome. Communicate with and update pet owners and partners thoroughly when needed. About the Shift: This shift is usually 6-7 hours, pending patient load and surgeon speed. Spay/neuter surgery shifts are on Tuesday through Friday. The majority of client communication is handled by the client service representative, veterinary assistant, or clinic manager. Capacity can be adjusted pending comfort level and advanced notice. If interested, there is an opportunity to expand this shift to our resident cat clinic if a need exists. Wellness Animal Care: Ensure animals are handled in a manner that minimizes stress and maintains safety and provide care options for patients and pet owners. Wellness: Provide basic wellness care (vaccines, surgery rechecks, etc.) for owned pets (dogs and cats only) on an appointment basis. Interpret patient history to determine medical needs and recommendations. Communication: Maintain thorough yet efficient records, clearly communicate follow-up recommendations and appropriate next steps with pet owners, etc. End of life: Provide end of life care as needed, maintaining patient dignity and compassion. About the Shift: This shift is typically 5-6 hours on Saturdays. Appointments are brief (~5-10 minutes) and clients are not expecting a thorough veterinary exam. The majority of client communication is handled by the client service representative or veterinary assistant. If interested, there is an opportunity to expand this shift to our resident cat clinic, providing medical care for our shelter cats awaiting adoption. QUALIFICATIONS: • DVM or VMD degree from an accredited university., • Illinois veterinary license, • Three years of experience in a veterinary clinic is preferred., • High-volume, high-quality spay/neuter a plus. COMPETENCIES: Communication - Expresses self--orally and in writing--in a manner that is clear, well organized, and appropriate to the situation. Uses appropriate grammar, punctuation/spelling, and tone. Listens carefully and considers others' ideas. Maintains confidentiality and expresses good judgment about what to say and when to say it. Keeps others informed. • Customer Service - Treats customers (internal and external) with respect and courtesy. Shows interest in, anticipates, and responds timely to customer needs and concerns. Goes beyond basic service expectations to help customers. Responds appropriately to and resolves difficult and emotional situations. Seeks ways to improve service delivery., • Diversity - Enthusiastically collaborates with all employees, regardless of race, gender, culture, and age. Values contributions of people from diverse backgrounds. Demonstrates respect for opinions and ideas of others. Shows awareness of and sensitivity to cultural and individual values. Judgment - Gathers data and others' input as appropriate when making decisions and handling diverse situations. Considers cost, organizational resources, and efficiency, as well as both long- and short-term outcomes. Can explain rationale for a decision. Observes safety and security procedures; uses equipment and materials properly. Recognizes when to consult higher level management. • Problem Solving - Identifies problems in a timely manner. Gathers and analyzes factors or causes. Generates and evaluates alternative solutions. Implements plans to solve problems. Assesses effectiveness of intervention., • Teamwork - Listens and responds constructively to others’ views. Gives and welcomes feedback. Provides assistance to others when they need it. Shares expertise. Acknowledges others effort and contribution. Puts success of the team above own interests. Creates a positive work environment. PHYSICAL DEMANDS AND WORK ENVIRONMENT: Animal Handling: Required to safely handle animals while minimizing patient fear, anxiety, and stress. May be exposed to aggressive, ill or injured animals, as well as personal injury including bites, scratches and infectious animal diseases. May be exposed to unpleasant odors, noises, and animal bodily fluids or feces. Physical Requirements: Required to stand, walk, bend over and stoop. May occasionally lift and/or move up to 40 pounds. May be exposed to isoflurane gas and other noxious/hazardous substances including cleaning supplies. May be exposed to physical medical work hazards such as needles, scalpel blades, etc. Emotional Requirements: Required to respond to medical situations quickly and appropriately. Able to cope with animal death due to euthanasia, severe medical disease, or surgical/anesthesia complication while being mindful of the emotions of all staff Tree House Humane Society is an equal opportunity employer and seeks to employ qualified individuals based on individual merit. Tree House Humane Society does not discriminate against any individual with respect to the terms and conditions of employment based on that individuals race, sex, age, religion, color, national origin, disability, genetic information, marital status, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, housing status, or any other non-merit factor protected under state, local or federal laws. Equal Employment Opportunity applies to all personnel actions such as recruiting, hiring, compensation, benefits, promotions, training, transfer, termination, and opportunities for training. Tree House Humane Society is committed to a fair and equitable workplace where everyone is a respected and valued member of the team. The above is intended to describe the general content of and requirements for the performance of this job. It is not to be construed as an exhaustive statement of duties, responsibilities or physical requirements. Nothing in this job description restricts management’s right to assign or reassign duties and responsibilities to this job at any time. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. Part-Time or Relief (Hourly or Day Rate)

Job Description COLLEGE ACCESS ADVISOR Chicago, IL Who We Are and What We Believe: Founded in 1997, Bottom Line is a nationally recognized nonprofit organization with a mission to partner with degree-aspiring students of color from under-resourced communities as they get into college, graduate, and go far in life. We achieve this mission by providing one-on-one guidance during the college application process through college graduation and the successful launch of their careers. Our vision is to dramatically transform urban communities by producing thousands of new career-ready college graduates. When you join Bottom Line, you will find a rewarding, fast-paced, results-oriented environment. We build strong relationships with our students and with each other. We take our work seriously, and we know that a focus on data and metrics is integral to our continued success. Experts in our fields, we are driven by our mission and extremely proud of the work we do. What You Will Do: Reporting to the Program Director, the primary focus of the College Access Advisor is on effectively serving a caseload of college aspiring high school seniors using the Bottom Line LEAD (Lists, Essays, Applications, Decisions) Model. The College Access Advisor helps students identify college options, write application essays, submit applications, complete financial aid and application requirements, analyze acceptances and award packages, and make a responsible college choice. Advisors are also active participants in efforts to recruit and onboard each new cohort of students. The College Access Advisor tracks and records student progress in our database using both quantitative and qualitative data. Advisors are expected to build advising skills and learn the Bottom Line program model and expectations for supporting a caseload of students, with an opportunity for a performance-based promotion to Senior Advisor after their first full year as an Advisor. Training and professional development in the Advisor role is focused on the Bottom Line curriculum and student services, as well as Bottom Line Foundations. Direct Student Support - 70% • Provide one-on-one guidance to a caseload of 60 - 65 high school seniors, • College Lists, • Coach each student towards a college list that meets Access Program standards, is individualized to that student, and is in line with admissions and affordability data, • Adjust admissions chances based on changes to student academic profile throughout the year, • Essays, • Help each student brainstorm, revise, and finalize college essays by utilizing both in person and remote support tools, • Applications, • Design individualized service plans to ensure each student submits complete, high-quality college applications by institutional priority deadlines, • Support students in identifying and completing missing/additional application materials throughout the Winter and Spring, • Financial Aid/Decision Making, • Guide students (in person or remotely) to submit FAFSA and/or CSS Profile by institutional priority deadlines, • Identify and support students selected for federal income and/or citizenship verification, • Identify students eligible for a variety of scholarships, • Explain financial aid award data to each student, and coach them to make a financially responsible college decision, • Support students with submitting a deposit to a college by May 1st, • Maintain ongoing communication with all students on caseload, • Lead 60-minute meetings for 15 - 20 students per week at the Bottom Line office, a high school campus, or other off-site locations throughout the region, • Respond to all student text/calls/emails within 2 business days, • Develop individualized communication plans to ensure students remain engaged with the program and meet deadlines, • Help students resolve general obstacles that come up throughout the school year by coaching them on self-advocacy and resourcefulness skills Caseload & Data Management – 20% • Track and record student progress in our database, using both quantitative and qualitative measures, • Enter data into the database within 3 business days of a student interaction or status change, • Maintain accurate student contact information in the student database, • Enter and update data for students applying to Bottom Line and/or transitioning into the Success Program, • Manage a caseload of 60 - 65 high school students, including, but not limited to:, • Schedule all student meetings on a weekly, or as needed, basis, • Manage time and calendar to meet minimum number of meetings per week and minimum number of meetings per student per year, • Align meetings to student process, ensuring adequate progress is being made and driving towards individual student deadlines, • Ensure all students adhere to individual and institutional deadlines Student Recruitment - 5% • Build understanding and excitement about Bottom Line with prospective students via group presentations, workshops, and tabling events; support students in filling out the online application, • Support a caseload of applicants through the Bottom Line application process by processing student applications, making phone calls, and answering questions about the process and the program, • Onboard students into the Access program via phone calls, group events, and scheduling 1:1 meetings Program & Organizational Support - 5% • Support the Development team by attending events, networking with guests / supporters, and providing event logistics as needed, • Support planning and staff of Access Program events, including but not limited to, student workshops and the core program events, • Additional program support as assigned by supervisor, • Represent the Bottom Line brand in a positive light, and take actions to increase brand awareness throughout the community Duties, responsibilities and activities may change at any time with or without advanced notice. Work Schedule: *We operate under an in-person first, hybrid program approach which includes a combination of in-person and virtual work. There will be periods during the year when remote work is more feasible, with in-person work ranging from 30-90%.* College Access Advisors are non-exempt, overtime eligible staff and work an 8.5 hour shift, including a daily ½ hour unpaid meal/rest break to comply with FLSA. There will be times throughout the year when an advisor will be expected to work additional hours and/or flex their schedule to meet our students' needs. This can include 8 AM starts to comply with the school day or 11:30 – 7:30 PM schedules to accommodate meeting with students afterschool. Expected Travel: Up to 50%, local travel This role involves travel, commuting to locations readily accessible to students. In-person services may happen at the Bottom Line office, a high school campus, or other off-site locations throughout the region. Who Should Apply: If you meet the qualifications below, you should apply. Required: • Bachelor’s degree or equivalent, • Work authorization, • 1+ years of related work experience, • Excellent writing and editing skills, • Experience developing trusting relationships with students, • Valid driver’s license, with access to a car strongly preferred, • Demonstrated commitment to Bottom Line’s mission, vision, and core values, • Demonstrated proficiency and/or growth potential in Bottom Line's seven core competencies: Relationships, Results, Communication, Inclusiveness, Talent Development, Agility, and Planning, • The ability to make a minimum of a two-year commitment Preferred: • Fluency in language other than English a plus How To Apply/Application Deadline: All applications must be submitted via Bottom Line’s Career Page. Please share your resume and cover letter. Please note: This is an evergreen job posting intended to build a pipeline of qualified candidates for future opportunities. While there may not be an immediate opening at the time of application, submissions will be reviewed and considered as positions become available. Compensation: $49,000 Benefits: Learn about our benefits here.

Job Description Senior Partnership Manager, Chicago (Part-Time Employee) Location: Chicago metro area (required) Type: Part-Time Employee Hours: 20 hours/week Compensation: $44-52/hour, commensurate with experience About This Opportunity SIRUM is expanding to Chicago, a major milestone in our mission to connect every person with the medications they need to stay healthy. We're hiring a Senior Partnership Manager to lead our community partnership work in Chicago. This is a role for someone with deep expertise in healthcare or social services who is energized by the chance to apply that experience to system-level change: helping organizations connect their patients to affordable medication. If you have 15+ years of frontline experience and are looking for flexible, mission-aligned work where your expertise can shape how medication reaches patients across Chicago, we'd love to talk. The profile below describes one possible fit, but we welcome other paths to this role. This isn't a traditional sales role. You're building trusted relationships with organizations serving low-income communities, meeting people where they are, and translating a real solution into partnerships that change lives. Who This Role Is For Someone who has spent 15+ years building deep instincts for how community organizations and clinics actually function. Someone who can read a clinic's enrollment flow, see where a partnership can plug in, and translate a solution into something a partner organization can actually use. Someone who is energized by the chance to apply that experience in a new way, shaping how medication access reaches patients across Chicago. If this sounds like you, or if your path looks different but lands you in the same place, we'd love to hear from you. What You'll Do Community Partnership Development • Identify and cultivate high-leverage partnerships with healthcare providers (FQHCs, safety-net clinics, hospitals) and community-based organizations across Chicago metro, with a focus on organizations serving families in lower-income communities, • Lead conversations with senior decision-makers (CEOs, Medical Directors, Program Directors) and adapt SIRUM's pitch to each, • Steer partnership models that range from patient referral relationships to white-label pharmacy solutions through Good Pill Partnership Activation & Onboarding • Guide partner organizations through implementation and staff training, • Ensure a clean handoff to the Partner Success Team after partnership launch, • Capture institutional knowledge into a replicable Chicago playbook Ecosystem Building • Map Chicago's healthcare and social-service landscape and identify the highest-leverage referral nodes, • Represent SIRUM at community events, health fairs, and professional convenings Who You Are Required • Chicago-based, with substantial experience across the city's healthcare and social-service ecosystem, • 15+ years of experience in primary healthcare or community-services settings (FQHC, safety-net clinic, hospital, public health) as a social worker, care coordinator, LCSW, community health worker, or similar role, • Have managed workflows for low-income, uninsured, or underinsured populations and understand the operational and clinical trade-offs that come with that, • Track record of building cross-functional relationships across the org chart, • Highly autonomous: can run a pipeline, prioritize your time, and report up cleanly without daily oversight Ideal Background One example of a background that could work well: a senior social worker, care coordinator, or program leader with experience at Chicago FQHCs, community health centers, or safety-net institutions, who is excited about a flexible role where their experience and judgment can shape how medication access reaches patients across the city. Many other paths to this role are welcome. About SIRUM SIRUM is reimagining US healthcare by connecting people with surplus medications. Founded at Stanford and a Y Combinator alumni, we're a fast-growing nonprofit tackling the ~$10 billion of medicine that goes to waste annually while families can't afford their prescriptions. Our platform supplies $250,000 worth of medications to people in need every week. Our pharmacy service, Good Pill, delivers 600+ medications for just a $2/month administrative fee, mailed directly to patients' homes. We've helped 500,000+ patients access nearly 3 million prescriptions nationwide. Now we're bringing this solution to Chicago. What We Offer • Direct, measurable impact on thousands of families' lives, • Consistent 20 hours/week, with a recurring schedule you set, • $44-52/hour, commensurate with experience, • Ground-floor opportunity to shape how SIRUM grows in Chicago, • Collaboration with a mission-driven national team, • Strong performance may lead to expanded scope or a full-time opportunity

Job DescriptionPOSITION SUMMARYThe Program Manager is the operational hub of Street Samaritans’ CTA Innovation Crisis Intervention Pilot. This role is responsible for keeping the program running — managing day-to-day operations, ensuring grant compliance, coordinating across partners, and providing the administrative and logistical infrastructure that allows the clinical team to focus on the people they serve. The Program Manager supervises two Clinical Team Leads and serves as the primary point of contact for subrecipient partners (WOVEN Clinics, IHDD, Mile Square Health Center) and CTA. This is not a clinical supervision role — clinical oversight belongs to the Clinical Team Leads and, where needed, the telepsychiatry team. The PM’s value lies in operational excellence: clear systems, tight documentation, proactive problem-solving, and the organizational credibility to hold a complex multi-partner program together. This position is funded through the CTA Innovation Crisis Intervention Pilot, a one year pilot program. While Street Samaritans is committed to the pilot's success and will pursue continuation funding, employment beyond the initial one year period is not guaranteed and will depend on the availability of future funding. This is a hybrid position, that includes work in the CTA Blue Line: Forest Park-Austin. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:Program Operations: • Oversee day-to-day operations of the CTA crisis outreach program, ensuring staffing coverage, equipment readiness, and field logistics are consistently maintained., • Maintain and refine program workflows, including the rider report dispatch process, encounter documentation protocols, and referral pathways to WOVEN, MSHC, and community partners., • Coordinate staff scheduling, travel reimbursements, training logistics, and required certification tracking across the outreach team., • Serve as the primary liaison to CTA, managing communication, site access, signage coordination, and any operational issues that arise along the corridor., • Facilitate regular team meetings and cross-partner coordination calls, ensuring alignment across Street Samaritans, WOVEN, IHDD, and MSHC.Grant Compliance and Reporting:, • Monitor program expenditures against the approved budget and flag variances to the Executive Director in a timely manner., • Review and process monthly subrecipient invoices from WOVEN, IHDD, and MSHC, verifying supporting documentation before submission for reimbursement., • Prepare and submit draw requests to the funding source in accordance with the reimbursement schedule., • Compile program data and narrative for required funder and CTA reporting, drawing on encounter logs, IHDD tracking systems, and partner reports., • Maintain organized grant files, subrecipient agreement documentation, and compliance records in accordance with 2 CFR Part 200 and Street Samaritans’ internal policies.Staff Supervision and Support:, • Provide regular supervision to two Clinical Team Leads, focusing on operational performance, workload management, and professional development., • Coordinate onboarding for new staff, including training schedules, credentialing, system access, and equipment setup., • Monitor staff training compliance and certification renewals, including CPI, ASIST, MHFA, and mandatory reporter requirements., • Escalate staffing concerns, personnel issues, or capacity gaps to the Executive Director as needed.Data and Systems:, • Serve as the program’s primary point of contact with IHDD for the rider reporting and encounter tracking system, surfacing operational issues and coordinating iterations., • Ensure accurate and timely documentation across all program systems, including the IHDD database, HMIS (where applicable), and internal grant tracking tools., • Contribute to program evaluation by compiling encounter data, referral outcomes, and partner performance metrics on a regular basis. REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS: • Bachelor’s degree in Social Work, Public Health, Nonprofit Management, Psychology, or a related field; Master’s degree preferred., • Minimum 3 years of program management or coordinator experience in a nonprofit, social services, or public health setting., • Demonstrated experience managing grant-funded programs, including budget monitoring, compliance documentation, and funder reporting., • Strong organizational and project management skills; ability to manage multiple workstreams simultaneously without dropping the ball., • Experience working in or coordinating services for populations experiencing homelessness, mental illness, or substance use disorders., • Proficiency in Google Workspace, Microsoft Office, and data management tools; comfort learning new platforms quickly., • Strong written and verbal communication skills; ability to represent Street Samaritans professionally with external partners and funders. PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS: • Experience managing subrecipient or subcontractor relationships under federal or city grant awards., • Familiarity with 2 CFR Part 200 Uniform Guidance and reimbursement-based grant administration., • Knowledge of Chicago’s homelessness services landscape, Continuum of Care, and Coordinated Entry System., • Experience with HMIS or similar case management and reporting systems., • Bilingual English/Spanish a plus. REQUIRED TRAINING:The following are required within 90 days of hire. All costs covered by Street Samaritans. • DCFS Mandated Reporter Training (Illinois)., • HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2 confidentiality training., • Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) — Adult., • CPI Nonviolent Crisis Intervention.

Job DescriptionSalary: $48,000 - $54,000 Organization Overview Nourishing Hope, is a dynamic Chicago nonprofit agency. Nourishing Hope has evolved to become more than solely a hunger relief organization. We provide food, social services such as job and housing assistance, and free mental wellness counseling with a growing team of licensed therapists. Founded in 1970, we strive to serve the needs of the whole person with respect and dignity, always. Nourishing Hope offers our neighbors nutritious food using a choice-based distribution model and access to life-changing social services including: • Monthly food distribution and additional produce pickup through five different food access programs., • Home delivery services for older adults, homebound neighbors and neighbors living with disabilities., • Social services including case management, mental health counseling, job search support, domestic violence intervention, referrals and public benefits assistance (SNAP, healthcare, government forms) for anyone in need. Nourishing Hope serves tens of thousands of people each year, providing more than 4 million meals through our programs, in addition to partnerships with other community organizations. This year, more than 7,000 low-income neighbors will also receive case management and social services. Position Summary The bilingual Case Manager primarily supports effective delivery of Nourishing Hopes social services programming, including connecting neighbors to critical supports (transportation, housing, benefits, healthcare, etc.), stakeholder engagement, data tracking and reporting, and quality assurance. This role acts as a liaison to all neighbors, volunteers, staff, and other stakeholders to ensure a dignified and respectful experience in alignment with Nourishing Hopes Core Values. Schedule and Locations The schedule is Monday-Friday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM. This position primarily works out of Nourishing Hopes Sheridan Market, located at 3945 N Sheridan with one day per week at El Mercadito, 3533 W. North Avenue. This position is onsite, with a maximum of one day per week working remotely. Other onsite location presence is required periodically, based on programmatic need. Essential Job Functions • Support the execution of all relevant Social Services standard operating procedures (SOPs) to ensure high-quality programming, workplace safety, and supportive service standards that adhere to organizational, state, and federal policy, and technology utilization and data quality. Supports the supervision of interns, as appropriate., • Act as the point of contact for all neighbors, volunteers, staff, and other stakeholders at the food distribution sites/pick-up locations and externally, as appropriate, ensuring an environment that reinforces Nourishing Hopes Core Values., • Ensure high-quality Social Services programming, in alignment with SOPs, through outreach via phone and email, scheduled appointments, and drop-in hours. This includes coordinating access to supports related to but not limited to healthcare, crisis intervention, domestic violence safety planning, financial assistance, transportation assistance, housing support, employment support, and benefits access., • Maintaining accurate case records that include assessments, interventions, service plans, and case notes in Azzly (HER) and Salesforce and administer IM CANS assessments with Medicaid clients, as appropriate., • Actively participates as a member of the Mental Wellness & Social Services team and to ensure cross-team and cross-departmental alignment with organizational priorities to achieve organizational goals. Participates in external meetings and trainings, as required. Qualifications Required • Bachelors degree in social work or related human services field., • 1+ year of work experience in similar social services environments (clinical and case management setting preferred)., • Bilingual (Spanish) required, • Strong technology skills including:, • Working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite and Google Suite., • Ability to use and maintain Salesforce customer relationship management (CRM) data quality., • Commitment to Nourishing Hopes mission and an understanding of and belief in the importance of food security for all., • Familiarity with the interconnected barriers experienced by neighbors experiencing food insecurity, including but not limited to homelessness, mental and physical health, disability, substance use, and aging-related barriers., • Strong interpersonal and communication skills (in person, over the phone, remotely, and in writing) and the ability to navigate challenging situations with patience and professionalism., • Proven ability to work independently and as a member of a team, including willingness to provide staff coverage, depending on programmatic need., • Ability to prioritize workload and meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment with frequent interruptions., • A high level of professionalism, attention to detail, and a high degree of accuracy. Highly Preferred • Masters degree in social work or related human services field., • Previous experience in the hunger relief sectors, with familiarity with the Chicago human services ecosystem., • Familiarity with trauma informed care principles. Physical Requirements • Ability to do sedentary work that primarily involves sitting/standing., • Manual dexterity to use computer, mouse, telephone, and other standard office equipment, • Visual acuity (with or without correction) to read documents and computer screens., • Ability to lift, bend, crouch, reach., • Ability to occasionally work on ones feet for most of the day., • Ability to occasionally engage in prolonged standing and walking. Salary and Benefits Salary Range: $48,000 - $54,000 Full-time benefits include: • Health, dental, and vision insurance coverage, • Employer-paid life and disability insurance, • 401(k) retirement plan with employer contribution, • Generous paid time off, • Paid birthday holiday, • Employee Assistance Program, • Parental leave, • Language pay, • $250 employee referral bonus, • Free subscription to mental wellness app Background Check Because we are a Medicaid provider all applicants who are offered employment with Nourishing Hope will be subject to a background screening. Offers of employment are contingent on the successful completion of a background screening conducted in accordance with Nourishing Hope policy and federal, state and local laws. We kindly ask that agencies and recruiters refrain from reaching out. Unsolicited sales messages will be blocked and reported as spam.

Job DescriptionJoin CEDA as a PIPP Case Manager! Location: Chicago, IL (Hybrid) Type: Full-Time, Non-Exempt CEDA (Community and Economic Development Association) is a leading nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering communities and improving lives across Cook County. We’re looking for a PIPP Case Manager to join our Energy Services Department and provide essential support to customers enrolled in the Percentage of Income Payment Plan (PIPP) — helping families stay safe, warm, and connected. What You’ll Do: As a PIPP Case Manager, you'll be a key link between CEDA, utility partners, and the households we serve. You’ll help customers understand and stay enrolled in the PIPP program, educate them about energy use, troubleshoot account issues, and refer them to additional support programs. Guide clients through PIPP and LIHEAP program requirements Respond to customer inquiries via phone, email, and in person Educate customers on reading utility bills and understanding energy usage Communicate with utility companies to help resolve billing or service issues Enter and update client data accurately in program systems Refer customers to relevant CEDA services and energy efficiency programs Stay current on PIPP and LIHEAP guidelines to ensure accurate information Collaborate with team leads and supervisors to improve service delivery Maintain confidentiality and a high standard of professionalism. Why Join Us? • Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, 401K, and other benefit options., • Professional Growth: Opportunity to develop skills in community outreach, data management, and public speaking., • Impact: Directly contribute to improving the lives of low-income residents through essential energy assistance programs. What We’re Looking For: Required: High school diploma or GED 1–2 years of experience in a customer service environment Strong communication, problem-solving, and organizational skills Ability to work independently and as part of a team Computer literacy, including Microsoft Office and database navigation Preferred: College coursework or vocational training Experience in Energy Assistance Programs or human services Ready to Make a Difference? Apply now to be part of a team committed to fighting poverty and making a lasting impact in Chicagoland. Please see the job description for further details. CEDA is an Equal Opportunity Employer. In accordance with applicable federal, state, and local laws, we do not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, genetic information, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other protected status. CEDA is a recipient of federal funding and complies with all applicable non-discrimination provisions, including but not limited to Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and other applicable regulations. Reasonable accommodations are available upon request.

Job DescriptionDescription: Prevention Specialist (PS) (Full-time, 40 hours) Non-Exempt BUILD, Inc. (Broader Urban Involvement and Leadership Development) is presently seeking a committed, self-motivated, and innovative individual to join our team. BUILD is a nationally respected gang intervention, violence prevention, and youth development organization based on Chicago’s West Side. Since 1969, BUILD has worked to save lives and mentor young people who live in the city’s most challenged neighborhoods. When you work at BUILD you make an important difference to the thousands of youth and families we serve. Our Core Values: Empathy, Passion, Persistence and Innovation. This position will be dedicated to the Violence Prevention Villages (VPV) project that aims to provide positive, proactive and preventive upstream supports and services to youth Pr ek – 8 and their households. BUILD partners with schools to improve behavioral, social/emotional and school outcomes for students, and we engage the nonprofit ecosystem to support household wellbeing and stability. We follow and support youth and households as long as they are willing, and aim to improve long term well-being, educational attainment and economic stability across generations. The Prevention Specialist (PS) will work in schools, and in out-of-school time programs with at-hope youth, some of whom have identified behavioral challenges. The (PS) works with youth during in school time to help support and assist with recess as well as the after school program to facilitate enrichment activities with tools to resist harmful behaviors and develop asset-based skills, such as critical thinking, informed decision-making, goal setting, and conflict resolution, as well as develop their educational and career potential. The Prevention Specialist will report to the Site Coordinator. Responsibilities/duties include but are not limited to: • Work closely with school administration for referrals and recruitment, • Develop trusting relationships to identify issues and seek solutions through trauma-informed care, • Plan, prepare and deliver lesson plans and instructional materials that facilitate active learning during recess and after school., • Implement Social Emotional Learning practices to address behavior and establishing guidelines, expectations, mutual respect, and mutual accountability, • Encourage Restorative Justice methods as alternatives to traditional disciplinary consequences and encourage educational success, • Youth-driven and strengths-based approach to goal setting and service planning, • Record attendance into internal and external online databases on a weekly basis and record intakes and assessments into the system as needed, • Submit lesson plans, statistics, and reports to the Program Coordinator on a bi-weekly basis and/or as needed, • Collect baseline and year-end data on academic, interpersonal, and pro social behaviors, • Maintains File Compliance as required and compliance with internal Efforts to Outcomes (ETO), • Maintain relationships with various partners including, but not limited to, schools, government agencies and community-based organizations, • Identifies positive adult/youth influences to create a stronger support network for the participant, • Models’ appropriate communication skills and tools matched to the needs of various audiences and purposes, • Represents the agency to various publics to broaden community awareness and support, interpreting the agency’s programs and services in a positive way, • Encourage family relationships and positive interaction through Family Nights, Family Fridays and other meetings and events at their respective school., • Participate in agency outreach and recruitment events, including evenings and weekends., • Participate in civic engagement activities that advance the mission of BUILD, Inc., • Maintains knowledge current to the field and agency’s theories, methodologies and best practices, • Attends departmental and agency-wide staff meetings, as scheduled and agency-wide events, as required, • Able to lift at least 15 pounds, • Able to physically interact with children and youths, • Perform other duties as assigned Requirements: • High School Diploma or GED required., • Must have at least 12 credit hours in child development or related field experience preferred from an college or university., • Three years of experience working with inner-city youth in a human service setting, social service setting, or related field is preferred., • Ability to plan, implement, and document lesson and workshop plans., • Must demonstrate excellent interpersonal, verbal and written communication skills., • Proficiency with technology integration into daily program operations and evaluation systems., • Highly organized to set priorities, develop a work schedule, and monitor progress towards goals., • Ability to build positive working relationships with others, both internally and externally to achieve the goals of the organization., • Must be driven to succeed, proactive, innovative, responsible, assertive and possess integrity and the ability to motivate others., • Ability to pass a CPS, criminal record and child abuse/neglect registry check., • Must have access to reliable transportation and willingness to travel locally. Physical Requirements: • Must be able to lift up to 15 pounds at times., • As of October 15, 2021, all BUILD employees are required to submit proof of full vaccination status. Benefits: • 401(k) + 2% match, • Medical, Dental and Vision, • Life Insurance, • Paid Vacation, • Wellness Days, • Flexible Spending Account BUILD, Inc., does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, citizenship, ethnic or national origin, age, disability, medical status, military status, veteran status, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, genetic information, ancestry, or any legally protected status. This policy applies to all employment practices within our organization, including hiring, recruiting, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, leave of absence, compensation, benefits and training. All offers of employment are contingent upon a background check that includes a review of conviction history. A conviction does not automatically prohibit employment. Rather, BUILD Inc., considers conviction information on a case-by-case basis and assesses the nature of the offense, the circumstances surrounding it, the proximity in time of the conviction, and its relevance to the position. American with Disabilities Act (ADA) Statement: External and internal applicants, as well as position incumbents who become disabled, must be able to perform the essential job specific functions (listed within each job responsibility) either unaided or with the assistance of a reasonable accommodation to be determined by the organization on a case-by-case basis. This organization reserves the right to revise or change job duties and responsibilities as the need arises. This job description does not constitute a written or implied contract of employment

Job DescriptionDescription: American Egg Board's mission is to increase demand for eggs and egg products through research, education and promotion. The American Egg Board (AEB) was created by an Act of Congress in 1976 at the request of America’s egg farmers, who desired to pool resources for national category-level egg marketing. Home to The Incredible Egg and Egg Nutrition Center, AEB is dedicated to increasing demand for all U.S. eggs and egg products. For more than 40 years, America’s egg farmers have supported this mission by funding the AEB. The AEB is 100 percent farmer-funded, and those funds directly support the research, education and promotion necessary to market eggs. The Senior Graphic Designer serves as AEB's visual brand steward, responsible for maintaining a consistent and compelling creative presence across the enterprise. This role combines strategic brand thinking with hands-on execution, ensuring all creative output reflects AEB's mission and messaging across all platforms and audiences. The ideal candidate is an experienced designer who can own AEB's brand standards while producing high-quality creative across a wide range of mediums. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: • Own and enforce AEB's brand standards, maintaining a comprehensive style guide that governs visual identity, templates and creative standards across all channels and audiences., • Support all creative and design needs across AEB departments including Marketing, Communications, Innovation, Business Development, Insights, Scientific Research, Industry Affairs and Administration., • Create high-quality materials across all mediums including graphics, infographics, email templates, website imagery, social graphics, animated content, fact sheets, presentation decks and multimedia content., • Lead creative development for all producer and farmer-facing events including Board meetings and White House Easter Egg Roll, overseeing all event branding and on-site materials., • Design and manage AEB's printed and digital annual report., • Develop and maintain enterprise administrative creative standards including business cards, letterhead, PowerPoint templates and email templates., • Partner with communications and marketing teams to ensure creative consistency across earned, owned and paid channels., • Manage external creative vendors as needed., • Stay current on industry trends and best practices to continuously elevate AEB's creative output. SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITY • NoneRequirements: QUALIFICATIONS To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed are representative of the knowledge, skills, and ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. In addition, the following qualification will be needed: • Bachelor's degree in Graphic Design, Multimedia Arts or a related field., • 5-7+ years of graphic design experience with a strong portfolio showcasing diverse projects across multiple mediums., • Expert proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite including Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign and Premiere Pro., • Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite including PowerPoint at an executive presentation level., • Experience with email marketing platforms including Salesforce Email Design and MailChimp., • Video editing and animation skills preferred., • Demonstrated ability to maintain and enforce brand standards across a complex organization., • Strong project management skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment., • Collaborative, service-oriented mindset with the ability to work across departments., • Experience in food, agriculture, nonprofit or commodity board environments a plus. PHYSICAL DEMANDS The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to talk, hear, and see. The employee is frequently required to sit, stand, walk, use hands to handle, and reach with hands and arms. The employee will occasionally lift, push, or move over 20 pounds. TRAVEL This position requires approximately 25% travel. REASONING ABILITY Ability to apply common sense understanding to carry out instructions furnished in written, oral or diagram form. Ability to deal with problems involving several variables in standardized situations. OTHER DUTIES Please note this job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this job. Duties, responsibilities, and activities may change at any time with or without notice. WHY JOIN US: • Competitive Compensation: $75,000-$85,000, • Comprehensive Benefits: Medical, dental, vision, 401k with employer contribution, profit sharing, and health and wellness reimbursement program., • Paid Time Off & Holidays: Vacation, Sick, Mental Health Days, and 12 company paid holidays. AEB is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration regardless of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, national origin, disability, or veteran status. Application Process: If you are unable to apply online due to a disability, please contact aebhr@aeb.org.

Job Description Location: Chicago, IL – CEDA Central (Hybrid) Department: Energy Services Type: Full-Time, Non-Exempt (Hourly) The Community and Economic Development Association (CEDA) is one of the largest nonprofit organizations in the nation committed to building thriving communities and fighting poverty. We are currently seeking an Escalations Case Manager to support our Energy Services team in managing complex, sensitive customer issues with empathy, professionalism, and efficiency. What You’ll Do: As an Escalations Case Manager, you’ll be the key liaison between customers, utility partners, and internal teams for escalated cases involving energy assistance programs. You’ll play a critical role in ensuring timely resolutions, supporting client success, and ensuring compliance with state and federal guidelines. Act as the main point of contact for escalated customer concerns Investigate complex cases and provide tailored, client-focused solutions Communicate clearly with customers about program eligibility, rules, and next steps Partner with utility companies, program administrators, and internal departments to resolve issues Analyze customer accounts and utility data to determine resolution strategies Maintain detailed case documentation and ensure compliance with all regulatory requirements Participate in team meetings and provide insights to improve processes and customer experience Stay up to date on all program guidelines, including LIHEAP and other energy assistance initiatives Why Join Us? • Benefits: Medical, Dental, Vision, Life, 401K, and other benefit options., • Professional Growth: Opportunity to develop skills in community outreach, data management, and public speaking., • Impact: Directly contribute to improving the lives of low-income residents through essential energy assistance programs. What We’re Looking For: Required: High school diploma or GED equivalent 1–2 years of relevant experience in customer service or case management Strong communication, organization, and problem-solving skills Familiarity with Microsoft Office (Excel, Outlook, SharePoint, etc.) Preferred: Associate degree 2+ years of experience with energy assistance programs (e.g., LIHEAP) or in a nonprofit setting Knowledge of utility billing and customer account management. Ready to Make a Difference? Apply now to be part of a team committed to fighting poverty and making a lasting impact in Chicagoland. Please see the job description for further details. CEDA is an Equal Opportunity Employer. In accordance with applicable federal, state, and local laws, we do not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, genetic information, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other protected status. CEDA is a recipient of federal funding and complies with all applicable non-discrimination provisions, including but not limited to Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and other applicable regulations. Reasonable accommodations are available upon request.

Job Description Summary of Position: After School Matters is seeking temporary, part-time instructors to teach its ComEd Youth Ambassador programs during the Summer Session 2026. The ComEd Youth Ambassador program will empower high school teens to become experts and advocates of efficient energy use in their communities. Primary Focus: Teens will learn about ComEd’s smart grid, the installation and use of smart meters across Chicago, and ComEd’s energy efficiency and sustainability programs. In addition, teens will learn about beneficial electrification as they explore ways to reduce or eliminate fossil fuels using electricity to power devices. Teens will also attend career panels with scientists, engineers, and industry leaders that work in the energy field throughout Chicago. The optimal candidate will have a passion and skill for science, technology, engineering, math and youth development. Location: This position has openings at the following locations: • After School Matters at Orleans (Cabrini), • Michael and Karyn Lutz Center (Belmont Cragin), • After School Matters at Gately Park (Pullman) Responsibilities: • Implement a pre-developed engaging and hands-on energy management curriculum aligned with After School Matters program guidelines, • Deliver inquiry-based instruction that engages teens in discovery through participation in demonstrations, hands-on activities, research, and oral presentations, • Intentionally support critical youth development skills, including leadership development, community building, real-world and experiential learning, public speaking, youth voice and agency, • Collaborate with teens to build multiple STEM projects throughout the session, including a high visibility culminating showcase presentation., • Foster a rigorous, cooperative, and engaging learning environment for all, taking in account varied learning strategies and best practices that address diverse abilities and backgrounds, • Report all problems or concerns and program updates to After School Matters Program Specialist to maintain consistent lines of communication throughout the program session, • Attend all planning and program dates, including instructor orientation, professional development workshops, meetings and other required sessions, • Participate in the recruitment, interview, and selection process of teen program participants, • Manage and track program activities such as attendance, interview outcomes, enrollment, evaluation surveys, and pertinent student records in an online data tracking system (CitySpan) Supervisory Responsibilities (shared with one co-instructor): • Co-lead a program of 25-30 teen participants and 1 teen program assistant, • Supervise teens during program field trips and other youth engagement opportunities Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: • Content area knowledge in energy, physics, engineering, math, or a related STEM field, • Demonstrated understanding of the relationship between STEM concepts and real world experiences, • Broad knowledge of relevant STEM terms and definitions, • Ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a team, • Strong communication and interpersonal skills, • Must be organized and possess a strong attention to detail Qualifications: • Bachelor’s degree in a relevant STEM or education major is required, • Experience working in a field related to the content area highly preferred, • Experience teaching, specifically teens, if highly preferred, • Commitment to diversity and inclusion is required Schedule: • This is a temporary, part-time position scheduled for approximately 25 hours/week for 6 weeks, • Summer Session runs from late June to early August, Monday-Friday, approximately 5 hours/day, • Additional hours are allotted for planning, recruitment, and training beginning as early as April 2026 Compensation: $25 - $35 salary/per hour, depending on applicable experience and education About Us: After School Matters is a Chicago-based nonprofit organization that annually offers after-school and summer programs to nearly 19,000 Chicago high school teens to explore and develop their talents while gaining critical skills that will set them up for success in college and beyond. ASM has engaged more than 450,000 Chicago teens and is the nation’s largest and most successful provider of after-school and summer programs for high school teens. ASM offers paid apprenticeships led by professionals in the fields of arts, communications and leadership, sports, and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math). Our nationally respected youth development model has been replicated in cities across the country and earned us the City Livability Award from the U.S. Conference of Mayors. Programs take place at community locations throughout the city, including four ASM buildings: downtown at Gallery 37 Center for the Arts and Orleans, the Michael and Karyn Lutz Center in Belmont Cragin, and the Pullman community at Gately Park. Currently, After School Matters’ annual operating budget is approximately $48M and employs approximately 500 staff across the organization. EEO: After School Matters is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, ancestry, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, protected veteran status, military discharge status, age, marital status, parental status, or source of income. Powered by JazzHR LlCmdHuDCu

Job DescriptionSalary: $65,000-$85,000 Job Title: Psychologist Location: Childrens Research Triangle, Chicago, Illinois Position Type: Full-time Salary Range: $65,000 - $85,000 Are you a motivated psychologist who is passionate about children, adolescents, and families? Do you love assessment and want to find a place where you can use your clinical skills to provide clarity and direction to families with multiple stressors when boutique evaluation services are out of reach? Do fun, curious colleagues and a cohesive, dedicated team sound like a good fit? If your answers to these questions are yes, yes, and yes, come and join us at Childrens Research Triangle! We are a nonprofit agency in downtown Chicago that provides a variety of mental health services to under-resourced children, adolescents, and families. Our areas of special expertise include prenatal substance exposure and trauma; and we are currently in search of a full-time clinical psychologist or neuropsychologist to join our Evaluation Team. Early career professionals are welcome to apply! We are a National Health Services Corps site, which makes student loan repayment assistance a possibility for licensed clinicians. Other benefits include generous PTO, as well as medical, vision, and dental insurance. Key Responsibilities 1. Conduct assessment with children and adolescents in the context of comprehensive medical and neuropsychological evaluations • Review and generate appropriate referral questions, • Conduct clinical interviews with caregivers, collateral sources (e.g., residential treatment staff; DCFS caseworkers), and clients, • Review records and integrate information to choose appropriate, evidence-based measures, • Administer, score, and interpret measures, • Integrate information and make clinical decisions, • Provide feedback to caregivers/collateral sources (e.g., residential treatment staff; DCFS caseworkers) and clients, • Make useful, individualized recommendations, • Generate quality reports 1. Provide consultation to caregivers/collateral sources as needed, 2. Provide case management and follow-up with families/collateral sources as needed, 3. Complete required documentation in accordance with agency policies and best practices Opportunities to conduct therapy, provide supervision to postdoctoral clinicians and practicum students, train professionals at CRT and other agencies, train community members, and contribute to grant proposals or research projects are available. Qualifications and Experience: • Ph.D. or Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology from an APA-accredited institution, • Valid Illinois license and at least 2 years experience in the field, • Experience with evidence-based assessment of children and adolescents (special emphasis on children and adolescents with trauma exposure), • Competence with evidence-based therapy approaches Our ideal candidate will also have excellent verbal and written communication skills, good organizational skills, and a desire to learn and grow. A dedication to children and families with child welfare involvement would be ideal, as well. Benefits: Starting range is dependent upon individual qualifications and experience. Childrens Research Triangle benefit options include, but are not limited to, the following: • Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance, • 401(k), • Annual $500 professional development training allowance, • 12 paid holidays and 2 flexible holidays, • 18 days of paid time off (PTO) Work Schedule: • Hybrid; 3-4 days in-person at the Chicago, IL office., • Monday-Friday How to Apply To join our warm, collaborative team, please submit a letter of interest, your CV, and at least one deidentified psychological evaluation as a sample of your written work to Dr. Linda Schwartz (lschwartz@cr-triangle.org). Childrens Research Triangle does not discriminate in the employment of individuals on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin, disability, religious affiliation, sex or age. BIPOC applicants are strongly encouraged to apply.

Job Description Position Summary The Lead Custodian / Facilities Coordinator is responsible for the overall cleanliness, maintenance, safety, and appearance of ReVive Center's facilities and grounds. This position oversees custodial operations, coordinates maintenance activities, supervises support staff and contractors, and performs routine maintenance and custodial tasks to ensure a clean, safe, welcoming, and functional environment for employees, clients, tenants, and visitors. The ideal candidate is a dependable, hands-on leader who demonstrates strong communication, problem-solving, and organizational skills. This individual takes pride in maintaining facilities, responds effectively to changing priorities, and works collaboratively with staff while supporting ReVive Center's mission. Position Responsibilities Vision & Communication • Support the mission, values, and goals of ReVive Center through professional service and stewardship of agency facilities., • Foster positive working relationships with staff, tenants, clients, contractors, and visitors., • Maintain open communication with the Director of Operations (DO) regarding maintenance needs, safety concerns, project status, and operational issues., • Adhere to established work schedules while remaining flexible to respond to emergencies and changing organizational needs., • Maintain confidentiality and professionalism in all interactions. Facilities Coordination • Supervise and maintain schedule for custodial support staff and contracted service providers., • Assign, prioritize, and monitor daily work assignments., • Document and track maintenance requests using the agency's work order system., • Coordinate with vendors providing services such as HVAC, elevator maintenance, pest control, landscaping, waste removal, and other contracted building services., • Maintain inventory of janitorial, maintenance, and facility supplies and recommend purchases to the Director of Operations., • Assist with planning and coordinating facility improvement projects. Building Maintenance • Perform preventative maintenance and routine inspections of building systems., • Coordinate scheduled maintenance for HVAC, elevator, plumbing, electrical, fire safety, and pest control systems., • Perform minor repairs to reduce reliance on outside contractors, including:, • Basic plumbing repairs (clearing drains, unclogging toilets, replacing fixtures), • Basic electrical work (changing light bulbs, ballasts, switches, outlets, and fixtures as appropriate), • Drywall patching and painting, • Minor carpentry and hardware repairs, • Report maintenance concerns and safety hazards promptly to the Director of Operations., • Assist with facility projects and repairs as assigned., • Prepare apartments and offices for occupancy, including cleaning, painting, and minor repairs., • Ensure all buildings, equipment, and property remain secure and report security concerns immediately. Custodial Services • Perform routine custodial duties including:, • Vacuuming, • Sweeping, • Mopping, • Dusting, • Sanitizing restrooms, • Cleaning kitchens and break areas, • Emptying trash and recycling, • Maintain common areas, offices, meeting rooms, hallways, stairwells, and other agency spaces., • Keep storage, mechanical, and restricted-access areas clean and free of debris., • Clean interior and exterior windows as scheduled., • Maintain building entrances, sidewalks, parking areas, alleys, and exterior grounds free of litter and hazards., • Remove snow and ice and apply ice melt as needed., • Set up and break down meeting rooms for events, meetings, and trainings., • Move furniture, equipment, and supplies as needed. Safety & Compliance • Follow all agency safety procedures and applicable OSHA standards., • Properly use, store, and dispose of cleaning chemicals and maintenance materials., • Operate tools and equipment safely and maintain them in good working condition., • Identify and report safety hazards immediately., • Participate in emergency response procedures when necessary. Other duties • Perform other duties as assigned to support agency operations. Qualifications Required • High school diploma or equivalent., • Two or more years of custodial, maintenance, or facilities experience., • Previous experience supervising staff or coordinating vendors., • Experience using computer software including Google Workspace, Microsoft Excel, email, timekeeping systems (ADP or similar), and online purchasing applications., • Ability to develop and maintain maintenance schedules and work plans., • Working knowledge of commercial cleaning methods, equipment, and supplies., • Experience operating hand tools and power tools safely., • Basic knowledge of plumbing, electrical, painting, and carpentry repairs., • Ability to lift and carry up to 50 pounds., • Ability to work independently while managing multiple priorities., • Strong organizational, communication, and customer service skills., • Commitment to ReVive Center's mission and values. Preferred • Bilingual in English and Spanish., • Experience working in nonprofit, healthcare, behavioral health, or residential facilities., • OSHA or facilities-related certifications. Physical Requirements • Frequently stand, walk, bend, climb stairs, kneel, and reach., • Lift, push, and pull up to 50 pounds., • Operate custodial and maintenance equipment., • Work indoors and outdoors in varying weather conditions., • Respond to facility emergencies when necessary., • Status: Full-Time, Non-Exempt, • Schedule: 40 hours per week, • Compensation: Starting at $21.00 per hour, based on qualifications and experience., • Benefits Include:, • Paid Time Off, • Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance, • Retirement Savings Plan with Employer Match, • Additional agency benefits as applicable ReVive Center is an equal opportunity employer committed to fostering an inclusive workplace where employees of diverse backgrounds and experiences are valued. Employment with ReVive Center is at-will and may be terminated by either the employee or the organization at any time, with or without cause, consistent with applicable law. Company DescriptionReVive seeks to end homelessness and restore hope, that all might flourish. ReVive runs an innovative Engagement Center thoughtfully designed to help people with disabilities who have experienced homelessness articulate and reach their goals. ReVive is committed to treating each and every client with dignity. And ReVive is committed to creating a community where staff, volunteers, clients, and the broader community can all thrive.ReVive seeks to end homelessness and restore hope, that all might flourish. ReVive runs an innovative Engagement Center thoughtfully designed to help people with disabilities who have experienced homelessness articulate and reach their goals. ReVive is committed to treating each and every client with dignity. And ReVive is committed to creating a community where staff, volunteers, clients, and the broader community can all thrive.

Community: GreenFields of Geneva Address: 0N801 Friendship WayGeneva, Illinois 60134 Pay Range $30.88-$42.43+ Hourly Live your purpose. Grow your career. Thrive through teamwork. Create meaningful, personalized experiences. At Lifespace, team members are at the center of delivering a purpose driven experience for our residents! We provide an environment where each team member can live their aspirations, developing in their career, making a difference, and being a part of a meaningful mission. Join our talented Licensed Practical Nurse team today! A few details about the role: • Participate with members of the interdisciplinary team to review, plan, coordinate and evaluate resident’s care., • Document the resident condition and nursing needs accurately and in a timely manner. Reports pertinent observations and reactions regarding residents in a timely manner., • Develop, direct, and monitor nursing assistant assignments and adjust based on census and level of care required., • Execute treatments as necessary and document reactions to medications and treatments., • Generate, prepare, administrate, and chart all medications., • Initiate physician orders, • Facilitate communication with families regarding change in medications and/or changes in the resident., • Establish protocol to ensure care plans are continually reviewed for updated and accurate data that represents the individuality of the resident., • Coordinate admissions, discharges, and transfers in order to deliver quality customer service. And here’s what you need to apply: • Licensed Practical Nurse graduate from an accredited nursing program., • Certifications and Licensed Practical Nurse license and other licensure required by state regulations. Lifespace has successfully served older adults for 50 years, and this is just the beginning. With new opportunities, continued growth, and the support from your Lifespace team members, get ready to ignite your life and experience Our Space. COMPANY OVERVIEW: Lifespace Communities, headquartered in Dallas, Texas, is one of the nation's largest nonprofit senior living organizations. For over 50 years, we have been dedicated to creating vibrant communities across the country where older adults are empowered to live their aspirations with purpose, independence, and peace of mind. Driven by a commitment to exceptional service, innovation, and meaningful connections, our team members work together to enrich the lives of our residents every day. At Lifespace, you'll find more than a career, you'll find an opportunity to make a lasting impact while growing professionally in a collaborative, mission-driven organization. Equal Opportunity Employer

Job Description In Store Sales Assistant Location: Chicago, IL Pay: $875–$1,175 per week Type: Full-Time, Entry-Level Welcome Thryve Chicago is hiring an In Store Sales Assistant to join our growing customer acquisition and fundraising team in Chicago. This entry-level sales role is perfect for outgoing, driven individuals who want hands-on experience in retail sales, face-to-face marketing, and nonprofit fundraising — no experience necessary, as full training is provided. As an In Store Sales Assistant, you'll represent well-known charitable causes directly with the public, engaging shoppers in genuine conversations that build brand awareness and drive real fundraising results. You'll work on live campaigns supporting environmental conservation and global health missions, helping protect natural landscapes and restore sight to people in need around the world. If you're looking for a career path in sales with real purpose, this Chicago-based opportunity is for you. Thryve Chicago offers mentorship, travel opportunities, and rapid promotion for top performers who want to grow into leadership and marketing management roles. What You'll Do • Represent our charity partners in-store, engaging customers face-to-face with confidence and authenticity, • Educate the public on campaign missions, values, and the real-world impact of their support, • Drive brand awareness and generate new fundraising sign-ups through genuine conversation, • Meet and exceed weekly sales and fundraising targets, • Build lasting rapport with customers, turning first impressions into long-term supporters, • Track and report daily results to your team lead What We're Looking For • A positive, people-first attitude and strong communication skills, • Confidence starting conversations with strangers in a retail environment, • Self-motivation and a drive to hit and exceed targets, • Reliability, punctuality, and a team-player mindset, • No prior sales experience required — full training provided from day one What You'll Get • $875–$1,175 weekly pay, including uncapped commissions and performance bonuses, • Full paid training and ongoing coaching, • Fast-track progression into senior sales and management roles, • A supportive, energetic team culture, • The chance to make a genuine difference for causes protecting the planet and changing lives Ready to build a career that pays you to make a difference? Apply today to join Thryve Chicago as an In Store Sales Assistant.

Job Description KO Business Solutions is proud to work with a dynamic nonprofit dedicated to improving the quality of life in underserved communities by reducing health disparities through self-empowerment, holistic health education, and direct services. They offer comprehensive HIV care, harm reduction, and outreach programs grounded in equity, compassion, and community empowerment. We are seeking a Substance Abuse Counselor to deliver direct, client-centered support and services to underserved communities. This role is hands-on, rooted in harm reduction principles, and essential to improving lives by reducing the risks associated with substance use and sexual health. As a frontline team member, you’ll build strong community connections, conduct targeted outreach, distribute life-saving supplies, and provide trauma-informed counseling and education. This role requires an individual who is bilingual in English/Spanish. Location: Chicago, IL Salary: $50,000-$60,000 Key Responsibilities: Direct Client Services • Provide non-judgmental harm reduction counseling on safer drug use, overdose prevention (including Narcan), safer sex, and HIV/STI prevention., • Conduct community-based outreach (street, clubs, online) to engage at-risk individuals., • Perform client intakes and needs assessments, connecting them to HIV testing, PrEP/PEP, medical care, housing support, mental health, and more., • Distribute harm reduction supplies (syringes, test strips, condoms) and offer training on proper use., • Deliver group sessions, drop-in support, and wound care education., • Offer follow-up support and retention services to ensure long-term engagement. Community Engagement • Coordinate and facilitate Community Advisory Board meetings and social events., • Build relationships with local partners to streamline client referrals. Support social media and web-based outreach efforts (e.g., Instagram, Facebook). • Serve as a backup for the Link Up support line as needed. Data & Program Evaluation • Document services, referrals, and outcomes using accurate and timely data entry., • Ensure compliance with program goals, grant expectations, and reporting deadlines., • Support internal and external audits and evaluations as required. Organizational Support • Collaborate with the Prevention Director, Executive Director, and wider staff team on agency-wide projects., • Assist with supply tracking and event coordination., • Attend training and conferences on harm reduction, HIV prevention, and public health. Qualifications and skills: • Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree (preferred) in Social Work, Psychology, Counseling, or related field (required), • Minimum of 3 years’ experience in social services or related care work, • Licensure or Certification required: CADC, LPC, LCPC, LSW, LCSW, MISA, • Bilingual (English/Spanish) preferred, • Strong knowledge of HIV care, behavioral health, and substance use disorders preferred, • Cultural sensitivity to Black, Latino, and LGBTQ+ populations is essential, • HIV/AIDS testing certification (or ability to obtain within 6 months), • Strong organizational, documentation, and time-management skills, • Reliable transportation Benefits: • 401(k), • Dental insurance, • Health insurance, • Life insurance, • Paid time off, • Vision insurance Equal Opportunity Employer KO Business Solutions is an equal opportunity employer that is committed to diversity and inclusion in the workplace. We prohibit discrimination and harassment of any kind based on race, color, sex, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, genetic information, pregnancy, or any other protected characteristic as outlined by federal, state, or local laws Job type: Direct Hire #INDPV Rate of Pay: $60,000

Job Description Summary of Position: After School Matters is seeking licensed barbers or cosmetologists to develop and lead programs beginning Summer 2026 to serve the Chicago Lawn community area. After School Matters is looking for committed, part-time instructors to teach programs for 15-30 teen participants (standard instructor: teen ratio 15:1) between the ages of 14 to 19. Program content is determined by instructor; program goal is to provide teen participants lens into industry and structured space to learn basic skills and techniques. Examples include but not limited to hair cutting or styling, make up technique and artistry, nail art, or other skills within cosmetology field. Program Sessions and Schedules: Summer: 7 weeks, 20 hours a week with additional hours allotted for planning, recruitment, professional development and meetings. Programs run Monday-Thursday with the choice of 8:30am-12:30pm or 1pm-5pm. Summer programs begin June 22 and end August 7. Major Duties and Responsibilities: Prepare, organize, and supervise interactive, teen-led activities on content area while fostering a positive, safe, and collaborative atmosphere for all teen participants. Develop, plan, and implement high-quality related field trips, master classes, events, and guest visits to enhance instruction and training Report all problems or concerns and program updates to After School Matters Program Specialist to maintain consistent lines of communication throughout the program session Attend all planning and program dates, including: instructor orientation, professional development workshops, meetings and other required sessions Lead the recruitment, interview, and selection process of teen program participants Manage and track program activities such as attendance, interview outcomes, enrollment, evaluation surveys, and pertinent student records in an online data tracking system (Cityspan). Other duties as assigned. Supervisory Responsibilities: Supervise teens at an average of 15:1, instructor: teen ratio Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Demonstrated practical knowledge of content area Creative problem-solving skills Customer service skills; ability to effectively communicate with a variety of stakeholders (teen participants, parents, ASM programs staff, vendors, etc.) Cultural competence Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in relevant content area etc. is preferred; high school diploma or GED required. Experience working in a field relevant to the content area is required. Familiarity with specific Chicago neighborhoods is required. Experience teaching, specifically teenagers, is highly preferred. Commitment to diversity and inclusion is required. Compensation: $20 - $27 / hour, depending on applicable experience and education About Us: After School Matters is a Chicago-based nonprofit organization that annually offers after-school and summer programs to nearly 19,000 Chicago high school teens to explore and develop their talents while gaining critical skills that will set them up for success in college and beyond. ASM has engaged more than 450,000 Chicago teens and is the nation’s largest and most successful provider of after-school and summer programs for high school teens. ASM offers paid apprenticeships led by professionals in the fields of arts, communications and leadership, sports, and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math). Our nationally respected youth development model has been replicated in cities across the country and earned us the City Livability Award from the U.S. Conference of Mayors. Programs take place at community locations throughout the city, including four ASM buildings: downtown at Gallery 37 Center for the Arts and Orleans, the Michael and Karyn Lutz Center in Belmont Cragin, and the Pullman community at Gately Park. Currently, After School Matters’ annual operating budget is approximately $48M and employs approximately 500 staff across the organization. EEO: After School Matters is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, ancestry, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, protected veteran status, military discharge status, age, marital status, parental status, or source of income. Powered by JazzHR DPjbFvNg48

Job Description Summary of Position: After School Matters is seeking licensed barbers or cosmetologists to develop and lead programs beginning Fall 2026 or Spring 2027 at the Lutz Center. After School Matters is looking for committed, part-time instructors to teach programs for 15-30 teen participants (standard instructor: teen ratio 15:1) between the ages of 14 to 19. Program content is determined by instructor; program goal is to provide teen participants lens into industry and structured space to learn basic skills and techniques. Examples include but not limited to hair cutting or styling, make up technique and artistry, nail art, or other skills within cosmetology field. Program Sessions and Schedules: • Programs meet for approximately 7.5 hours per week, typically 3 days a week for 2.5 hours., • Preferred schedules are Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday between the hours of 3pm – 7pm, hours vary on location availability, • Fall programs will run from September to December. Spring programs will run from February to May. The programs last for 10 weeks, Monday through Friday (after school hours) and/or Saturday and include 60-90 instructional hours (based on the program model). Additional hours are allotted for planning, recruitment, professional development and meetings. Major Duties and Responsibilities: Prepare, organize, and supervise interactive, teen-led activities on content area while fostering a positive, safe, and collaborative atmosphere for all teen participants. Develop, plan, and implement high-quality related field trips, master classes, events, and guest visits to enhance instruction and training Report all problems or concerns and program updates to After School Matters Program Specialist to maintain consistent lines of communication throughout the program session Attend all planning and program dates, including: instructor orientation, professional development workshops, meetings and other required sessions Lead the recruitment, interview, and selection process of teen program participants Manage and track program activities such as attendance, interview outcomes, enrollment, evaluation surveys, and pertinent student records in an online data tracking system (Cityspan). Other duties as assigned. Supervisory Responsibilities: Supervise teens at an average of 15:1, instructor: teen ratio Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: Demonstrated practical knowledge of content area Creative problem-solving skills Customer service skills; ability to effectively communicate with a variety of stakeholders (teen participants, parents, ASM programs staff, vendors, etc.) Cultural competence Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in relevant content area etc. is preferred; high school diploma or GED required. Experience working in a field relevant to the content area is required. Familiarity with specific Chicago neighborhoods is required. Experience teaching, specifically teenagers, is highly preferred. Commitment to diversity and inclusion is required. Compensation: $20 - $27 / hour, depending on applicable experience and education About Us: After School Matters is a Chicago-based nonprofit organization that annually offers after-school and summer programs to nearly 19,000 Chicago high school teens to explore and develop their talents while gaining critical skills that will set them up for success in college and beyond. ASM has engaged more than 450,000 Chicago teens and is the nation’s largest and most successful provider of after-school and summer programs for high school teens. ASM offers paid apprenticeships led by professionals in the fields of arts, communications and leadership, sports, and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math). Our nationally respected youth development model has been replicated in cities across the country and earned us the City Livability Award from the U.S. Conference of Mayors. Programs take place at community locations throughout the city, including four ASM buildings: downtown at Gallery 37 Center for the Arts and Orleans, the Michael and Karyn Lutz Center in Belmont Cragin, and the Pullman community at Gately Park. Currently, After School Matters’ annual operating budget is approximately $48M and employs approximately 500 staff across the organization. EEO: After School Matters is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, ancestry, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, protected veteran status, military discharge status, age, marital status, parental status, or source of income. Powered by JazzHR tM2yrDE6Jv

Job Description Classification: Exempt Status: Regular, Full-Time Salary: $65,000–$70,000 annually Role Level: Manager-Level Individual Contributor Reports To: Executive Director Location: Hybrid — on-site Mondays & Thursdays Office: 600 W. Cermak Rd, Chicago, IL 60616 Residency: Chicago Metro Area Required About AMPT AMPT: Advancing Nonprofits is an intermediary organization that provides capacity-building support to small nonprofits on Chicago’s West and South sides to strengthen organizational health and support long-term sustainability. AMPT’s work is grounded in a commitment to advancing racial equity, with a focus on supporting Black and Latine leaders and organizations working to build power, strengthen communities of color, and improve community well-being. Through this work, AMPT also seeks to help transform philanthropy by addressing systemic racial inequities and modeling anti-racist systems, practices, and processes. We are a small, nimble team with a strong sense of mission and a deep commitment to building internal systems that reflect our values. We move quickly, hold ourselves to high standards, and believe that strong operational infrastructure is a form of organizational integrity, not just administration. Position Overview The Operations and Compliance Manager serves as AMPT’s internal operations and compliance backbone, strengthening the systems, financial practices, vendor coordination, and workflows that support clarity, accountability, and care. This is a manager-level individual contributor role with no current supervisory responsibilities. It requires strong judgment, discretion, cross-functional coordination, and ownership of internal systems, including work with sensitive financial and personnel-adjacent information. This role is ideal for someone who thrives in a growing organization, builds practical tools, improves workflows, communicates clearly, and helps teams use systems consistently over time. Core Responsibilities Financial and Administrative Oversight • Reconcile monthly financial reports and maintain financial records to provide leadership with accurate, current budget information., • Review and approve purchase requests and vendor invoices against approved budget line items., • Track bill payment schedules and ensure all organizational financial obligations are met on time., • Coordinate financial reconciliation with the external accountant using the CRM and Keela tagging system., • Prepare monthly financial summaries for the Executive Director and leadership team., • Handle all sensitive financial, compensation-related, and personnel-adjacent information with discretion. Compliance and Risk Management • Prepare and submit annual 501(c)(3) compliance filings and state charitable registrations, coordinating with legal counsel or the accountant as needed., • Maintain and renew organizational insurance policies, coordinating with brokers to ensure no coverage lapses., • Support vendor and service agreement compliance by maintaining documentation, tracking contractual obligations and renewal dates, and supporting contract review processes., • Prepare annual financial audit documentation and coordinate with the external auditor., • Maintain a compliance calendar documenting regulatory deadlines and provide leadership with early notice of upcoming requirements., • Maintain records in alignment with applicable retention policies and regulatory requirements. Systems and Process Development • Build out the operations manual, creating documentation that staff can use independently to understand and follow organizational processes., • Create and update tools, templates, and checklists to standardize workflows and reduce reliance on institutional memory., • Implement new operational processes by drafting procedures, piloting with staff, and refining based on feedback., • Support staff adoption of systems through check-ins, reminders, and documentation reviews., • Maintain digital file systems and shared drives with consistent naming conventions. Internal Coordination and Technology Support • Manage organization-wide internal deadlines through a shared calendar and tracking system., • Partner with the program team and relevant staff leads to support operational coordination, documentation, and follow-through across workflows — providing operational infrastructure without taking on program ownership., • Provide organization-wide technology support including platform troubleshooting, access management, and staff assistance., • Train staff on new systems and processes; communicate operational updates and deadlines proactively. Office and Vendor Management • Manage the physical office, supplies, and branded materials through vendor coordination and regular inventory review., • Manage the relationship with Chicago CARES and support day-to-day vendor relationships through communication, purchasing, and invoicing coordination., • Escalate contract-level decisions to leadership and legal counsel as appropriate. Qualifications Required Qualifications • Relevant experience in operations, compliance, financial administration, or administrative systems work, ideally in a nonprofit or mission-driven setting., • Demonstrated project management skills: tracking deadlines, coordinating stakeholders, and moving work to completion., • Experience with compliance and regulatory deadline management, such as 501(c)(3) filings, charitable registrations, audit preparation, insurance renewals, or contract tracking., • Experience with operational finance: account reconciliation, budget tracking, invoice review, or coordination with an external accountant., • Experience creating or improving processes, SOPs, templates, tools, or documentation., • Experience training or supporting others in adopting new tools, systems, or processes., • Strong proficiency with spreadsheets and standard productivity tools (Google Workspace or Microsoft Office)., • Clear, direct, and professional written communication skills., • Sound judgment, discretion, and professionalism with sensitive or confidential information., • Ability to create structure and follow through in a growing organization where systems are still developing. Preferred Qualifications • 3–5 years of experience in nonprofit operations, compliance, financial administration, or administrative systems roles., • Direct experience preparing or submitting nonprofit compliance filings as the responsible owner of the process., • Experience with accounting software such as QuickBooks or a comparable platform., • Familiarity with project management platforms such as Asana, Monday.com, or Smartsheet., • Prior experience building an operations manual, SOP library, or compliance tracking system from scratch., • Background in nonprofit, public sector, philanthropy, education, healthcare, or other mission-driven environments. Skills and Competencies • Systems thinking: ability to design workflows that reduce confusion and improve follow-through., • Ability to support accountability across teams without formal supervisory authority., • Ability to manage competing priorities across concurrent workstreams., • Comfort learning and supporting operational technology, shared drives, and project management tools., • Ability to distinguish between recommendations, implementation, and decisions requiring leadership approval. Work Environment and Position Requirements • Primarily computer and desk-based work, with office management responsibilities that may require standing, walking, bending, reaching, and occasionally lifting or moving materials up to 25 pounds, with or without reasonable accommodation., • Standard business hours with occasional flexibility. Residency required within Cook, DuPage, Kane, Lake, McHenry, or Will County. Compensation and Benefits • Salary: $65,000–$70,000 annually. This range reflects the full budgeted range for the position and has been established in support of internal pay equity., • Competitive benefits package including health, dental, retirement, paid time off, life and disability coverage, professional development support, and wellness-related benefits. Why Join AMPT This is a meaningful opportunity to step into an operations and compliance role with real influence on how a growing, mission-driven organization functions. The person in this role will help build the infrastructure that supports AMPT's racial equity mission, strengthens organizational sustainability, and allows staff to do their best work. If you are a systems-minded professional who enjoys creating structure, improving workflows, and helping a values-driven team operate more effectively, we encourage you to apply. Application Process and Timeline We encourage interested candidates to apply early. AMPT reviews applications as they arrive, so submitting sooner means your materials are seen sooner. We anticipate beginning initial screening conversations the week of July 13th. This position will remain open through July 24th. Candidates invited to move forward can expect a structured process that may include an initial screening conversation, interviews with AMPT leadership, and a final interview or role-related exercise. We are committed to keeping candidates informed and to providing a clear, respectful, and timely hiring experience. Equal Opportunity Employer AMPT: Advancing Nonprofits is an equal opportunity employer. AMPT makes employment decisions based on qualifications, merit, business needs, and job-related criteria. AMPT does not discriminate or tolerate discrimination or harassment on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, pregnancy, childbirth or related medical conditions, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, ancestry, age, disability, genetic information, marital status, parental status, order of protection status, military or veteran status, citizenship or immigration status, arrest record, conviction record, or any other status protected by federal, state, or local law. Powered by JazzHR O4JdqAiDm4

Job Description OVERVIEW OF CURE CURE Epilepsy is a parent-founded nonprofit that is laser-focused on research to find a cure for epilepsy. Epilepsy is a complex, often debilitating neurological disorder that will affect 1 in 26 Americans in their lifetime. One-third of people with epilepsy are uncontrolled on medication, and even those for whom medications work often face horrible side effects. Since its inception in 1998, CURE Epilepsy has raised more than $100 million to fund research and other initiatives that will lead the way to cures. Our work has already led to incredible advancements for the community. Research is our greatest hope of finding a cure and each discovery brings us closer to achieving freedom from seizures and medication side effects for people living with epilepsy. Join us as we lead the search for a cure. POSITION OVERVIEW The Senior Director of Development reports to the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and serves as a key member of the senior leadership team, contributing to organizational strategy, and advancing CURE Epilepsy's mission through visionary fundraising leadership. This leader will oversee and strengthen CURE Epilepsy's comprehensive development program, driving sustainable revenue growth while building a high-performing, donor-centered culture that supports continued investment in groundbreaking epilepsy research. Working in close partnership with the Leadership Team, the Senior Director will provide strategic leadership for CURE Epilepsy's integrated fundraising program, ensuring that major gifts, annual giving, institutional philanthropy, planned giving, events, and donor engagement work together to achieve ambitious revenue goals. Success in this role will be measured not only by revenue growth, but by strengthening the people, systems, partnerships, and culture that sustain long-term philanthropic success. The Senior Director will build, coach, and inspire a talented development team responsible for generating $6M+ annually and growing in philanthropic support while positioning the organization for continued growth and fostering a culture of collaboration, accountability, and continuous improvement. As an enterprise leader, this individual will champion data-informed decision-making, strengthen fundraising operations and performance, and cultivate a culture of shared fundraising ownership across staff and the Board of Directors. This role sits at the intersection of scientific innovation and philanthropy, ensuring that promising research is translated into compelling opportunities for donors to accelerate breakthroughs that improve the lives of people living with epilepsy. Because CURE Epilepsy funds cutting-edge scientific research, this leader must be equally comfortable engaging donors and collaborating with scientific colleagues. The successful candidate will translate complex research concepts into compelling, donor-focused stories that inspire philanthropic investment and clearly communicate how research is accelerating the path toward cures for epilepsy. The ideal candidate is a strategic, collaborative, and results-oriented fundraising executive who combines strong business acumen with emotional intelligence. They are an exceptional relationship builder, inspiring people manager, and persuasive communicator who connects scientific discovery with donor passion. Energized by building organizations as much as building donor relationships, they thrive on creating strategy, developing talent, strengthening systems, and translating world-class science into philanthropy that accelerates cures for epilepsy. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Enterprise Leadership • Lead and strengthen an integrated development organization that aligns fundraising strategy and operations with communications and scientific priorities., • Serve as a strategic member of the senior leadership team, contributing to organizational planning, decision-making, and long-term growth., • Foster a culture of philanthropy and shared fundraising ownership across staff, leadership, and the Board., • Partner with the Board of Directors to strengthen fundraising engagement, identify new philanthropic opportunities, and support board development activities., • Promote innovation, continuous improvement, and data-informed decision-making throughout the development function. Strategic Fundraising Leadership • Lead the development and implementation of a multi-year fundraising strategy that grows and diversifies philanthropic revenue across all giving channels., • Establish annual fundraising goals, performance metrics, and key performance indicators to drive sustainable growth., • Identify emerging philanthropic opportunities and adapt fundraising strategies to capitalize on changing donor trends and organizational priorities. Revenue Growth & Philanthropic Partnerships • Develop integrated donor strategies that coordinate the efforts of the CEO, Principal & Strategic Gifts Officer, Board members, and development staff to maximize philanthropic outcomes., • Personally manage a select portfolio of high-capacity donors and prospects, focusing on strategic cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship of key relationships., • Expand and strengthen annual giving, corporate and foundation partnerships, planned giving, and other revenue-generating initiatives to create a balanced and diversified fundraising program., • Build systems and strategies that increase donor acquisition, retention, engagement, and lifetime value across the organization's fundraising portfolio., • Partner with the Chief Financial Officer to develop and monitor fundraising forecasts, pipeline metrics, and performance dashboards to ensure accurate revenue projections and informed strategic decision-making., • Provide regular fundraising performance reports and strategic recommendations to the CEO, Board of Directors, and senior leadership team. Leadership & Talent Development • Build, lead, and inspire a high-performing development team by establishing a culture of accountability, collaboration, innovation, and continuous learning., • Establish clear performance expectations and support staff in achieving ambitious fundraising goals., • Model best practices in donor engagement, fundraising ethics, and relationship management. Cross-Functional Leadership & Scientific Storytelling • Partner with the Chief Scientific Officer and scientific staff to translate complex research into compelling philanthropic investment opportunities., • Foster productive partnerships across departments to ensure fundraising strategies are integrated with organizational priorities., • Serve as an ambassador for CURE Epilepsy, representing the organization with donors, corporate partners, foundations, volunteers, and the broader epilepsy community., • Identify opportunities to increase CURE Epilepsy's visibility and strengthen its reputation as a leader in epilepsy research. Operations, Events & Performance Management • Ensure systems, processes, analytics, stewardship, and reporting effectively support fundraising growth., • Oversee the strategy, financial performance, and execution of CURE Epilepsy's signature fundraising events., • Promote continuous improvement by leveraging fundraising analytics and industry best practices. QUALIFICATIONS The successful candidate will be a strategic, collaborative fundraising leader with a demonstrated ability to grow philanthropic revenue, develop high-performing teams, implement operational systems that support stewardship, and translate organizational priorities into successful fundraising strategies. Fundraising Leadership • 10+ years of progressive fundraising leadership experience, • Proven success growing philanthropic revenue, • Ability to develop and execute fundraising strategies, • Experience leading comprehensive fundraising programs, • Expertise across major gifts, annual giving, planned giving, and events, • Track record cultivating high-capacity donors and philanthropic partners Leadership & Team Development • 7+ years of people management experience preferred, • Experience building and developing high-performing teams, • Collaborative leadership style with strong coaching skills, • Experience partnering with boards, volunteers, and executive leaders Strategic & Operational Excellence • Data-driven approach to fundraising strategy and decision-making, • Experience developing budgets, forecasts, and performance metrics, • Strong project management and organizational skills, • Experience with Blackbaud Raiser's Edge NXT or similar CRM platforms, • Ability to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced environment Communication & Mission Engagement • Exceptional written, verbal, and presentation skills, • Compelling storyteller with donor-focused communication skills, • Ability to translate complex scientific concepts for diverse audiences, • Passion for advancing CURE Epilepsy’s mission and research priorities Education • Bachelor's degree required; advanced degree and/or CFRE preferred Preferred Qualifications • Experience in healthcare, medical research, or voluntary health organizations, • Familiarity with Chicago philanthropic community, • CFRE certification and/or advanced degree LOCATION This position is based in downtown Chicago, IL. The position is hybrid (in-person office days are Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday). SCHEDULE Some evenings and weekends are required. Up to 30% travel. COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS The salary range for this position is $150,000-$175,000 commensurate with relevant experience. CURE Epilepsy has an attractive and competitive benefits package that includes medical and dental insurance, long-term disability, life insurance, 403(b) retirement plan with a match, and vacation, sick, and personal days. Full benefit details will be shared with candidates. CURE Epilepsy is an Equal Opportunity Employer. CURE Epilepsy is committed to recruiting and maintaining a diverse staff; individuals from all backgrounds are encouraged to apply. CURE Epilepsy does not discriminate based on race, color, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, age, marital status, veteran status, pregnancy, parenthood, or any other basis prohibited by applicable law.

Job Description Development Coordinator Marketing & Development Department Tapestry 360 Health Tapestry 360 Health is a mission-driven, patient-centered Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) delivering comprehensive primary care, behavioral health, and enabling services to a diverse and underserved population. As a Health Resources and Services Administration-designated health center operating under Section 330 of the Public Health Service Act, Tapestry serves as a critical safety-net provider, ensuring access to high-quality, equitable care regardless of a patient’s ability to pay. With a workforce of approximately 250 employees and an annual operating budget of $44 million, the organization is advancing a deliberate strategy focused on financial sustainability, operational rigor, and long-term community impact. Key priorities include strengthening core infrastructure, expanding value-based care arrangements to align reimbursement with outcomes, and optimizing participation in the 340B Drug Pricing Program to reinvest resources into patient care. Through this integrated approach, Tapestry 360 Health is positioned to sustain and scale mission-critical services for the communities it serves well into the future. Position Summary The Development Coordinator plays a vital role in supporting Tapestry 360 Health's fundraising operations by ensuring the accuracy, integrity, and efficiency of the organization's donor database, gift processing, and fundraising systems. This position is responsible for maintaining donor records, processing and acknowledging charitable gifts, reconciling contributions with Finance, producing fundraising reports and analytics, managing online giving platforms, supporting grant reporting, and coordinating the operational aspects of fundraising events and campaigns. The ideal candidate is highly organized, detail-oriented, analytical, and passionate about using data and technology to strengthen donor engagement and advance the organization's mission. Essential Responsibilities Donor Database & Development Operations • Serve as the primary administrator for DonorPerfect, SafeSave, and other fundraising systems., • Maintain accurate donor, gift, pledge, grant, and constituent records while ensuring data integrity through regular audits and quality control., • Develop and maintain database policies, procedures, and documentation to promote consistent data management., • Create custom reports, dashboards, donor lists, mailing lists, and data queries to support fundraising activities, grant reporting, leadership, and Board reporting. Gift Processing & Financial Reconciliation • Process all charitable contributions, including online gifts, checks, stock gifts, matching gifts, grants, and pledges., • Generate timely gift acknowledgments, tax receipts, and donor recognition communications., • Reconcile gifts and deposits with the Finance Department, prepare reconciliation reports, resolve discrepancies, and maintain accurate records of restricted and unrestricted funds. Reporting & Analytics • Produce weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual fundraising reports and dashboards., • Track fundraising performance, campaign results, donor trends, and key metrics, including LYBUNT/SYBUNT reporting., • Support grant reporting and annual fundraising summaries by providing accurate fundraising data and analysis. Online Giving & Digital Fundraising • Manage online donation platforms and giving forms, ensuring a seamless donor experience., • Create and maintain online donation pages for campaigns, events, and special appeals., • Monitor online gifts, troubleshoot platform issues with vendors, and support staff giving, peer-to-peer and third-party fundraising initiatives. Fundraising Events • Coordinate the operational and administrative aspects of fundraising events, including the annual gala, golf outing, and third-party events., • Process sponsorships, registrations, auction payments, and event gifts., • Secure auction items and maintain procurement records., • Manage event registration systems, attendee databases, guest lists, seating assignments, name badges, donor recognition materials, and post-event reporting and reconciliation. Administrative & Donor Stewardship Support • Maintain electronic fundraising files and documentation., • Support donor stewardship, direct mail campaigns, and donor communications., • Update and maintain the donor pages on Tapestry 360 Health’s website., • Participate in departmental planning and perform other duties as assigned. Qualifications Education • Bachelor's degree in nonprofit management, business administration, communications, finance, or a related field preferred. Experience • Two to four years of nonprofit fundraising, development operations, or donor database administration experience preferred., • Experience with donor CRM systems such as DonorPerfect, SafeSave, and Auction & Event Solutions (AES)., • Experience processing charitable gifts, performing financial reconciliations, and supporting fundraising events. Knowledge, Skills & Abilities • Exceptional attention to detail and commitment to data accuracy., • Strong analytical, organizational, and project management skills., • Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel, including formulas, pivot tables, sorting, filtering, and reporting., • Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite., • Ability to manage multiple priorities and meet deadlines., • Excellent written and verbal communication skills., • Ability to maintain confidentiality and exercise discretion with donor information., • Commitment to providing exceptional customer service to donors, volunteers, and colleagues. Preferred Qualifications • Experience with DonorPerfect, SafeSave, Auction & Event Solutions (AES), and online fundraising platforms., • Knowledge of nonprofit fundraising best practices and IRS charitable gift regulations., • Experience supporting a healthcare or nonprofit organization., • Familiarity with event management software. Benefits: Tapestry 360 Health offers a comprehensive benefits package including health insurance, dental insurance, retirement savings plans, paid time off, continuing education support and eligibility for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program. Pay Transparency: The salary range for this position is $58,000 – $63,000 annually. Actual compensation will be determined based on factors including, but not limited to, relevant experience, qualifications, internal equity, and organizational needs. EEO Statement Tapestry 360 Health is an equal opportunity employer. We make employment decisions without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, ancestry, disability, genetic information, veteran or military status, marital or parental status, arrest or conviction record (as permitted by law), receipt of an order of protection, use of protected leave (including FMLA and VESSA), or any other status protected by applicable law. American with Disabilities Act (ADA) Statement Tapestry 360 Health complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and provides reasonable accommodations to qualified applicants and employees with disabilities. If you need assistance or an accommodation during the application or hiring process, please contact Human Resources. Tapestry 360 Health reserves the right to revise or change job duties and responsibilities as the need arises. This job description does not constitute a written or implied contract of employment.

Job Description A top client is currently searching for an experienced, hybrid-based Grant Accounting Manager in Chicago, IL, for their Not-for-Profit division. As the Grant Accounting Manager, you will manage the financial oversight of federal and state grants within the Health and Human Services domain. This role is critical to ensuring compliance with the Illinois GATA framework, accurate vouchering, and timely reporting for grants administered in Chicago and across Illinois. Job Duties: · Maintain financial records for all federal and state grants, ensuring compliance with GATA, Uniform Guidance (2 CFR Part 200), and agency-specific requirements. • Prepare and submit vouchers and reimbursement requests in accordance with grantor timelines and formats., • Monitor grant expenditures and ensure alignment with approved budgets and allowable costs., • Assist in the development and review of grant budgets, amendments, and cost allocations. Direct Client Services (80-90%) · Serves as primary or secondary point of contact for complex client accounting needs. · Oversees the preparation and review of financial statements, ensuring accuracy, timeliness, and compliance with GAAP and funder guidelines. · Supports the accounts receivable and accounts payable functions, ensuring proper coding, collections, payment processing, and reporting. · Supports the development of comprehensive organizational and grant budgets in collaboration with senior accounting staff and clients. · Provides strategic financial insights and recommendations to clients based on in-depth analysis of financial data and key performance indicators. · Leads the annual audit preparation for assigned clients, coordinating with auditors and ensuring the accuracy of financial documentation. · Ensures client compliance with all relevant financial regulations, including federal, state, and local funding requirements. · Manages the implementation and monitoring of internal controls to safeguard client assets and prevent fraud. · Evaluates and enhances financial processes and procedures for clients, leveraging technology and best practices to improve efficiency and effectiveness. · Supports the adoption of cost-saving measures and revenue generation strategies, including the identification of new funding opportunities. · Provides advanced technical accounting support, including guidance on revenue recognition, current and/or pending Accounting Standards Updates (ASU’s), and grant compliance such as but not limited to 2 CFR 200 compliance, as applicable. · Delivers financial presentations to Client Leadership. · Fosters strong, collaborative relationships with key stakeholders at each client organization, serving as a trusted financial advisor. · Addresses complex client concerns and ensures timely and effective resolution. Supervisory Responsibilities and Other Duties (10-20%): · Oversees team deliverables. · Manages direct reports and provides mentoring, training, and professional development. · Reviews team performance and provides constructive feedback and signoff on individual development plans. · Other duties as requested. Qualifications: Required: Bachelor’s degree in accounting, ability to prioritize tasks, excellent interpersonal skills, advanced Excel skills, 2+ years of industry-specific experience, business acumen, and ability to communicate with senior management/executives. Industry Specific Matters (Required): · Industry Experience: experience working with or administering NFP grants. · Grant Experience: federal grant administration/management experience, State of Illinois grant administration / GATA experience. If you feel that you are a strong fit for this opportunity, please apply today!

Job DescriptionPOSITION DESCRIPTION SUMMARY STATEMENT: The Controller provides financial oversight of and direct accounting services for Tawani Enterprises, selected limited liability companies, non-profit organizations, and affiliated partnerships. The services include accounts payable, invoices and accounts receivable, account reconciliations, cash management, preparation of all financial reports, and assistance with special projects as required by the CFO. ESSENTIAL POSITION QUALIFICATIONS: • Bachelor’s degree in accounting or finance required, • Certified Public Accountant, • 10 – 15 years of experience in financial accounting to include experience with general corporate and real estate accounting, • Experience in leading and developing teams, • Nonprofit experience and multi-entity environment accounting, • Some tax return preparation (non-profit and partnership), contract management, and development accounting, • Intermediate to expert facility with Microsoft Office, Yardi, QuickBooks or other comparable software required, • Familiarity with conversion processes extremely helpful, • Extremely detail oriented, strong technology and communication skills, and a proven team player essentialASSIGNED RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES:, • Coordinate the preparation of the monthly financial statements and flash reports on a timely basis while also seeking to continually refine and improve that reporting., • Perform monthly balance sheet, income statement and cash position variance analysis., • Manage the accounting department staff in a manner that continues to develop staff, provides continuity and backup, and produces a positive and supporting working environment consistent with Tawani as a whole., • Assist in the design, preparation and monitoring of budgets for all entities., • Coordinate forecasts of operations for all entities., • Assist in working with business heads to provide business and financial support., • Ensure that all invoicing and collections, vendor payments and servicing of the department’s clients are handled on a timely and accurate basis., • Design, implement and monitor accounting policies and procedures to ensure appropriate internal controls and review., • Coordinate, prepare for and support annual external audits for all entities on a timely basis., • Furnish the information necessary for the preparation of the annual tax returns for each entity., • Review reconciliations for all balance sheet accounts for all entities on a monthly basis including all bank accounts, fixed assets and depreciation, construction accounts, partner equity accounts, intercompany activity, and all other payables, accruals and assets., • Responsible for the monthly management fee assessments and leased employee charges shared between entities., • Responsible for providing timely financial information as necessary to satisfy legal, insurance, regulatory and other purposes as required., • Responsible for administering any accounting systems employed by the department including assisting in the selection, design and implementation of any new systems., • Responsible for other special projects needed by the CFO and/or the executive team.Benefits:, • Medical, Dental, Vision, • 401K Match, • Paid Time Off, • Sick Time #ZR Powered by JazzHR rAIQ6W9mHH Company DescriptionMission94 delivers a rich experience at a state-of-the-art facility! Our trainers are committed to providing you with a safe learning environment so that you can discover your perfect set of skills and class schedule. We also offer a distinguished retail space and a unique collection of historical firearms for you to observe and learn about.Mission94 delivers a rich experience at a state-of-the-art facility! Our trainers are committed to providing you with a safe learning environment so that you can discover your perfect set of skills and class schedule. We also offer a distinguished retail space and a unique collection of historical firearms for you to observe and learn about.

Job Description We are Secure Community Network (SCN), a nonprofit 501(c)(3) serving as the official safety and security organization of the Jewish community in North America. Here at SCN, we deeply value the team of people that work diligently to commit their lives to action for a better tomorrow and we are excited to add an Controller to our organization. The Controller plays a vital hands-on role in the financial management and stewardship of the organization, with responsibility for the integrity of the general ledger, accounting operations, and compliance. Working collaboratively as a member of the team, the Controller is a key player in the upgrade and transformation of the finance and accounting function toward best-in-class performance. WHAT YOU WILL DO: • Oversee all Finance functions including accounts payable, accounts receivable, payroll, billing, corporate credit cards, expense reimbursements, and fixed assets, ensuring accuracy, timeliness, and adherence to policy., • Maintain the integrity of the general ledger, ensuring accurate coding of all transactions by fund, department, program, and account., • Supervise the Accounting Manager, including providing support and professional development as well as reviewing and approving journal entries and key transactions., • Actively manage month-end and year-end close processes, including reconciliations, accruals, and preparation of adjusting journal entries, ensuring accuracy and timeliness of financial reporting and driving process improvements to shorten close timelines., • Develop, implement, document, and maintain internal control procedures to safeguard assets, ensuring accuracy of financial records and compliance with policies and regulations., • Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and filings, including preparation of Form 990 and state and federal payroll obligations., • Coordinate with external auditors on successful completion of the annual financial plan audit including preparation of Functional Expense and Net Asset Roll Forward schedules and any other relevant audit activity., • Facilitate the annual budgeting process, collaborating cross-functionally to develop accurate and comprehensive budgets, as well as monitoring budget and rolling forecast performance throughout the year, identifying variances, and recommending corrective actions as needed., • Lead administration of the organization's 403(b) plan, including employee contributions, employer match, and compliance reporting, in coordination with Human Resources (HR)., • Partner with HR on all relevant aspects of employee compensation and benefits, time off accruals, and payroll administration, including supplying reports and ensuring data alignment., • Oversee accounting for donations, grants, and other contributions, coordinating with Financial Resource Development (FRD) to ensure proper recognition, tracking, and reconciliation of revenue, pledges, and restricted funds, and supporting donor and Board reporting., • Manage cash disbursements, including review and submission of weekly payment runs and banking files, ensuring proper authorization and controls., • Maintain balance sheet integrity through timely reconciliations and supporting schedules, including fixed assets, capital expenditures, and key audit schedules., • Oversee financial systems and processes, including gateway payment platforms and merchant services, ensuring reliability, security, and efficiency., • Drive continuous improvement initiatives, including utilization of software applications, system enhancements, automation, and process optimization across the finance function., • Produce regular and ad hoc financial analyses, dashboards, and KPIs to support decision-making., • Serve as an internal resource to SCN staff on financial policies, procedures, and best practices., • Other duties, tasks, and projects as assigned. QUALIFICATIONS: • Bachelor's degree in accounting, or equivalent combination of education and experience., • Minimum of seven years of progressive experience in nonprofit financial management, with demonstrated skill in accounting operations, financial reporting, audit, budgeting, and regulatory compliance., • Strong knowledge of fund accounting, nonprofit accounting principles and practices, regulations and statutory compliance requirements., • Experience working with Foundations and other not-for-profit organizations in managing grants, donations, and other payments., • Certified Nonprofit Accounting Professional (CNAP) or CPA designation preferred., • Public accounting experience with nonprofit clients a plus., • Effective written and oral communication, interpersonal, and collaboration skills., • Advanced proficiency in MS Excel., • Experience using MS PowerPoint and MS Word to create executive-level presentations and comprehensive written materials., • Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to interpret financial data and provide actionable insights and recommend solutions., • Ability to think critically and exercise good judgment in nuanced situations., • Agile and able to adapt to changing priorities, managing multiple tasks simultaneously while meeting deadlines., • Strong attention to detail and organizational skills., • Demonstrated team engagement capabilities, with a commitment to fostering a positive work environment and meeting shared goals and objectives., • Experience with Excel-based business intelligence and FP&A software solutions a plus., • Experience with migration and implementation of integrated accounting system software systems a plus. ABOUT SCN The Secure Community Network (SCN), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, is the official homeland safety and security organization of the Jewish community in North America. Founded in 2004 under the auspices of The Jewish Federations of North America and the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations, SCN serves as the central organization dedicated exclusively to the safety and security of the American Jewish community, working across 146 federations, 50 partner organizations, over 300 independent communities, and other partners in the public, private, nonprofit, and academic sectors. SCN is dedicated to ensuring that Jewish organizations, communities, life, and culture can not only exist safely and securely but flourish. Learn more at securecommunitynetwork.org. The target annual salary range for this position is $165,000-$175,000. Final annual salary offered will be determined through a thorough assessment of multiple factors and criteria which may include candidate experience and qualifications, available market data, internal salary equity, and budget considerations. SCN offers a comprehensive benefits package to all full time employees which includes Medical, Dental, Vision, Short and Long Term Disability, and Life and AD&D Insurance, as well as a 403(b) Retirement Plan with match, Flexible Spending Accounts for pre-tax Healthcare, Dependent Care, and Commuter Benefits, Accident and Critical Illness Insurance, Norton LifeLock, and an Employee Assistance Program. We provide paid time off including Vacation, Sick Leave, and paid Holidays. Secure Community Network is an equal opportunity employer. All aspects of employment including the decision to hire, promote, discipline, or discharge, will be based on merit, competence, performance, and business needs. We do not discriminate on the basis of religion, race, color, marital status, age, national origin, ancestry, physical or mental disability, medical condition, pregnancy, genetic information, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, veteran status, or any other status protected under federal, state, or local law. SCN has long been a committed leader in adopting, modeling, and encouraging adherence to Jewish values, including advocating for approaches that address issues related to Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility (DEIA). Please review our DEIA statement here.

Job Description Job Title: Head of Board and Council Engagement Team: External Affairs Location: Hybrid in Atlanta (GA), Chicago (IL) strongly preferred, Newark (NJ), or New York City (NYC) Employment Type: Full-time FLSA Classification: Exempt Start date: ASAP About Braven Braven is a national nonprofit that prepares promising college students to secure a strong first opportunity after college graduation through a career-accelerating program. We work with higher education and employer partners to offer a life-changing experience that begins with a semester-long course for college students, followed by support that lasts through graduation. Together, our ambition is to help rebuild the middle class and revitalize the American Dream. To learn more, take a look at Braven’s Jobs Report. About the Role To achieve its ambition of serving 80,000-100,000 Fellows over the next decade, Braven must develop and maintain strong boards of directors, nationally and regionally, as well as develop its growing councils as it continues to lead in shaping the field in the college-to-career space. In that effort, Braven is hiring a Head of Board and Council Engagement who will lead the strategy and implementation behind Braven’s board management and engagement, as well as its growing body of councils to ensure Braven has the external expertise, champions, and influence needed to reach its ambition. Specifically, in this next phase, Braven is developing and strengthening its body of councils to build external expertise and influence in key areas that reflect our shared value partnerships and core and secondary customers, and to help us shape the college-to-career field. As a member of the External Affairs team, you will report to the Chief External Affairs Officer as well as work closely with the CEO and regional Executive Directors and certain Central Team Leads to cultivate, develop, and maintain strong board engagement and effective councils to ensure good corporate governance, diverse and sustainable revenue streams, national influence, and a strong source of external expertise and strategic advice. Over the next 2-3 years, you will build and manage a small but mighty team to support our growing governance work. What You’ll Do Strategy (50%) • Set the vision, goals, and annual strategic plan for our National Board of Directors from the group to the individual level to ensure we continue to have an incredible board that catalyzes the organization's work, • Set the vision, goals, and template strategic plan that Executive Directors customize to build and manage best-in-class regional boards, • Provide support, alignment, and thought partnership to a growing portfolio of 6-10 regional Executive Directors and their boards over the next five years, • Develop board and council member profiles tied to strategic needs, • Drive the creation of strategic materials (memos, decks) that support all board moments from meetings, strategy calls, 1:1 engagement plans, etc, • Set the vision, goals, strategic plan, and create the materials and systems for Braven’s growing body of advisory councils (including Employer Partner, Faculty, Higher Ed Presidents, Technology, etc) High-Stakes Stakeholder Management and Governance Operations (50%) • Manage the prospecting, cultivation, and stewardship of the National Board members in collaboration with the CEO, including bi-weekly or monthly check-ins with all board members, • You are responsible for $3-4M in direct national board and council giving; additionally, we work to build boards and councils that provide networks, accounting for 35% of our overall revenue annually, • Support the prospecting, cultivation, and stewardship of the regional board members in collaboration with Executive Directors, • Manage the prospecting, cultivation, and ongoing stewardship for members of certain high-profile councils, • Set the guidelines and best practices for board and council group and individual stewardship nationally and regionally, • Create systems and tools for research, stewardship, communications, and board and council building at the national and regional levels, • Manage and analyze accurate data collection of materials and information related to national and regional board members, as well as council members, • Create learning and development opportunities to ensure excellent board and council management across Braven., • Project manage national board meetings, strategy sessions, and the annual joint board convening, and provide the systems and processes to manage council and regional board meetings, • Other duties as assigned Requirements Minimum Qualifications • BS/BA or relevant experience, • Work Experience: 10+ years of relevant experience Preferred Qualifications • You bring exceptional political acumen and relationship intelligence — having demonstrated an ability to map stakeholder ecosystems, identify key influencers, and cultivate trust across varied networks to open doors and advance organizational priorities., • You have demonstrated professional experience working with executives, board members, and high-profile individuals, and managing high-stakes relationships with success, • You have a deep understanding of local and national ecosystems and networks, and how to maneuver successfully within, • You have 5+ years of project management experience and leading high stakes meetings, • You have 5+ years of experience managing complex relationships with individual stakeholders and are able to exercise direction, diplomacy, and handle confidential information, • You have a demonstrated ability to work effectively with and quickly gain the respect and support of various key constituencies, including the board of directors, champions, partners, and prospects, • A successful track record of personally identifying, cultivating, and soliciting major champions, • You have exceptional management, leadership, presentation, and written and interpersonal communication skills, • You manage vertically and horizontally within internal and external settings, • You have excellent written and oral communication skills, • You have a customer first, hospitality orientation with excellent stakeholder management skills and attention to detail, • You are strategic, analytical, and have a strong EQ when it comes to managing external relationships, • You pursue ambitious, measurable goals with joy, an action-oriented mindset, and perseverance, • You’re extremely detail-oriented and sweat the small stuff, while also not losing sight of the big picture, • You build strong external and internal relationships with a variety of stakeholders and have significant experience tailoring your approach to others' beliefs, motivations, and contexts, • You are a voracious reader and devour everything from the Wall Street Journal to Page Six, • You are a constant learner who continually reflects to improve and actively creates space for upward feedback from individual contributors and managers, • You exemplify Braven’s core values Please know that no one ever meets 100% of the preferred qualifications. If much of this describes you, we encourage you to apply. Work Demands • Ability to work in-person in Atlanta (GA), Chicago (IL), Newark (NJ), or New York City (NYC), • Travel: Ability to travel at least 1x per month for 2-3 days at a time. Additional Requirements • Authorized to work in the U.S., • Braven doesn’t offer employment visa sponsorship. Application & Interview Process While the interview process may vary slightly, the general process will be: • Phone screen with a Talent Team member, • Performance Task, • Interview with Hiring Manager, • Panel Interview with Key Partners, • Interview with CEO, • Reference Checks Benefits Compensation and Benefits Braven offers competitive base salaries based on the midpoint of the market among not-for-profit organizations of similar size, with opportunities for salary growth over time. We believe in compensating staff members fairly in relation to each other, their qualifications, and their impact on behalf of the organization, and take internal and external equity seriously. Given our commitment to equity, Braven does not negotiate salary offers; instead, each salary offer is determined carefully using external and internal benchmarking. Starting salary within the range is determined by role scope and qualifications, allowing for growth based on performance. Braven does not base compensation on individual candidate salary expectations and is committed to maintaining internal equity. The salary ranges, by geographic market, for this role are set forth $116,000-$145,000 in Atlanta, $122,500-$153,100 in Chicago, and $134,800-$168,500 in New York and Newark, NJ. This is a full-time, regular, exempt, and benefits eligible position. Braven also provides competitive, comprehensive benefits, recognition, and career development. While Braven reserves the right to change benefits at any time, current benefits include: • Unlimited vacation time in addition to org-wide holidays and week-long shutdowns in July and the end of the calendar year (this is a minimum of 19 days per year), • Braven supports your path to parenthood and beyond with $25,000 in lifetime Carrot benefits for fertility, family-building, and hormonal health, • Match of your 401K contribution up to 5% of your base annual salary, starting your first full month, • Coverage of 85% of health insurance premium for employee and dependents, • 12 weeks of paid parental leave, • A one-month paid sabbatical after 4 years on staff Location We gather in the office at least 3 days per week (on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday) and often work remotely 2 days per week (although certain commitments might adjust that from time to time). Therefore, this role requires teammates to live within commuting distance of one of our hubs: Atlanta, Chicago, Newark, or New York City. We believe in the magic, connection, and collaboration that happens when people work together face-to-face, and we believe in giving people flexibility to focus, balance personal priorities, and save themselves two commutes per week. Braven is an equal opportunity employer and considers qualified applicants for employment without regard to race, color, creed, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, age, disability, veteran status, or any other protected factor. We encourage talented individuals of all backgrounds to apply.

Job Description Summary of Position: After School Matters is seeking temporary, part-time instructors to teach its Peoples Gas Dig Into Energy program during the Summer Session 2026. The Peoples Gas program is an energy management and civic engagement program that will empower high school teens to become experts and advocates of efficient energy use in their communities. Primary Focus: Teens will learn the role that engineering plays in transporting natural gas to businesses and residences. The program will teach teens all aspects of natural gas, including how it is created, its geology, and how gas is turned into fossil fuel. Teens will also meet scientists, engineers, and industry leaders that work in the utility field throughout Chicago. The optimal candidate will have a passion and skill for science, technology, engineering, math and youth development. Location: This position has openings at the following locations: • After School Matters at Orleans (Cabrini), • Michael and Karyn Lutz Center (Belmont Cragin), • After School Matters at Gately Park (Pullman) Responsibilities: • Facilitate instruction using a pre‑designed energy management curriculum, developed in alignment with After School Matters program guidelines, • Deliver inquiry-based instruction that engages teens in discovery through participation in demonstrations, hands-on activities, research, and oral presentations, • Intentionally support critical youth development skills, including leadership development, community building, real-world and experiential learning, public speaking, youth voice and agency, • Collaborate with teens to build multiple STEM projects throughout the session, including a high visibility culminating showcase presentation, • Foster a rigorous, cooperative, and engaging learning environment for all, taking in account varied learning strategies and best practices that address diverse abilities and backgrounds, • Report all problems or concerns and program updates to After School Matters Program Specialist to maintain consistent lines of communication throughout the program session, • Attend all planning and program dates, including: instructor orientation, professional development workshops, meetings and other required sessions, • Participate in the recruitment, interview, and selection process of teen program participants, • Manage and track program activities such as attendance, interview outcomes, enrollment, evaluation surveys, and pertinent student records in an online data tracking system (CitySpan) Supervisory Responsibilities: • Lead a program of approximately 25 teen participants and 1 teen program assistant, • Supervise teens during program field trips and other youth engagement opportunities Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: • Content area knowledge in energy, physics, engineering, math, or a related STEM field, • Demonstrated understanding of the relationship between STEM concepts and real world experiences, • Broad knowledge of relevant STEM terms and definitions, • Ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a team, • Strong communication and interpersonal skills, • Must be organized and possess a strong attention to detail Qualifications: • Bachelor’s degree in a relevant STEM or education major is required, • Experience working in a field related to the content area highly preferred, • Experience teaching, specifically teens, if highly preferred, • Commitment to diversity and inclusion is required Schedule: • This is a temporary, part-time position scheduled for approximately 25 hours/week for 6 weeks, • Summer Session runs from late June to early August, Monday-Friday, approximately 5 hours/day, • Additional hours are allotted for planning, recruitment, and training beginning as early as April 2026 Compensation: $25 - $35 per hour, depending on applicable experience and education About Us: After School Matters is a Chicago-based nonprofit organization that annually offers after-school and summer programs to nearly 19,000 Chicago high school teens to explore and develop their talents while gaining critical skills that will set them up for success in college and beyond. Thirty-five years later, now known as After School Matters, our program has engaged more than 450,000 Chicago teens and is the nation’s largest and most successful provider of after-school and summer programs for high school teens. No other organization offers programs to high school students at the scale and quality that we do. We offer paid apprenticeships led by professionals in the fields of arts, communications and leadership, sports, and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math). Our nationally respected youth development model has been replicated in cities across the country and earned us the City Livability Award from the U.S. Conference of Mayors. Programs take place at community locations throughout the city, including four ASM buildings: downtown at Gallery 37 Center for the Arts and Orleans, the Michael and Karyn Lutz Center in Belmont Cragin, and the Pullman community at Gately Park. Currently, After School Matters' annual operating budget is approximately $48M and employs approximately 500 staff across the organization. For more information, visit www.afterschoolmatters.org. EEO: After School Matters is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, ancestry, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, protected veteran status, military discharge status, age, marital status, parental status, or source of income. Powered by JazzHR fnhkzRjCCv

Job Description About North Park Founded in 1891, North Park University is a Christian university affiliated with the Evangelical Covenant Church of over 3,200 students from around the country and the world. Located for over 125 years on the land of the Miami and Potawatomi tribes in what is today Chicago’s northside, NPU has recently been designated a Hispanic Serving Institution and is committed to serving diverse populations. Elevating North Park University’s core distinctives of Christian, city-centered, and intercultural, NPU values diversity among its faculty and is committed to building a racially and culturally diverse intellectual community, and strongly encourages the nomination and candidacies of persons who are Black, Indigenous, and People of Color regardless of gender. North Park University is located in Albany Park neighborhood of Chicago, one of the most ethnically diverse zip codes in the United States. It is nine miles from downtown Chicago. The North Park campus has often been referred to as an oasis in the heart of the city – a place where students from urban, rural, and suburban backgrounds alike can call home. And all of this within the major metropolitan backdrop of Chicago: one of the world’s largest and most diversified economies, renowned for its museums and music, and voted best large city in the U.S. for four years in a row by Condé Nast Traveler. Mission The mission of North Park University is to prepare students for lives of significance and service through education in the liberal arts, professional studies, and theology. Vision Building on our core institutional identity—Christian, city-centered, intercultural—our vision is to create a university of uncommon character and enduring excellence, where faith, learning, and service meet. North Park University seeks applications for a full-time Faculty in Accounting in the School of Business and Nonprofit Management beginning in Fall 2025. The candidate will be responsible to teach at the undergraduate and graduate levels, participate in professional development, and provide service to the university community. Rank is dependent upon qualifications. Position Summary North Park University seeks applications for a full-time faculty position in Accounting in the School of Business and Nonprofit Management beginning in Fall 2025. The candidate will be responsible to teach at the undergraduate and graduate levels, participate in professional development, and provide service to the university community. Rank is dependent upon qualifications. Salary range for this position is $66,000 -$77,700 Requirements • Master’s degree, in accounting, or related field., • Extensive accounting experience., • A CPA or CMA certification in the field of accounting., • Demonstrated excellence in teaching and active involvement in professional or academic organizations. Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until the position is filled. Complete the online application and attach all required documents. Benefits • Medical Insurance, • Dental Insurance, • Prescription Plan, • Flexible Spending Account, • Commuter Benefit, • Life Insurance, • Disability Insurance, • Retirement Plan, • Tuition Remission, • Helwig Recreation Center

Job Description Job Title: Director, Transformation and Strategy Team: Office of the Chief Executive Officer Location: In-Person strong preference for Chicago (IL), also possible; Atlanta (GA), Newark (NJ), or New York City (NYC) Employment Type: Full-time FLSA Classification: Exempt Start Date: ASAP About Braven Braven is a national nonprofit that prepares promising college students to secure a strong first opportunity after college graduation through a career-accelerating program. We work with higher education and employer partners to offer a life-changing experience that begins with a semester-long course for college students, followed by support that lasts through graduation. Together, our ambition is to help rebuild the middle class and revitalize the American Dream. To learn more, take a look at Braven’s Jobs Report. About the Role In order to achieve its ambition of serving 80,000-100,000 Fellows over the next decade, Braven is hiring a Director, Transformation and Strategy, to join the newly formed Transformation team. Transformation is charged with ensuring we see around corners and are prepared to maximize strategic opportunities in our future. Your role is to incubate and then hand off initiatives that are critical to our organization's success. You'll do the work of launching pilot projects, figuring out what should be consistent across the organization, and determining what has to be unique to meet the needs of the student population and/or local landscape to scale. You bring a broad toolkit: you will design and execute programs, articulate and assess the business case for initiatives, analyze data and learnings, and build the operational foundation that makes the initiative sustainable and scalable - and you thrive on this. While you don’t manage anyone directly, you will manage across many internal stakeholders, and your ability to move people toward shared outcomes without direct authority is critical to your success. You're energized by ambiguity, you take initiative before being asked, you think in systems, and you genuinely love figuring out what "cutting edge" means for an organization that is paving the way. You enjoy bringing structure to ambiguous problems without flattening the complexity, and you know when to slow down and define the question before rushing to answer it. This role calls for adaptability as Braven's transformation agenda evolves, and your scope will grow with it. To start, you will play a pivotal and dynamic role in deepening our career partnerships with universities, helping to explore and launch an evolution of our core model. Strong contributors here thrive in a startup environment where job descriptions are starting points, not ceilings, and are willing to roll up their sleeves to support whatever the mission needs. This is a small team culture where everyone pitches in, shares credit, and stays focused on student impact. This role is a part of the Office of the Chief Executive Officer and reports directly to the Head of Transformation. What You’ll Do Set Strategy and Own the Business Case (40%) • Develop and own Braven’s multi-year strategy for key pilot initiatives — synthesizing insights from program delivery, partner relationships, financial modeling, and student outcome data into a coherent, evidence-based framework, • Build and maintain the business case for key pilot initiatives as a scalable Braven offering: model unit economics, cost per student, and revenue potential across partner types; translate findings into recommendations for Braven leadership and, where appropriate, external stakeholders, • Establish consistent measurement baselines (including financial, programmatic metrics) so we can make data-driven decisions and meaningful comparisons over time and across pilot partners, surfacing ROI and risks/opportunities on an ongoing basis, • Gather updates from across the team and synthesize them into cohesive, well-structured presentations that reflect both progress and honest challenges, • Prepare materials, briefings, and talking points for board meetings — distilling complex program activity into clear, compelling narratives for a non-operational audience, • Conducts ongoing landscape research to stay current on what is happening in the industry (on university campuses, peer organizations, etc.) and test our assumptions about the model. Deliver Program Outcomes (35%) • Develop a scalable program framework and multi-year roadmap that aligns with Braven’s mission and current model, and enables us to pivot towards new future opportunities, • Execute pilots, launching a suite of programming at initial partner sites, and assess what's working and build a clear framework for what can be replicated versus what needs to be redesigned for each new context, culture, and student population, • Define what should be consistent across pilot contexts and what must be adapted, honoring institutional differences while staying true to our model and principles, • Build authentic relationships with collaborating teams to understand their goals and constraints well enough to be a genuine thought partner (vs. a vendor), • Define how we partner effectively with internal and external stakeholders to strengthen relationships, increase efficiency, and ensure strong outcomes, • Build the operational scaffolding behind launch work — the checklists, timelines, communication templates, and handoff documents that make programs sustainable beyond your direct involvement, • Create and own project plans across program initiatives — timelines, milestones, cross-functional dependencies — and keep work moving forward with minimal oversight, • Conceive, design, and execute specific programs that get participants genuinely excited about the results, • Create and own the project plans behind our program initiatives while building timelines, setting milestones, tracking dependencies, and keeping cross-functional work moving forward, • Manage all logistics end-to-end: vision, venue, promotion, materials, execution, and follow-up with little hand-holding and strong attention to detail, • Debrief every program honestly — what worked, what flopped, what to try next time — and feed those insights back into the overall design Drive Organizational Learning and Operations (25%) • Design and run a data collection campaign to capture key outcomes, • Build the forms, trackers, and processes that make data collection feel easy for stakeholders — low friction, high compliance, • Synthesize findings into clear, compelling narratives for a wide variety of audiences — from student-facing summaries to Alignment Team briefings to board-level presentations, • Ensure data is actionable, not just reported; ensure reports are simple and useful, • Develop high-quality memos, briefings, and presentation materials for high-stakes meetings with external key stakeholders, • Document learnings from each launch in a way that makes the next one faster and smarter and we add to our institutional knowledge base, • Support the broader team in understanding what the data says about the outcomes, and implications for future decisions Requirements Minimum Requirements • Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent, • 7+ years of strong track record of managing multiple complex, cross-functional strategic initiatives and leading others to outcomes – including building or launching a new program, function, or business line from the ground up, • Track record of operating in ambiguous environments and creating structure where little exists, requiring constant iteration and resourcefulness Preferred Qualifications • Exceptional ability to collaborate and work in cross-functional teams, • Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to draft clear, audience-appropriate communications quickly and with minimal direction, • Exceptional ability to synthesize information, identify what should stay consistent, and where adjustments are needed due to various contexts, • Demonstrated ability to move between strategic altitude and hands-on execution: you have set the strategy and built the business case, and you have also done the operational work yourself, • Track record of influencing and driving alignment across senior stakeholders — including organizational leadership — without formal authority, • Strong financial acumen: experience building business cases, modeling unit economics, and translating financial analysis into strategic recommendations for senior leaders, • Experience in the education or nonprofit sector, • Fluency in Asana, Trello, Salesforce, and Claude, Zoom, and Slack are ideal; ability to navigate myriad technology tools, • A genuine appreciation for and enjoyment of the dynamic, fast-paced energy of a college campus, coupled with an ability to connect authentically with diverse stakeholders, ranging from students to university leadership., • Demonstrated commitment to building strong and welcoming cultures that help to develop others, • Exemplification of Braven’s core values, • Experience that has informed your belief in Braven’s mission and has prepared you to work with, or for, Braven’s student Fellow population Please know that no one ever meets 100% of the preferred qualifications. If much of this describes you, we encourage you to apply. Work Demands • Ability to work in-person in Atlanta (GA), Chicago (IL), Newark (NJ), or New York City (NYC), • Travel 30% of the time Additional Requirements • Authorized to work in the U.S., • Braven doesn’t offer employment visa sponsorship Application & Interview Process While the interview process may vary slightly, the general process will be: • Interview with Hiring Specialist, • Performance Task, • Interview with Hiring Manager, • Panel Interview with Colleagues and Peers Benefits Compensation and Benefits Braven offers competitive base salaries based on the midpoint of the market among not-for-profit organizations of similar size, with opportunities for salary growth over time. We believe in compensating staff members fairly in relation to each other, their qualifications, and their impact on behalf of the organization, and take internal and external equity seriously. Given our commitment to equity, Braven does not negotiate salary offers; instead, each salary offer is determined carefully using external and internal benchmarking. Starting salary within the range is determined by role scope and qualifications, with new hires starting at the lower end to allow for growth with performance. Braven does not base compensation on individual candidate salary expectations and is committed to maintaining internal equity. The salary ranges, by geographic market, for this role are set forth $95,900-$118,900 in Atlanta, $101,200-$126,400 in Chicago, and $111,300-$139,100 in New York City and Newark. Salaries are based on a 50-hour work week. This is a full-time, regular, exempt, and benefits eligible position where you will be working at 100% capacity. Braven also provides competitive, comprehensive benefits, recognition, and career development. While Braven reserves the right to change benefits at any time, current benefits include: • Unlimited vacation time in addition to org-wide holidays and week-long shutdowns in July and the end of the calendar year (this is a minimum of 19 days per year), • Braven supports your path to parenthood and beyond with $25,000 in lifetime Carrot benefits for fertility, family-building, and hormonal health, • Match of your 401K contribution up to 5% of your base annual salary, starting your first full month, • Coverage of 85% of health insurance premium for employee and dependents, • 12 weeks of paid parental leave, • A one-month paid sabbatical after 4 years on staff Please note that Braven is firm in its compensation philosophy; therefore, only candidates who believe our total rewards package aligns with what they are looking for in their next opportunity are encouraged to apply. Location We gather in the office 3 days a week (Tuesday through Thursday) and work remotely 2 days a week (Monday and Friday). Therefore, this role requires teammates to live within commuting distance of one of our hubs: Atlanta, Chicago, or Newark. We believe in the magic, connection, and collaboration that happens when people work together face-to-face, and we believe in giving people flexibility to focus, balance personal priorities, and save themselves two commutes per week. Braven is an equal opportunity employer and considers qualified applicants for employment without regard to race, color, creed, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, age, disability, veteran status, or any other protected factor. We encourage talented individuals of all backgrounds to apply.

Job Description Company Overview Shriners Children’s is an organization that respects, supports, and values each other. Named as the 2025 best mid-sized employer by Forbes, we are engaged in providing excellence in patient care, embracing multi-disciplinary education, and research with global impact. We foster a learning environment that values evidenced based practice, experience, innovation, and critical thinking. Our compassion, integrity, accountability, and resilience define us as leaders in pediatric specialty care for our children and their families. With 20+ hospitals, outpatient clinics, ambulatory care centers and outreach locations across the globe, we provide excellent care to children up to age 18 regardless of their family’s ability to pay or insurance status. Please click here to learn more about our locations. Job Description We are seeking a highly motivated and experienced leader to oversee Supply Chain operations across a multi-state, multi-facility nonprofit healthcare system. The Regional Director of Supply Chain will provide strategic and operational leadership to ensure cost-effective, compliant, and efficient supply chain processes that support high-quality patient care. The ideal candidate will be an exceptional communicator, a proven change agent, and a collaborative partner with both clinical and administrative teams. This is a 100% remote position. Travel level is estimated to be 1 week every two months. Travel level is subject to change based on organizational needs. Key Responsibiliites: Provide system-level leadership and direction for all Supply Chain operations within assigned markets, including procedural areas, PAR and perpetual inventory management, requisitioning, receiving, bill-only processes, and vendor management. Leverage and oversee relevant technology and software applications to enhance supply chain visibility, efficiency, and decision-making across facilities. Plan, organize, and direct the capital budgeting process for the market, ensuring alignment with organizational priorities and financial stewardship. Maintain fiscal responsibility for all market Supply Chain Management departments, including monitoring budgets, controlling costs, and achieving operational targets. Support system-wide strategic sourcing initiatives for supplies and purchased services. Collaborate closely with physicians and clinical leaders to optimize product utilization and support standardization efforts. Lead and support enterprise-wide initiatives focused on product standardization, process improvement, and cost savings — including coordination of Value Analysis activities. Develop and implement departmental policies and procedures that align with corporate directives and regulatory standards to ensure efficient, ethical, and compliant procurement practices. Achieve broad stakeholder engagement by participating in cross-functional teams, promoting transparent communication, and sharing best practices that drive operational excellence. Mentor, coach, and develop staff members, fostering a culture of continuous improvement, ethical conduct, and professional growth. Establish measurable performance goals for departments and teams, and implement actionable plans to achieve them. Required Qualifications: 5 years of management or supervisory experience in supply chain or purchasing Bachelor's degree in Business, Finance, Supply Chain Management or related field - or in lieu of degree, 10 years of progressive Supply Chain Management experience may be substituted Preferred Qualifications: Experience within a multi-facility healthcare organization 2 years of experience working within a healthcare ERP system (Workday, Infor/Lawson, or equivalent) Certified Materials & Resource Professional (CMRP) The pay range for this position is $143,374.40 - $215,051.20. Compensation is determined based on years of relevant experience and departmental equity.

Job DescriptionDescription: Looking for Full Time AM Shift 6am-02:30pm Every Other Weekend Base Pay + Shift Differentials Cantata Adult Life Services, formerly known as The British Home, is a nonprofit, mission-driven community with over 100 years of experience, offering a full continuum of care on a beautiful 10-acre campus in Brookfield, Illinois. We are seeking strong, compassionate leaders to join our team and help us continue enriching the lives of older adults through exceptional care and a vibrant community. The primary purpose of your job position is to efficiently deliver care to residents utilizing the assessment process (i.e., assessment, planning, intervention, implementation, evaluation). Responsibilities and care will be directed by the Woodlands Assisted Living Manager with clinical oversight by the Administrator; and must be in accordance with department and Cantata’s policies and procedures, current federal, state and facility standards, guidelines and regulations governing our company. Principal Duties and Responsibilities: This description is intended only to identify the basic responsibilities and requirements of this job classification and does not prevent the assignment of other job-related duties. Successful job applicants will be able to perform these essential functions with or without requested reasonable accommodation. • Performs all duties in accordance with the Cantata Promise, treating every person (Client, fellow employee-partner, general community member) with respect, integrity and compassion., • Ensures resident safety and well-being through observation and assessment of resident and communication of resident needs and changes among clinical team, resident and/or responsible party., • Completes medication ordering, set up, supervises, monitors medication administration, and administers medication and treatment, as scheduled according to the service plan., • Maintains accuracy of resident service plan with frequent review and timely updating of observed and necessary changes., • Holds RA/CNA staff accountable to delivering resident care according to resident service plan and needs., • Provides counsel and education to the resident and family support system, as necessary. Encourages independence through wellness and exercise programs., • Responsible for notifying resident family member(s) in cases of illness/emergency/hospitalization. Ensures that the Woodlands Manager is properly informed., • Ensures that all required documentation and communication is completed in the time frame(s) determined along with the appropriate follow up steps that are needed, including required and relevant documentation in the electronic medical record (EMR)., • Responsible for timely and effective communication to the Woodlands Manager, Resident Assistants as well as to other department managers and staff to ensure that the needs and care of the resident(s) are being met., • Coordinates shift-to-shift responsibilities ensuring that the communication log, pagers, spectralink phone system as well as any emergency coverage/systems are operational utilizing procedures and forms established by Cantata for this purpose., • Assures that sufficient supplies and equipment are available for provision of resident care., • Makes written and oral reports as required to physicians, pharmacists, therapists, and other providers of service to enable proper follow-through of orders, coordination of care services, communication of nursing observations suggesting the need for further medical evaluation. Notifies residents or person(s) responsible for the resident of such orders or information to ensure resident and/or responsible party is informed of any changes in orders or condition.., • Acts on behalf of the Woodlands Assistant Living Manger in his/her absence., • Consistently demonstrates an ability to respond to changing situations in a flexible manner, • Attends in-services, meetings and educational training in accordance with Cantata’s policies and procedures., • Performs tasks/duties and utilize forms and systems in accordance with department and Cantata’s policies and procedures. B. Contact with Others Extensive contact with residents on a daily basis. Daily contact with all levels of personnel within the company. Some interaction with resident’s family members and community contacts. C. Delegation of Authority As Wellness Nurse you are delegated the administrative authority, responsibility, and accountability necessary for carrying out your assigned duties. D. Responsibility for Accuracy Omission or incorrect mandatory federal, state and company documentation can generate penalties enforced by regulators. E. Responsibility for Confidential Data Employees are required to safeguard sensitive information. Sensitive information includes, but shall not be limited to, information concerning Cantata’s former and current residents/clients, medical and health information and Cantata’s information systems including but not limited to the Internet and E-mail. Requirements: F. Physical Requirements/Working Conditions • Must meet the general health requirements set forth by the policies of this facility., • Must be able to push, pull, move, and/or lift a minimum of twenty-five (25) pounds., • Is subject to callback during emergency conditions and may be necessary to assist in the evacuation of residents., • Individual will be scheduled based on operational need., • Works in residents’ rooms and areas designated for resident care., • Works beyond normal working hours and on weekends and holidays when necessary., • Sits, stands, bends, lifts, walks and climbs stairs, as needed to conduct nursing activities. G. Exposure Classification • Job duties are classified as Category I (routine exposure to blood, body fluids or tissues)., • Routine exposure to chemicals which are identified for use in the nursing department. Requirements • Current valid certification as a Registered Nurse or Licensed Practical Nurse in the State of Illinois., • Current CPR certification., • Must possess leadership ability and willingness to work harmoniously with and to direct other personnel., • Ability to communicate effectively both verbally and in written form with a diverse group of people., • Ability and willingness to effectively motivate and lead individuals and groups with diverse needs and abilities., • Ability and willingness to work harmoniously within a team environment departmentally., • Must possess the ability to deal tactfully with personnel, residents, family members, visitors, government agencies/personnel and the general public., • Must possess the ability to make independent decisions when circumstances warrant such action., • Must be able to maintain good personnel relations and employee moral., • Aptitude for detail work., • Basic computer literacy and familiarity with EMR or willingness to learn EMR system., • Must be able to read, write, speak, and understand the English language., • Must be able to cope with the mental and emotional stress of the position., • Must be able to relate to and work with ill, disabled, elderly, emotionally upset, and at times hostile people within the facility.

Job Description DIRECTOR of DEVELOPMENT Chicago Who We Are and What We Believe: Founded in 1997, Bottom Line is a nationally recognized nonprofit organization with a mission to partner with degree-aspiring students of color from under-resourced communities as they get into college, graduate, and go far in life. We achieve this mission by providing one-on-one guidance during the college application process through college graduation and the successful launch of their careers. Our vision is to dramatically transform urban communities by producing thousands of new career-ready college graduates. When you join Bottom Line, you will find a rewarding, fast-paced, results-oriented environment. We build strong relationships with our students and with each other. We take our work seriously, and we know that a focus on data and metrics is integral to our continued success. Experts in our fields, we are driven by our mission and extremely proud of the work we do. What You Will Do: The Development Director is a strategic and proactive frontline fundraiser who thrives on building relationships and driving growth in a mission-driven environment. Reporting to the Managing Director of Development (MDD), this role is responsible for a portfolio of donor and prospect relationships in Chicago and is accountable for a revenue goal of approximately $1–$1.5M annually. The Development Director manages relationships across all funding streams—including individuals, companies, and foundations—and spends significant time externally to cultivate, solicit, and steward donors, with a focus on securing and growing gifts of $5,000 or more. In addition to managing their own portfolio, the Development Director supports the Executive Director (ED) and MDD in stewarding top donors and prospects and advancing key relationship strategies as needed. They will be responsible for identifying and qualifying new donors by leveraging Bottom Line’s database, conducting research, professional networking, external events, and identifying and leveraging connectors to advance donor relationships where possible. This role is highly external-facing as their primary responsibility is to engage donors, support, and cultivate new donor relationships for the organization. Therefore, collaboration and coordination internally with the development team is very important to this role. The Development Director will work closely with the Chicago development team, including the Manager of Donor Experience and Communication and the MDD, to coordinate outreach, stewardship, and donor cultivation and engagement experiences. The Development Director will partner with the regional program team to identify opportunities to engage donors in local work and connect supporters to Bottom Line’s student impact and outcomes. In addition, the Development Director will work with Bottom Line’s National Development Operations (DevOps) team to ensure strong pipeline management and relationship strategies, data integrity, and effective use of Salesforce and other tools. This is an individual contributor role with no direct reports. Primary Responsibilities: Donor Portfolio Management – 65% • Manage a portfolio of current and prospective donors and partners across funding streams—including individuals, companies, and foundations—cultivating, soliciting, and stewarding gifts of $5,000 or more to meet a portfolio revenue goal of approximately $1–$2M annually., • Conduct regular in-person and virtual donor meetings, visits, and outreach using a variety of communication methods to build strong, trust-based relationships and advance donor strategies., • Create and drive the strategy for event sponsorship for the annual signature fundraising event and all other revenue-generating events to meet the sponsorship goal of approximately $250K., • Support the Executive Director and MDD in managing select top-tier donor relationships by coordinating strategy, preparing successful interactions, and supporting outreach and follow-up communications., • Proactively identify and qualify new prospects by leveraging Bottom Line’s database, conducting research, engaging with community networks, and attending events in Chicago’s philanthropic ecosystems., • Leverage the region’s connector strategy by engaging board members and other champions, in partnership with the MDD, to secure warm introductions and expand the donor pipeline., • Act as the region’s point of contact on all grants for Chicago; coordinates directly with the central grants function on the national DevOps team on grant deliverables for institutional funders in your portfolio, and, where designated, co-leads all tracking, writing, and submission., • Maintain accurate, timely, and complete donor information and activity tracking in Salesforce, in alignment with organizational guidance and expectations. Cross-Functional Collaboration – 20% • Partner closely with the national DevOps team to align regional strategy & execution with organization-wide systems, tools, and strategies. Also offer regional insight and feedback to inform fundraising approaches and initiatives led at the national level., • Actively contribute to the Bottom Line development community across regions and nationally, sharing learnings, aligning practices, and supporting collective growth., • Support regional event execution as directed by the Manager of Donor Experience and Communications, • Engage with the regional program team to engage donors in local program work and to gather compelling stories of impact to share. Portfolio Planning & Execution Support – 15% • Develop, maintain, and execute a portfolio plan (including solicitation strategy and stewardship) to achieve annual revenue goals., • Regularly review donor data and fundraising performance using Salesforce dashboards and other reporting tools to inform decision-making, monitor progress to goal, and adjust tactics as needed., • Contribute to regional forecasting and regular progress reviews by proactively surfacing opportunities, risks, and support needs to the MDD. Duties, responsibilities, and activities may change at any time with advanced notice. Work Schedule: Monday - Friday 9a – 5p or 10a – 6p (local time), flexibility may be requested; additional hours as needed. Hybrid schedule with a minimum of 3 days in the Chicago office/in the field. Direct Reports: None. Expected Travel: Frequent travel across the region, limited travel outside of the region (may include 1-2 trips to other regions throughout the year) Who Should Apply: If you meet the qualifications below, you should apply. • Bachelor’s degree and work authorization., • Minimum 4 years of progressively responsible fundraising experience, with demonstrated ability to manage donor relationships and contribute to revenue strategy., • Demonstrated success owning and meeting a revenue goal, including forecasting, pipeline management, and disciplined follow-up., • Experience owning a portfolio of donor relationships and managing the full lifecycle—qualification, cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship—with a focus on securing and growing gifts of $5,000+ through individualized donor strategies., • High comfort and credibility in an externally facing role, including leading donor meetings and representing an organization with professionalism, warmth, and strong and expeditious follow-through., • Ability to use fundraising data and CRM systems (Salesforce highly preferred) to inform strategy and execution, prioritize actions, and monitor progress to goal., • Strong collaboration skills, including the ability to manage up and support the MDD and ED, partner effectively with the Massachusetts development and regional program teams, and coordinate with national partners (e.g., DevOps) to advance shared goals., • Strong communication and project management skills, including the ability to draft clear donor-facing communications, coordinate inputs, drive projects forward to completion, and manage up to MDD and Executive Director., • Able to work effectively with ethnically, culturally, and socially diverse donors, board members, senior executives, staff, students, and other constituencies, • Ability to thrive in a dynamic, evolving environment and adapt to shifting priorities., • Demonstrated commitment to Bottom Line’s Mission, Vision, and Core Values Preferred: • Experience fundraising across multiple funding streams (individual, corporate, and foundation), including balancing priorities across a diverse portfolio., • Grant writing experience and/or experience supporting foundation and corporate proposal development and reporting., • Experience working within a matrixed, multi-site, or large organization. How To Apply/Application Deadline: All applications must be submitted via Bottom Line’s Career Page. Please share your resume and cover letter. Start Date: August 2026 Compensation: $109,000 - 111,000 Benefits: Learn about our benefits here.

Job DescriptionJob Title: Risk Reduction SpecialistLocation: Chicago, IllinoisPosition Type: Full Time, Non-ExemptReports to: Program Manager Salary: $50,000/annually About the Organization:Street Samaritans is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing street outreach and case management services to individuals experiencing homelessness in Chicago. Our mission is to intervene in the cycles of homelessness and poverty by connecting people to solutions and walking with them on their journey. We aim to empower and support individuals to achieve stable housing and self-sufficiency, while also advocating for systemic changes to address the root causes of homelessness. Job Summary:Street Samaritans is seeking a Risk Reduction Specialist to join our SAFE team. This role combines direct engagement with unsheltered individuals, risk reduction outreach, health education, and system navigation. This role will support individuals in accessing critical resources while promoting safety, autonomy, and wellness through a harm reduction and trauma-informed lens. Lived experience and familiarity with street-based engagement are highly valued. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: • Actively engage individuals experiencing homelessness and/or substance use through a trauma-informed, person-centered approach., • Distribute risk reduction supplies., • Provide street outreach across overdose hotspots and encampments in partnership with internal teams and act as the expert in substance use treatment connection., • Offer referrals and navigation support for housing (via CES), behavioral health, and substance use treatment., • Support the maintenance and restocking of the harm reduction vending machine and hub., • Organize and support monthly peer-led educational workshops., • Accurately document all services, referrals, and interactions., • Attend and participate in required trainings, team meetings, and reporting activities., • Maintain professional boundaries and confidentiality in all client interactions., • Support the integration of harm reduction strategies across other Street Samaritans teams., • Assist in program reporting, data entry, quality improvement efforts, and community events., • Perform other duties as assigned. Qualifications: • Lived experience strongly encouraged., • Strong understanding of trauma-informed care., • Experience working with unhoused communities and/or people who use drugs., • Comfort using technology and Google Workspace ., • Ability to work independently, in pairs, and in dynamic field environment., • Strong interpersonal, communication, and organizational skills.

Job DescriptionDescription: Job Title: Senior HR Generalist Department: People & Culture Reports to: Director of People & Culture Job Type: Full-Time (Salary) Exempt) Job Location: Chicagoland Area Salary Range: $75,000 - $85,000 per year Rincon - Building Spaces, Restoring Communities- Who we are: What began as a small clinic established by young community leaders on the West Side of Chicago in 1972 has grown into one of the largest providers of high-quality and culturally competent services focusing on counseling and crisis intervention services, substance use prevention and treatment, violence prevention, education, case management, community and family services. We are dedicated to rendering compassionate and effective programs to promote the quality of life by catalyzing to advocate, educate and empower individuals and their families. Position Description – What the Role Entails: • The People & Culture Senior Generalist serves as a strategic partner in supporting the organization’s people’s initiatives while ensuring compliance with all federal, state, and local employment laws. This position is responsible for administering employee benefits, leave programs, employee relations, HR compliance, performance management support, and day-to-day People & Culture operations., • The Senior Generalist promotes a positive employee experience by exceptional customer service, ensuring operational excellence, and supporting the organization’s mission, vision, and values. Company Culture - Do Our Values Speak to You? At Rincon, our commitment to mutual respect, inclusivity, and diversity is woven into the structure of all that we do. We value: • Dedication- Embodying effective and transparent leadership and quality client care., • Education – Preventative programming and clinical services based on industry standards, competence and outreach., • Accountability – Consistent service delivery, measurable success, and sensible financial management., • Advocacy – Empowerment, reduction of treatment stigma, and relationship building with partners., • Compassion – Embracing culturally diverse communities and equality through sensitivity to individual needs. With these values in mind, we promote a culture that fosters professional development and agency success. Many of our employees span an extended tenure, and we pride ourselves on developing dedicated and supported team members. Areas of Accountability - What you will be doing: • Benefits Administration, • Administer all employee benefit programs, including medical, dental, vision, life insurance, disability, retirement plans, and voluntary benefits., • Conduct new hire benefits orientation., • Manage annual Open Enrollment, including employee communications, education sessions, and enrollment support., • Process qualifying life events and benefit changes., • Reconcile monthly benefit invoices and ensure accurate payroll deductions., • Serve as the primary liaison with benefit carriers and brokers., • Respond to employee benefit inquiries in a timely and professional manner., • Leave Administration, • Administer Family and Medical Leave (FMLA), ADA accommodations, Paid Leave, Personal Leave, Military Leave, and Workers' Compensation., • Coordinate leave documentation and maintain confidential records., • Monitor employee leave balances and communicate with supervisors regarding employee status., • Ensure compliance with federal and state leave regulations., • Employee Relations, • Serve as a trusted resource for employees and managers regarding workplace concerns., • Assist with investigations involving employee relations matters., • Support performance management, coaching, corrective actions, and documentation., • Assist with conflict resolution while promoting a respectful workplace culture., • Compliance, • Maintain compliance with federal, state, and local employment laws., • Ensure employee files and electronic records remain audit-ready., • Monitor required compliance training and employee certifications., • Support organizational compliance initiatives, including accreditation and regulatory audits., • Maintain HR policies and recommend updates as regulations change., • HR Operations, • Coordinate onboarding and offboarding processes., • Process employee status changes within the HRIS., • Maintain accurate employee records in Paylocity., • Assist with HR reporting, audits, and data analytics., • Support payroll by ensuring benefit deductions, employment changes, and leave information are accurate., • Assist with unemployment claims and employment verification requests., • Performance Management, • Support annual performance evaluations., • Monitor evaluation completion deadlines., • Assist managers with coaching and development plans., • Track corrective action plans and performance improvement plans., • Employee Engagement, • Support employee recognition programs., • Assist with wellness initiatives and employee events., • Promote employee engagement and organizational culture initiatives., • Participate in onboarding orientation and new employee experience activities., • General Responsibilities, • Maintain confidentiality of employee information., • Develop and maintain standard operating procedures., • Assist with special People & Culture projects., • Perform additional duties as assigned., • All other duties as assigned. Rincon Rewards & Benefits- How we value you: • Health insurance, • Dental & Vision insurance, • Life insurance, • Short- and Long-Term Disability Insurance, • 403(b) Retirement Plan, • Generous PTO (Paid time off)- Accrue up to 21 days in Year 1, some PTO carryover allowable., • Employee Assistance Program, • Professional Development Opportunities, • Employment may qualify for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program (PSLF), • Certain employees may qualify for City of Chicago commuter transit benefits Rincon’s Work Environment – What to expect: • Ability to sit, stand, and walk for extended periods., • Ability to lift up to 25 pounds occasionally., • Ability to travel between agency locations as needed. Schedule: • 8-hour day, 1-hour unpaid lunch., • Monday through Friday, some evenings and weekends. Language: • Bilingual English/Spanish candidates preferred. RINCON FAMILY SERVICES IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Requirements: The Knowledge and Expertise that Matters Most - What you bring to the Role: • Integrity & Confidentiality, • Customer Service Excellence, • Collaboration & Teamwork, • Accountability, • Compliance & Risk Management, • Communication, • Critical Thinking, • Employee Advocacy, • Continuous Improvement, • Cultural Humility & Inclusion Position Qualifications – What is required to Perform the Role: • 5+ years of experience, (non-profit setting preferred)., • Minimum of 2 years administering employee benefits., • Experience with leave administration (FMLA, ADA, Workers' Compensation)., • Experience conducting employee investigations preferred., • Experience in healthcare or nonprofit organizations preferred., • Experience using HRIS systems, preferably Paylocity., • Comprehensive knowledge of employment laws and HR best practices., • Strong understanding of employee benefits administration., • Knowledge of FMLA, ADA, COBRA, HIPAA, ACA, EEOC, and wage and hour regulations., • Knowledge of EHRS (Paylocity)., • Experience creating and presenting executive reports., • Excellent interpersonal and conflict resolution skills., • Strong organizational and time management abilities., • Ability to manage multiple priorities simultaneously., • Exceptional written and verbal communication skills., • High attention to detail., • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills., • Ability to maintain strict confidentiality., • Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and HRIS systems., • SHRM-CP or SHRM-SCP Certified (Preferred), • PHR or SPHR Certified (Preferred)

Job DescriptionThe Senior Director of Finance provides executive-level strategic financial leadership across the organization, ensuring its long-term financial health while supporting the mission. The SDF serves as a trusted advisor to the ED and Board of Directors on all matters related to financial strategy, risk, and long-term sustainability. They champion fiscal integrity and translate financial data into strategic insight that drives organizational decision-making. Key ResponsibilitiesStrategic Financial Leadership: • Serve as a strategic business partner to the CEO, helping to guide, communicate, and execute the organization's strategic and financial vision across all departments., • Lead the development of short- and long-term financial goals and objectives aligned with the organization's strategic plan., • Develop performance indicators and measurement systems for tracking progress against strategic plan objectives; evaluate and redesign business models where necessary., • Prepare financial reports for the Executive Director, Directors, and Board of Directors., • Anticipate emerging business needs, sector trends, and economic developments and translate their implications into actionable organizational plans., • Evaluate and anticipate current and future economic, social, and governmental influences on the organization's financial performance; provide recommendations to achieve optimal outcomes. Financial Planning & Oversight: • Develop and maintain the agency's financial operations in alignment with the organization's policies and strategic goals., • Prepare the annual operating and capital budgets in close collaboration with the Executive Director and Senior Leadership Team., • Lead the annual audit process, including coordination with external auditors and preparation of all relevant financial materials for the timely completion of the organization's annual audit and IRS Form 990., • Ensure Single Audit compliance and coordinate responses to audit findings., • Monitor monthly financial operations; prepare timely analysis and reports and provide guidance to executive and program staff., • Manage cash flow and financial forecasting; optimize banking relationships and liquidity strategies., • Identify and address financial risks and opportunities proactively; recommend and implement strategies to safeguard organizational assets., • Evaluate and recommend process improvements, internal controls, and technology solutions to enhance organizational efficiency and financial reporting accuracy., • Manage and oversee joint cost allocation methodologies and identify cost savings opportunities. Board & Stakeholder Relations: • Serve as a key resource and advisor to the Executive Director and Board of Directors on financial operations, risk, and long-term financial security., • Develop and maintain a trusting, productive relationship with Board members; regularly present monthly financial reports, year-to-date financials, and the multiyear financial forecast., • Work directly with the Finance Committee to develop policies, monitor implementation, and address the Board's financial oversight needs., • Recommend changes in strategy, policy, and program operations to achieve the organization's strategic and financial objectives., • Build compelling financial narratives that support the annual budget approval process and quarterly Board reporting. Team Leadership & Development: • Lead, manage, and develop the Finance team, driving continuous process improvement and high performance across the function., • Establish individual performance goals, conduct regular one-on-ones, and foster a culture of accountability, growth, and professional development., • Communicate organizational standards, policy changes, and strategic priorities to ensure the team is aligned, focused, and prepared to meet departmental goals., • Supervise the Comptroller and provide oversight of day-to-day financial operations carried out by the finance team. Qualifications Required: • Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting, Business Administration, or a related field; CPA or MBA strongly preferred., • Minimum of 8–10 years of progressive financial leadership experience, including prior CFO, VP of Finance, or Comptroller experience., • Demonstrated experience in nonprofit finance, including fund accounting, grant management, and federal/state compliance reporting., • Proven ability to translate complex financial information into clear strategic guidance for executive and board-level audiences., • Track record of leading and developing high-performing finance teams., • Deep knowledge of GAAP, internal controls, audit processes, and nonprofit regulatory requirements., • Experience working with IRS 501(c)(3) organizations and knowledge of fund accounting strongly preferred., • Superior written and oral communication skills; ability to interact professionally with Senior Management and Board of Directors., • Proven organizational and project management skills with exceptional attention to detail. TEAM MEMBER BENEFITS: • Compensation of $150,000 - $163,000 / salary based on experience., • Work / life integration, • Generous paid time off (examples below for full-time employment), • 12 accrued sick days per year., • 3 personal days, • Paid birthday off, • 8 paid holidays, including Juneteenth., • In addition to above paid holidays, paid week off between Christmas Eve and New Year’s Day, • Vacation, • Year 1 = 8 days, • Year 2 = 13 days, • Year 3 + = 20 days, • Access to alternative and flexible work schedules and personal leave, where possible., • Two-weeks fully paid Parental Leave, for eligible employees., • Time off for school conferences and activities as well as bereavement leave., • Professional Development, • Employer-sponsored learning and development programs., • Paid day off annually for personal professional development., • Tuition Assistance & Debt Relief Program, as budget allows., • Wellness support, • Employer-sponsored health, dental, and vision insurance ., • Employer-paid life insurance., • Voluntary life and AD&D and shot and long-term disability., • Flexible Spending Accounts for medical, vision and dependent care., • 403b with employer match, • Employee Assistance Program. Management/Exempt Erie Neighborhood House is dedicated to creating a workforce that promotes and supports diversity and inclusion. We provide equal employment opportunities to all individuals without discrimination. Applicants requiring reasonable accommodation for any part of the application and hiring process should contact us at hr@eriehouse.org. NO TELEPHONE CALLS PLEASE! ERIE NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER ACCREDITED BY NAEYC & NATIONAL AFTERSCHOOL ASSOCIATION RECOGNIZED BY DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE; UNITED WAY MEMBER

Job DescriptionPOSITION DESCRIPTION SUMMARY STATEMENT: The Controller provides financial oversight of and direct accounting services for Tawani Enterprises, selected limited liability companies, non-profit organizations, and affiliated partnerships. The services include accounts payable, invoices and accounts receivable, account reconciliations, cash management, preparation of all financial reports, and assistance with special projects as required by the CFO. ESSENTIAL POSITION QUALIFICATIONS: • Bachelor’s degree in accounting or finance required, • Certified Public Accountant, • 10 – 15 years of experience in financial accounting to include experience with general corporate and real estate accounting, • Experience in leading and developing teams, • Nonprofit experience and multi-entity environment accounting, • Some tax return preparation (non-profit and partnership), contract management, and development accounting, • Intermediate to expert facility with Microsoft Office, Yardi, QuickBooks or other comparable software required, • Familiarity with conversion processes extremely helpful, • Extremely detail oriented, strong technology and communication skills, and a proven team player essentialASSIGNED RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES:, • Coordinate the preparation of the monthly financial statements and flash reports on a timely basis while also seeking to continually refine and improve that reporting., • Perform monthly balance sheet, income statement and cash position variance analysis., • Manage the accounting department staff in a manner that continues to develop staff, provides continuity and backup, and produces a positive and supporting working environment consistent with Tawani as a whole., • Assist in the design, preparation and monitoring of budgets for all entities., • Coordinate forecasts of operations for all entities., • Assist in working with business heads to provide business and financial support., • Ensure that all invoicing and collections, vendor payments and servicing of the department’s clients are handled on a timely and accurate basis., • Design, implement and monitor accounting policies and procedures to ensure appropriate internal controls and review., • Coordinate, prepare for and support annual external audits for all entities on a timely basis., • Furnish the information necessary for the preparation of the annual tax returns for each entity., • Review reconciliations for all balance sheet accounts for all entities on a monthly basis including all bank accounts, fixed assets and depreciation, construction accounts, partner equity accounts, intercompany activity, and all other payables, accruals and assets., • Responsible for the monthly management fee assessments and leased employee charges shared between entities., • Responsible for providing timely financial information as necessary to satisfy legal, insurance, regulatory and other purposes as required., • Responsible for administering any accounting systems employed by the department including assisting in the selection, design and implementation of any new systems., • Responsible for other special projects needed by the CFO and/or the executive team.Benefits:, • Medical, Dental, Vision, • 401K Match, • Paid Time Off, • Sick Time #ZR Powered by JazzHR rAIQ6W9mHH

Job DescriptionDescription: Why Join Concordia Place? Do you want to positively impact children's growth? Interested in teaching a fun and purposeful play-based curriculum? What about working with qualified teachers in beautiful indoor and outdoor play areas? If the answer is a resounding yes, then Concordia Place is right for you! Founded in 1981, Concordia Place is a vibrant mission driven organization providing multigenerational programs including early learning, after-school, and teen leadership for Chicago communities. Our centers are located in the Avondale, Ravenswood, North Center and Old Irving Park neighborhoods, with plans to expand into Albany Park. While we are diverse, we are united by our mission to create involved communities where all our neighbors can gather, learn, and grow. Concordia believes everyone deserves opportunity, and that it is best served when it is broadly inclusive. Our Guiding Principles • Faith in Action, • A Place of Yes, • A Place for All, • A Place of One, • A Place of Excellence Overview The Senior Human Resources Generalist will lead and support the full employee lifecycle from recruitment and onboarding through performance management, benefits, leave administration, employee relations, and offboarding while ensuring HR operations run with consistency and compliance. This role reports to the Vice President of People and Culture. Responsibilities Talent Acquisition • Manage and lead the full recruiting process for all open positions, • Elevate Concordia as an employer of choice in our marketing and communication for open positions, and provide insight into decisions and changes that would prompt job-seekers to choose Concordia, • Manage and optimize the applicant tracking system (ATS); ensure a smooth and responsive candidate experience, • Build and maintain relationships with sourcing partners including community, city colleges, and universities, • Track and report recruiting metrics (time-to-fill, source of hire, offer acceptance rate) to the VP of People and Culture Onboarding and Offboarding • Provides comprehensive human resources support to all Concordia Place team members in coordination with the Vice President of People and Culture, including, but not limited to, onboarding, termination process, organizing and tracking personnel files and documentation (ensuring they meet all legal and audit requirements), • Ensure all new hire Forms I-9 are completed accurately and on time, verify supporting documentation in accordance with federal requirements, and maintain I-9 files in an organized, audit-ready manner, • Design and deliver onboarding experiences that connect new employees to Concordia's culture and set them up for early success, • Maintain confidential personnel files and actions in compliance with applicable legal requirements; ensure documents adhere to document retention policy, • Ensure the timely and accurate completion of all offboarding activities for departing employees including HRIS termination, benefits offboarding, and personnel file archiving stepping in to execute directly as needed, and supporting the Vice President of People and Culture in the coordination and documentation of exit interviews Payroll Administration • Process biweekly payroll timely and accurately; ensure accurate employee withholdings for benefits, taxes, and 403b and 403b matching, • Process all post payroll reports for finance department, • Provide reports to monitor organizational/department trends; coordinate with directors so they can manage individual team member late arrival, sick time, vacation usage, etc, • Reconcile with the Finance Department and payment of withholdings, • Ensure accurate personnel database (HRIS), process timely employee status changes, • Responds to employee’s payroll inquiries Benefit Administration • Ensure accurate administration of the benefit plans, enrollments and terminations; make sure all the benefits changes are reflected, • Manage and reconcile benefit invoices in collaboration with the finance department, • Participates along with Vice President of People and Culture in Annual Open Enrollment discussions, • Execute and manage annual open enrollment; ensure distribution of plan summary materials and required notices, assist with communicating changes to employees and arrange for onsite representation by providers; process changes within deadlines, • Lead and manage leave programs, including FMLA and disability, • Ensure compliance with COBRA guidelines by working closely with COBRA Administrator to make sure that all paperwork is prepared and sent as appropriate, monitor COBRA insurance premium payments from prior employees, • Manage and process unemployment claims and work compensation claims, • Coordinate and assist with the ACA and ERISA benefits reporting requirements Performance Management & Development • Coordinate and support the organization's annual performance review cycle; train managers on the process and tools, • Identify professional development needs across the organization; assist in sourcing and coordinating learning opportunities, • Support the VP of People and Culture in designing and delivering manager development initiatives focused on soft skills, supervision best practices, and team effectiveness, • Contribute to the development and maintenance of career pathway frameworks within Concordia HR Operations & Compliance • Maintain accurate and confidential employee records in the HRIS and SharePoint; ensure data integrity across all people systems, • Assist in maintaining and updating the Personnel Manual, job descriptions, and organizational charts, • Provide day-to-day support to employees and managers on HR matters including, but not limited to, recruitment, training, benefits, employee relations, and performance management, • Assist Vice President of People and Culture with HR related projects and initiatives, • Lead affirmative action program; file EEO-1 report annually; maintain appropriate records, reports and logs to conform to EEO regulations, • Performs HR statistical analysis and prepares reports and communicates data and trends to the Vice President of People and Culture., • Maintains the integrity and confidentiality of human resource files and records., • Perform other duties as assigned Requirements: Experience and Skills • Bachelor's degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, Organizational Development, or related field required, • Minimum 5 years of HR experience in a generalist capacity; nonprofit, social services, or education experience preferred, • Bi-lingual Spanish speaker is a plus, • SHRM-CP, PHR, or equivalent credential strongly preferred, • Experience with Paylocity HRIS software is a plus, • Strong knowledge of federal and Illinois employment law and HR best practices, • Competencies include communication, critical evaluation, ethical practice, confidentiality and HR expertise, • High level of efficiency with Microsoft Office required (ex: Outlook, Word, Excel), • Onsite work is required. This person interacts with employees, new hires, and Concordia program leaders that require in-person meetings and onsite visibility. Salary, Perks and Benefits • Salary Range: $75,000 - $85,000 annually Concordia Place offers a generous compensation and benefits package to employees. Here is an overview of the many perks of working at Concordia Place: • 403b Retirement Savings Plan (with an Employer Match), • Vacation Days, • Sick Days, • 1 week paid winter holiday, • 12 paid holidays per year, • Floating Holidays, • Employer paid Short Term Disability, • Employer paid Basic Life & ADD, • Medical insurance with employer contribution, • Voluntary Dental insurance, • Voluntary Vision insurance, • Voluntary Basic Life & ADD, • Voluntary Long-term disability insurance, • Voluntary Aflac plans, • Employer Paid Employee Assistance Program, • Employee Referral program, • Childcare tuition discount for employees, • Quarterly in-service days and professional development resources for teaching staff

Job DescriptionSalary: $85K - $90K Growing Home is a USDA-Certified Organic urban farm in the Englewood neighborhood of Chicago that uses urban farming as a vehicle for paid job training for individuals with barriers to employment. Individual barriers for program Production Assistants (PAs) may include prior contact with the criminal justice system, barriers related to living near or below the poverty line, or lack of traditional market economy work experience. Reporting to the Executive Director, the Controller will lead all day-to-day operations of the finance department, including budget development and analysis, accounting for investments, accounts payable and receivable, general ledger, payroll, relationship management with banks and other vendors, and audit preparation. The Controller will collaborate with department heads, board members and outside consultants as necessary. The Controller will be charged with identifying new opportunities to improve efficiencies, eliminate backlogs, and respond proactively to other departments' needs. They will need to analyze the existing processes and systems and work closely with the ED and department heads to streamline current systems, leverage new information technology, and establish standard operating procedures that provide maximum benefit to all parties involved. This is an outstanding opportunity for a proactive, hands-on finance manager who brings a successful track record of creative problem-solving and strengthening infrastructure to work in a mission-driven organization. RESPONSIBILITIES • Manage all accounts, ledgers, and reporting systems ensuring compliance with appropriate GAAP standards and regulatory requirements. Maintain internal control safeguards for the receipt of revenue, costs and both division budgets and actual expenditures., • Oversee budgeting, and the implementation of budgets, so as to monitor progress and present financial metrics both internally and externally., • Collaborate with members of the leadership team in drafting, reviewing, and verifying accuracy of annual budgets by department., • Implement consistent accounting policies, practices, and procedures across all programs., • Manage cash flow and forecasting for all of Growing Home, Inc., • Optimize the handling of banking relationships and initiate appropriate strategies to enhance cash positions., • Coordinate all audit activities., • Review or prepares: financial statements and/or financial schedules & reports; journal entries (daily/weekly/monthly/quarterly/annually); fixed asset schedules; payroll; and/or performs other general accounting/financial duties., • Consults on various accounting/tax/business matters primarily related to general financial accounting activities such as accounts payable, W-9s, accounts receivable, fixed assets, payroll processing, adjusting journal entries, cash management, debt management, sales & use tax, business filings, etc., • Researches and documents technical accounting and tax topics and issues to support accounting and tax positions as well as to provide resources to other staff., • Prepares both complex and non-complex client income tax returns, payroll tax returns, sales & use tax returns, personal property filings and business license filings., • Process, or supervise staff in processing, payroll, client customer invoicing, accounts payable data entry and/or bill pay and ACH transactions., • Preparation of budgets and/or financial projections; profitability analysis; cash management models; internal control and segregation of duties analysis; tax planning strategies; etc., • Reviewing and analyzing special reports, summarizing information and identifying trends for areas of responsibility., • Develop internal systems, process and quality controls that ensure compliance deadlines are met, the integrity of all reporting data is verified and financial reporting is accurate, • Additional Specific Management Responsibilities w/ Accounting Emphasis:, • Responsible for monitoring (as well as managing/developing the underlying support systems and processes) of accounting deadlines including, but not limited to: monthly, quarterly and annual financial closings; payroll cycles; payroll tax filings; W-2/W-3 filings; 1099 filings; sales & use tax filings; personal property tax filings; business license filings; personal, corporate and nonprofit tax returns; and other special project deadlines., • Manage and prepares all vouchers for Government contracts (Federal, State, Local)., • Oversee all financial, project/program, and grants accounting; ensure that expenditures are consistently aligned with grant and program budgets throughout the grant/fund period; collaborate with the Development Director in all grant financial reporting, • Manage and prepares all vouchers for Government contracts (Federal, State, Local) SKILLS & QUALIFICATIONS • Prior nonprofit finance experience with a successful track record in a senior financial management role for at least 10-plus years is essential. MBA, CMA, or CPA preferred., • Demonstrable experience in creating and driving the analytic framework for planning and managing organizational change; ability to anticipate the infrastructure and systems needs in a complex, national, multisite nonprofit, • Exceptional management skills, • Recognized success in developing and monitoring systems to manage both internal operations and programmatic work that involve high levels of collaboration, particularly with program directors and other senior leadership, • An accessible, visible, and flexible management style that inspires trust and confidence in staff to work hard and well together, • Keen analytic, organization, and problem solving skills that support and enable sound decision making in a complex organization; demonstrated resourcefulness in setting priorities and guiding investment in people and systems, • Direct and concise communication skills; an active listener; ability to translate complex financial concepts to individuals at all levels including finance and non-finance managers, • Technology savvy with the ability to manage data for financial reporting quickly and effectively, • Personal qualities of integrity and credibility, and a commitment to the mission of Growing Home, Inc. The Controller works Monday through Friday at the Administrative Office. Primary work hours will be between 8:00 am and 4:00 pm. For special events or at particularly busy times per year, the Controller may be required to work weekend or evening hours. In addition to base wage, Growing Home offers a competitive benefits package. All qualified applicants will be considered for employment without regard to race, color, creed, national origin, sex, age, disability, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, military status, current employment status, or prior record of arrest or conviction.

Job Description The Human Resources Director leads all aspects of shaping and executing the organization’s Human Resources function and collaborates with other leaders to develop the organization's long-term HR strategy and goals and identify ways to advance MJC’s mission through talent management and support. Reporting to the Managing Director of Operations, the Human Resources Director is a member of the Leadership Team. The position is based in Chicago, Illinois, and currently requires working from the office at least twice per week. Who We Are: The MacArthur Justice Center (MJC) is a national nonprofit civil rights organization. We represent people who have been harmed by America’s criminal legal system, seeking to vindicate their rights, elevate their story, and hold people with power accountable. We do this primarily through cutting-edge litigation and advocacy across the country, on end-to-end issues in the criminal legal system, from policing, to prosecutorial discretion, to rights of indigent defendants, to mass incarceration, to prison conditions, to wrongful convictions and the death penalty. For more information on our work, visit www.macarthurjustice.org. You’ll Thrive in This Role If You... • Are curious, proactive, and solutions oriented., • Build trust and relationships quickly and demonstrate strong judgment, maturity, professionalism, empathy, and discretion., • Care deeply about the employee experience across roles, generational differences, and office locations., • Enjoy moving between strategic thinking and hands-on day-to-day implementation, translating big picture strategy into practical systems and solutions., • Are excited by the challenge of supporting some of the brightest legal minds in the country., • Are passionate about supporting an organization whose litigation and advocacy work has a meaningful impact for clients and makes a real-world change across the country. What You’ll Do: Steward Employee Relations & Organizational Culture • Provide HR thought partnership and subject matter expertise to organizational leaders and managers, in the areas of employee relations, training and development, recruitment/hiring/onboarding, performance management, total rewards, and other HR areas;, • Act as the main HR contact for all employees; proactively engaging employees to maintain open communication and keep staff informed on benefit resources, organizational resources, training, and other items relevant to employee relations and fostering an inclusive organizational culture;, • Partner with People Managers to resolve complex employee relations issues; where applicable, conduct investigations;, • Work with outside employment counsel on escalated or complex legal issues;, • In partnership with the Communications team, develop, oversee, support, and distribute internal staff communications. Workforce Planning • Collaborate with others to assess needs and develop staffing plans;, • Provide input on staffing, including restructurings/reorganizations, staffing for new projects, and succession planning;, • Maintain and improve HR infrastructure to support stability, growth, and multi-state operations;, • Own the Job Descriptions library, ensure the integrity and relevance of job descriptions. Compliance & Policies • Monitor policies and procedures for compliance with FLSA, DOL, ERISA, and other federal, state, and municipal requirements;, • Develop and update HR policies, procedures, and the employee handbook as needed. HRIS Administration • Manage MJC’s use of human resources information systems (HRIS); track and apply relevant organizational/human resources metrics;, • Contribute HR information, analysis, and recommendations to organizational planning;, • Manage HRIS data at super-user/administrator level. Recruiting & Talent Management • Lead recruiting, hiring, and onboarding process;, • Partner with external recruiters for executive recruitment, as needed;, • Develop and maintain an MJC onboarding program;, • Collaborate on the implementation of feedback and performance management systems;, • Advise Directors on performance management and performance improvement. Compensation & Benefits • Serve as the primary point of contact for employee benefits, including education, enrollment, and ongoing support., • Work closely with brokers and vendors on plan administration and escalated employee issues;, • Lead the annual benefit review, analyze costs, make recommendations to facilitate decision making by leadership;, • Develop and maintain an equitable and transparent compensation strategy and structure. Training and Development • Collaborate with others to identify opportunities for skill development and training;, • Monitor and implement state and municipality-mandated employer and manager training;, • Identify and oversee outside vendors and consultants. Qualifications Education: • Bachelor’s degree in Human Resources, Business Administration, Organizational Development, or related field required;, • Master's degree in relevant area of study or equivalent level of professional experience preferred. Skills and Experience: • At least ten years of human resource management experience managing across HR disciplines required;, • Experience managing the HR function for a multi-state organization;, • Experience managing HR in a mission-driven organization - ideally a legal non-profit - strongly preferred;, • Demonstrated success managing HR processes through the entire employment life cycle;, • Strategic, talent management, and/or business development experience highly preferred;, • Commitment to ongoing learning of relevant employment law, compliance requirements, and HR best practices;, • Proactive in identifying and improving existing HR business processes;, • Demonstrated understanding of and responsiveness to cultural differences in staff; experience creating and implementing HR policies and initiatives that build momentum for diversity, equity, and inclusion. Technology: • Advanced proficiency with Microsoft Products, including SharePoint, OneDrive, Word, Excel, Adobe, and Outlook required, • Advanced proficiency with ADP Workforce Now or similar HRIS required, • Familiarity with external job boards, intranet management and employer branding preferred License and Certifications: SHRM-SCP or HRCI SPHR strongly preferred Travel: Moderate domestic travel for organizational meetings, and occasional travel to state offices as needed. Location: MJC operates on a hybrid schedule and requires some days in the office each week. The Human Resources Director must reside within commuting distance to MJC’s Chicago office. To Apply: Please submit the following: • A cover letter addressing your experience relevant to the considerations above,, • A resume and, • Professional references Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis and accepted through July 31, 2026 The criminal legal system disproportionately harms people of color, people from low-income communities, people who were formerly incarcerated, people with disabilities, and LGBTQ+ individuals. We strongly encourage people who identify within these and other communities underrepresented in the legal profession to apply. All applicants must have and be committed to the cultural competence required to work with clients, co-workers, and community partners who come from different backgrounds and experiences. The starting salary range for this position is $130,000 – $155,000 and is based on a variety of factors, including years of previous/applicable experience and MJC's commitment to ensuring pay equity within the organization. MJC provides an excellent benefits package that includes employer-sponsored health, dental, vision, life, and disability insurance, EAP, FSA plans, 401K, and a generous paid-time-off policy. Learn more about our benefits at macarthurjustice.org/benefits/ MJC is a PSLF-eligible employer. For more information, visit: studentaid.gov/manage-loans/forgiveness-cancellation/public-service#qualifying-employment

Job DescriptionDescription: Position Title: Member Navigator Position Category: Non-Exempt, Full-Time Reports to: Director of Member Engagement and Growth Strategy Flexible Hybrid: On-site/Hybrid Direct reports: N/A Annual Salary: $75,000 Annual Performance Bonus: $15,000 Join Our Team At the Center for Better Aging (CBA), our mission is to improve the quality of life for older adults and strengthen the communities we serve. We provide compassionate aging services, support, and resources that help individuals live healthier and safer lives. CBA is a diverse, mission-driven team of professionals who value collaboration, innovation, and dignity for all. We foster a supportive work environment that encourages new ideas, growth, and work-life balance. We’re a growing nonprofit—and we’re looking for people who want to grow with us. Employees at CBA are encouraged to take on new challenges, develop leadership skills, and pursue professional development opportunities that help advance their careers within the organization. Core Responsibilities Member Acquisition, Lead Management, and Scheduling • Meet or exceed member acquisition goals through outreach and engagement, • Generate leads in target communities and manage them through the full conversion process, • Conduct outreach via phone, events, referrals, and digital channels, • Follow up consistently to convert prospects into scheduled appointments and active members, • Present CBA services through one-on-one consultations and community interactions, • Coordinate appointment scheduling and support timely access to care, • Assist with insurance-related processes as needed, • Drive results through consistent follow-up, documentation, and engagement, • Support Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) operations through increased outreach, member engagement, scheduling, education, and retention activities during the annual enrollment cycle, • Conduct proactive outreach to Medicare-eligible individuals to support awareness of available benefits, care access, and CBA services during AEP, • Assist with Medicare wellness evaluations, Medicare engagement initiatives, and scheduling activities for Medicare members to support continuity of care and preventive health goals, • Collaborate with internal teams, providers, and approved external partners to support member retention and engagement efforts during peak enrollment periods, • Maintain timely follow-up and documentation during high-volume enrollment periods while ensuring compliance with all CMS, organizational, and outreach guidelines Transportation Coordination • Schedule transportation through managed care organizations (MCOs) by coordinating directly with insurance providers, • Monitor ride schedules and resolve missed, delayed, or failed transportation using internal tools (e.g., Kaizen Health), • Coordinate backup transportation when needed to ensure continuity of care, • Track and report transportation activity and outcomes, including completed and failed rides, • Proactively resolve transportation and scheduling issues with a member-first approach Primary Care Physician Assignment and Insurance Coordination • Contact insurance carriers to complete PCP switch requests., • Ensure CBA members are assigned to the appropriate providers when required., • Follow up with insurance plans, members, and internal teams to confirm PCP assignment status., • Document PCP switch activity, barriers, outcomes, and next steps in Salesforce or other approved systems., • Support member access by helping resolve insurance-related barriers that may prevent scheduling, care engagement, or continuity of care. Salesforce and Data Management • Maintain accurate Salesforce records for member interactions, outreach, scheduling, transportation, and conversion activity, • Manage a pipeline of leads and track progress across key workflows, • Capture and report data on outreach, conversions, transportation outcomes, and engagement metrics, • Generate reports and identify trends to support performance improvement, • Analyze data to improve outreach strategies and lead conversion, • Support accurate tracking of outreach, engagement, and operational outcome Community Engagement and Partnerships • Represent CBA at community events, outreach activities, and partner engagements, • Serve as a frontline ambassador communicating CBA’s services and member-centered approach, • Engage and enroll diverse communities using culturally responsive practices, • Build and maintain relationships with community partners and referral sources, • Identify partnership opportunities to support lead generation and engagement, • Execute outreach strategies to increase awareness across priority communities, • Ensure compliance with all guidelines related to outreach and member engagement Event Coordination and Outreach Execution • Plan and execute community events to drive awareness, lead generation, and member acquisition, • Participate in outreach activities including health fairs, tabling events, and partner activations, • Support event logistics, lead capture, follow-up, and reporting, • Evaluate event performance to improve outreach and conversion results, • Communicate CBA’s value through presentations and one-on-one engagement, • Ensure events are organized, professional, and aligned with growth goals Administrative and Cross-Functional Support • Support scheduling, transportation coordination, documentation, and member follow-up across teams, • Collaborate with internal departments and stakeholders to align outreach and engagement efforts, • Assist with cross-functional operations and resolve member access needs as they arise, • Support initiatives related to care coordination, engagement, and member retention, • Serve as a flexible resource to meet operational and organizational priorities, • Perform other duties as assigned to support CBA’s mission and growth strategy, • Support operational initiatives associated with Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (AEP), including increased outreach activity, scheduling coordination, member communications, member retention efforts, and engagement campaigns, • Assist with Medicare member evaluations, preventive engagement initiatives, and care access coordination for Medicare populations Performance Metrics • Member acquisition and lead-to-member conversion rates, • Lead follow-up performance and appointment scheduling outcomes, • Transportation completion rates and PCP assignment accuracy, • Salesforce documentation accuracy and timeliness, • Outreach activity, event impact, and community partnerships, • Conversion rates from outreach to scheduled appointments, • Resolution of transportation, scheduling, and member access barriers, • Accuracy of outreach, engagement, and operational tracking, • Additional metrics as assigned, • Performance expectations, outreach goals, scheduling volume, conversion metrics, and engagement activities may adjust during Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) based on operational and organizational priorities, • Medicare member engagement completion rates, wellness evaluation scheduling outcomes, retention-related activities, and member follow-up performance, • AEP-related outreach productivity, lead conversion outcomes, scheduling turnaround times, and retention support metricsRequirements: Qualifications Required Education • High school diploma or GED required., • Bachelor’s degree preferred. Required Skills and Competencies • Ability to engage diverse communities with professionalism and cultural awareness, • Excellent organization, multitasking, and time management skills, • Ability to work independently and collaborate across teams, • Communicating with members, insurance providers, and partners to coordinate services and resolve issues, • Flexibility to work evenings and weekends as needed, • Proactive, adaptable, and results-driven problem solver Preferred Experience • 2+ years of experience in sales, outreach, healthcare navigation, customer service, or community-based roles, • Experience with member outreach, lead generation, or care coordination workflows, • Knowledge of Medicare, Medicaid, or managed care environments, • Experience with CRM systems (Salesforce preferred) or transportation coordination tools (e.g., Kaizen Health), • Event coordination or community engagement experience, • Familiarity with health equity and social determinants of health, • Proven ability to meet or exceed performance or outreach targets, • Familiarity with Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) workflows, Medicare Advantage engagement strategies, Medicare wellness evaluations, and member retention initiatives Additional Job Requirements and Qualifications • Reliable transportation and willingness to travel locally, • U.S. work authorization required, • Strong communication, interpersonal, and persuasion skills, • Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Excel, Outlook, Word, Teams), • Ability to work on-site at St, Bernard Hospital, • Understanding that key systems (e.g., Meditech and Citrix) are accessible only on hospital premises and cannot be accessed remotely, • Adherence to all system access, security and confidentiality protocols., • Flexibility to support extended outreach, scheduling, engagement, and operational activities during peak enrollment periods, including Medicare Annual Enrollment Period (AEP) Physical Requirements • Ability to travel extensively (60–80% of the workweek) within the Greater South Side of Chicago to support outreach, events, and member engagement, • Reliable transportation and valid driver’s license if required, • Ability to sit for extended periods while using a computer, making calls, and documenting activity, • Proficiency using standard office and mobile technology, including CRM systems, • Ability to communicate effectively in person and by phone, • Ability to stand, walk, and work outdoors for extended periods during community events, • Ability to lift and carry up to 30 pounds and assist with event setup and breakdown, • Ability to work in both indoor and outdoor environments, including varying weather conditions CBA is committed to providing reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals with disabilities to perform essential job functions. Reporting Structure The Member Navigator will report to the Director of Member Engagement and Growth Strategy and work closely with CBA’s directors, clinical teams, outreach teams, operational teams, and community partners. The Director of Member Engagement and Growth Strategy will evaluate the Member Navigator’s performance based on expectations related to member acquisition, lead follow-up, transportation coordination, PCP assignment completion, Salesforce documentation, outreach participation, partner engagement, scheduling outcomes, and overall contribution to CBA’s growth and member engagement strategy. Is This You? You excel in fast-paced, high-volume environments where priorities shift and calendars are full. You anticipate needs, exercise sound judgment, and follow through consistently. You are highly organized, detail-oriented, and intrinsically motivated by bringing structure, clarity, and momentum to complex work. You work efficiently without sacrificing accuracy and understand how your role directly supports effective leadership and organizational performance. You work effectively across all teams and departments—Finance, HR, Programs, and Executive Leadership—and you’re not afraid to jump in, take initiative, or lead a new project when needed. If this sounds like you, CBA would love to have you on our team! The Member Navigator is a results-driven, community-facing role responsible for supporting member acquisition, engagement, scheduling, transportation coordination, insurance workflows, outreach, and retention. This role serves as a key link between community outreach, member engagement, and care access, helping prospective and existing members navigate CBA services. Responsibilities include converting leads into scheduled appointments, coordinating transportation, supporting PCP assignment, participating in community events, and maintaining accurate activity tracking in Salesforce. The Member Navigator represents CBA in the community, by phone, and with partner organizations. Success in this role requires strong communication, organization, cultural humility, and the ability to work in a fast-paced, goal-oriented environment. Reliable transportation and willingness to travel throughout the Greater South Side of Chicago are required. This position is eligible to earn up to $15,000 annually in performance-based incentives tied to acquisition, engagement, and operational metrics. Why CBA? CBA offers generous pay and benefits, including: • BCBS medical and dental insurance., • Principal vision insurance., • Short- and long-term disability insurance., • Professional development opportunities., • Nine paid holidays., • Office closure between Christmas and New Year’s Day., • Hybrid office setting., • Paid time off., • 403B plan., • Excellent technology and IT support. How to Apply To apply, submit a cover letter describing your interest and experience along with your resume to: joinourteam@centerforbetteraging.org Equal Opportunity Employer Statement The Center for Better Aging is committed to diversity and inclusivity, ensuring equal opportunities for all employees and applicants. As an Equal Opportunity Employer, CBA does not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because of race, color, sex, age, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, genetics, veteran status, or any other federal, state, or local protected class. We encourage individuals from all backgrounds to apply.

Job Description Job Title: Director, Transformation and Operations Team: Office of the Chief Executive Officer Location: In-Person strong preference for Chicago (IL), also possible; Atlanta (GA), Newark (NJ), or New York City (NYC) Employment Type: Full-time FLSA Classification: Exempt Start Date: ASAP About Braven Braven is a national nonprofit that prepares promising college students to secure a strong first opportunity after college graduation through a career-accelerating program. We work with higher education and employer partners to offer a life-changing experience that begins with a semester-long course for college students, followed by support that lasts through graduation. Together, our ambition is to help rebuild the middle class and revitalize the American Dream. To learn more, take a look at Braven’s Jobs Report. About the Role In order to achieve its ambition of serving 80,000-100,000 Fellows over the next decade, Braven is hiring a Director, Transformation and Operations, to join the newly formed Transformation team. Transformation is charged with ensuring that we are seeing around corners and prepared to maximize the strategic opportunities in our future. Your role is to take the ideas that matter most and make them real. You'll lead the design and execution of key transformation initiatives — currently AI adoption, market intelligence, and process innovation for quality at scale, three of our largest organizational risks at our current inflection point in growth. While you don’t manage anyone directly, you will manage across many internal stakeholders, and your ability to move people toward shared outcomes without direct authority is critical to your success. You're energized by ambiguity, you think in systems, and you genuinely love figuring out what "cutting edge" means for an organization that is paving the way. You enjoy bringing structure to ambiguous problems without flattening the complexity, and you know when to slow down and define the question before rushing to answer it. The person in this role thrives in a startup environment where job descriptions are starting points, not ceilings — willing to roll up your sleeves across whatever the mission needs. This role is a part of the Office of the Chief Executive Officer and reports directly to the Head of Transformation. What You’ll Do Lead, Design, and Launch Special Initiatives (50%) • Create strategic plans that translate vision into execution for special initiatives owned by the Transformation team (inclusive of multi-year roadmaps, short-term project plans, stakeholder communications maps, risk mitigation strategies, learnings from market intelligence, etc.), • Synthesize insights and recommendations for senior leaders to guide ongoing strategy, • Manage the execution of a wide variety of teammates towards success, adapting strategies and frameworks as needed, • Initial projects within your scope will include ensuring we have enterprise-wide quality systems as we scale, and strong execution and enablement of our holistic approach to AI, • Build internal buy-in with evolving and cross-cutting projects, meeting people where they are, and making the unfamiliar feel approachable, for any special initiatives, • Serve as an internal resource for "what's possible" — translating data and ideas into practical, mission-aligned use cases we can actually act on, • Embrace the reality that we're figuring this out as we go — and help the team feel steady while we do, • Lead and influence cross-functional teams in a matrixed environment (i.e., teams will not directly report into this role) to bring initiatives to life, fostering a culture of excellence, continuous learning, collaboration, and innovation Operations Infrastructure & Project Management (30%) • Create and own the project plans behind our transformation initiatives while building timelines, setting milestones, tracking dependencies, and keeping cross-functional work moving forward, • Turn big-picture organizational priorities into specific, sequenced actions with real owners and real deadlines, and follow up on them without oversight from your manager, • Build and improve our team’s operating infrastructures while increasing process efficiency, developing new processes, and training others in these areas, • Create lightweight but durable operating systems: the trackers, templates, and check-in rhythms that give a small team visibility into a lot of moving parts, • Ensure these integrate with and streamline/simplify organizational processes, vs. create additional complexity, • Flag risks and potential blockers early; bring proposed solutions, not just problems, • Coordinate internal teammates and external collaborators toward shared goals — without relying on formal authority to get things done, • Develop high-quality memos, briefings, and presentation materials to support executive-level decision-making and external stakeholder engagement, • Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to enhance our nimbleness as we grow and ensure alignment with broader organizational strategic objectives Research and Analysis (Market Intelligence) (20%) • Develop and maintain systems for gathering and organizing strategic market intelligence so findings are accurate, accessible, and updated regularly, • Ensure a variety of voices/stakeholders internally and externally, especially ones that might be overlooked or seemingly irrelevant, are incorporated, • Monitor and analyze trends, regulatory changes, and technological advancements across sectors, including workforce development, AI in higher education, and employer expectations, to identify positioning opportunities and threats for Braven, • Track what peer organizations, edtech organizations, university career centers, and employers are doing; codify what that means for our work, and identify white space where we can lead, • Synthesize findings from articles, podcasts, research, newsletters, conferences, and partner conversations into crisp, actionable briefings for leadership and staff, • Connect macro trends — including AI in recruiting, shifting employer expectations, and changing student needs — to near-term decisions Braven can make today, • Lead efforts to identify, evaluate, and integrate AI tools and partnerships from a market intelligence and positioning lens, in coordination with Systems and Product, • Translate complex data into clear strategic insights with actionable recommendations for senior leadership; deliver concise, impactful reports/presentations to key stakeholders, • Serve as a trusted advisor to internal stakeholders on competitive positioning, offering recommendations grounded in evidence, • Other duties as assigned. Requirements Minimum Requirements • Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent, • 5+ years of strategic operations experience with the proven ability of managing complex projects and lead others to outcomes Preferred Qualifications • Exceptional ability to collaborate and work in cross-functional teams, ideally in a matrixed, cross-functional environment or scaling consulting or mission-driven organization, • Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to draft clear, audience-appropriate communications quickly and with minimal direction, • Exceptional ability to synthesize information, identify the most important thread, and move forward without needing every detail resolved, • Experience in the education or nonprofit sector, or in consulting, • Comfort and fluency with AI tools (e.g., Claude) and a curiosity about how technology can drive mission-aligned work; ability to navigate myriad tech systems (e.g., Asana/Trello, Salesforce, Zoom), • Track record of operating in ambiguous environments and creating structure where little exists, • Demonstrated commitment to building strong and welcoming cultures that help to develop others, • Exemplification of Braven’s core values, • Experience that has informed your belief in Braven’s mission and has prepared you to work with, or for, Braven’s student Fellow population Please know that no one ever meets 100% of the preferred qualifications. If much of this describes you, we encourage you to apply. Work Demands • Ability to work in-person in Atlanta (GA), Chicago (IL), Newark (NJ), or New York City (NYC), • Travel 15-20% of the time Additional Requirements • Authorized to work in the U.S., • Braven doesn’t offer employment visa sponsorship Application & Interview Process While the interview process may vary slightly, the general process will be: • Interview with Hiring Specialist, • Performance Task, • Interview with Hiring Manager, • Panel Interview with Colleagues and Peers Benefits Compensation and Benefits Braven offers competitive base salaries based on the midpoint of the market among not-for-profit organizations of similar size, with opportunities for salary growth over time. We believe in compensating staff members fairly in relation to each other, their qualifications, and their impact on behalf of the organization, and take internal and external equity seriously. Given our commitment to equity, Braven does not negotiate salary offers; instead, each salary offer is determined carefully using external and internal benchmarking. Starting salary within the range is determined by role scope and qualifications, with new hires starting at the lower end to allow for growth with performance. Braven does not base compensation on individual candidate salary expectations and is committed to maintaining internal equity. The salary ranges, by geographic market, for this role are set forth $87,200-$108,900 in Atlanta, $92,000-$114,900 in Chicago, and $101,200-$126,400 in New York City and Newark. This is based on a 50-hour work week at an hourly rate. This is a full-time, regular, non-exempt, and benefits eligible position where you will be working at 100% capacity. Braven also provides competitive, comprehensive benefits, recognition, and career development. While Braven reserves the right to change benefits at any time, current benefits include: • Unlimited vacation time in addition to org-wide holidays and week-long shutdowns in July and the end of the calendar year (this is a minimum of 19 days per year), • Braven supports your path to parenthood and beyond with $25,000 in lifetime Carrot benefits for fertility, family-building, and hormonal health, • Match of your 401K contribution up to 5% of your base annual salary, starting your first full month, • Coverage of 85% of health insurance premium for employee and dependents, • 12 weeks of paid parental leave, • A one-month paid sabbatical after 4 years on staff Please note that Braven is firm in its compensation philosophy; therefore, only candidates who believe our total rewards package aligns with what they are looking for in their next opportunity are encouraged to apply. Location We gather in the office 3 days a week (Tuesday through Thursday) and work remotely 2 days a week (Monday and Friday). Therefore, this role requires teammates to live within commuting distance of one of our hubs: Atlanta, Chicago, New York, or Newark. We believe in the magic, connection, and collaboration that happens when people work together face-to-face, and we believe in giving people flexibility to focus, balance personal priorities, and save themselves two commutes per week. Braven is an equal opportunity employer and considers qualified applicants for employment without regard to race, color, creed, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, age, disability, veteran status, or any other protected factor. We encourage talented individuals of all backgrounds to apply.

Job Description:\n\n Job Title: Head of Program Design Team: Product Location: Hybrid in Atlanta (GA) - preferred, Chicago (IL), New York (NYC), or Newark (NJ) Employment Type: Full-time FLSA Classification: Exempt Start Date: ASAP About Braven Braven is a national nonprofit that prepares promising college students to secure a strong first opportunity after college graduation through a career-accelerating program. We work with higher education and employer partners to offer a life-changing experience that begins with a semester-long course for college students, followed by support that lasts through graduation. Together, our ambition is to help rebuild the middle class and revitalize the American Dream. To learn more, take a look at Braven’s Jobs Report. About the Role In order to achieve its ambition of serving 80,000–100,000 Fellows over the next decade, Braven is hiring a Head of Program Design who will own the evolution, quality, and integrity of every program experience Braven puts in front of students, volunteers, and staff, serving as both the lead builder and the person responsible for setting the standards for how those experiences are designed. Braven's program is built around a core belief: that students build career readiness by developing the right skills, networks, experiences, and confidence. Everything the Design team builds is in service of that equation. As the leader of the Design team and a member of the Product Leadership Team, you will translate evidence from Braven's research and real-time signals from the field into high-quality, pedagogically sound program assets and learning sequences that can be delivered across dozens of campuses with varying academic lengths (e.g., semester, quarter, summer school, etc.) at scale. You hold the line on adult learning best practices regardless of timeline pressure or competing priorities, and you ensure that every staff member and volunteer who facilitates a Braven program experience understands both what they're teaching and why it's built the way it is. We're also looking for someone with a genuinely entrepreneurial orientation, someone who is deeply curious about how other organizations are solving the college-to-career challenge, and who brings that curiosity back into how Braven evolves its own approach. Critically, this person must be able to hold two things as connected rather than in tension: the commitment to human-centered, pedagogically excellent design and the imperative to simplify and scale. The program has to work for the student sitting in front of it and for the institution delivering it at volume. Seeing those as the same challenge — not competing ones — is a prerequisite for excellence in this role. This role is on the Product team and reports directly to the Chief Product Officer. What You’ll Do Build, Steward, and Evolve Braven's Program Experience (30%)Design and evolve the entire program experience continuum, which starts with the Accelerator course and extends to supporting our Fellows for 6 months after graduation.Maintain a growing high-quality multi-modal library (in-person, virtual, and on-demand) of program experiences, including workshops, learning modules, facilitated sequences, stand-alone resources, on-demand tools, and event designs that help students build the skills, networks, experiences, and confidence needed to secure strong first opportunities after college.Create and pilot new program assets in response to what program staff is observing in the field and/or our higher education partners lift up as a need/interest — when teams flag that students are struggling or that a specific need has emerged, your team builds the response, keeping scale and simplicity front and center.Translate findings from Braven's research team into concrete design decisions, ensuring that what the evidence says students need is actually reflected in how every experience is structured, sequenced, and facilitated, partnering with execution teams to ensure the program is delivered as intendedMaintain and refresh program assets over time by updating content regularly based on stakeholder feedback, student outcome data, and shifts in the college-to-career landscape, including staying up to speed on how the context is shifting with students (e.g., pandemic moment that required more online to a digital learning fatigue moment six years after the pandemic) and/or the labor market (e.g., employers are scaling up dramatically so job acquisition is easier including remote work to labor market is shrinking because of over hiring and now how AI is shaping the realities students face in the job market)Keep an eye towards what must be true at scale, adjusting designs over time based on feasibility constraints or new technology realities that have ripple effects into designs.Be the consummate learner and consumer of our in-person and digital products, in order to stay proximate to the field as well as on the cutting edge of what is to come Set and Hold the Standard for Quality and Integrity of Program Experiences (25%)Define, ensure the execution of, and evolve Braven's standards for high-quality program design, including how experiences are structured, how long they run, how learning is assessed, and how facilitation is approached.Ensure all program experiences are grounded in adult learning science, cultural competence (including that of a particular higher education institution), and reflect a deep understanding of Braven's students, predominantly first-generation college students and students from low-income backgrounds, navigating the transition from college to career.Stay current on the external field — career readiness research, employer expectations, evolving best practices in adult learning, highly-resourced colleges' career preparation evolutions, digital tools, and bring that knowledge into Braven's design work. Prepare Staff and Volunteers to Facilitate with Confidence and Fidelity (20%)Design and deliver ongoing training that equips program staff and volunteers who are on the front lines with students every day to understand Braven’s approach to career readiness topics, and can deliver to students coherent, consistent guidance.Design and deliver training on design intent so that facilitators understand why an experience is built the way it is, and can make good judgment calls when they need to adapt in the moment.Ensure training and staff enablement are built into each new program from the start, making them a core part of a complete, high-quality experience.Lead conversations with staff about what is likely to come next in the programmatic experience's evolution. Lead the Team and Shape Program Strategy (25%)Lead, develop, and grow a team of designers who are responsible for the full scope of design work across Braven's program experience, from the Accelerator course to post-course support for Fellows, which lasts until six months post graduation.Manage the team as well as the team’s mental agility in a way that allows for business as usual, as well as the ability to flex, be nimble, and start to innovate in a manner that meets the moment.Serve as a member of Braven's Product Leadership Team, contributing design expertise to cross-functional decisions about what the program should do next, how it should evolve, and what it will take to deliver it at scale.Partner with colleagues across Research, Data, Program Delivery, and Operations to ensure design decisions are grounded in evidence, informed by what's happening in the field, and set up to be delivered well.Engage directly, including online and ground-based visits with the field to inform perspective.Bring a constant eye toward program simplification while regularly asking which design elements are truly essential for student outcomes, where the program has accumulated complexity that doesn't drive value, and how to redesign experiences that are both excellent and more scalable over time.Partner across the organization with program delivery teams, operations, and technology to identify where design changes could unlock scale, and help Braven distill the program architecture toward what it truly needs to be as it grows.Help scope and grow the Design team as the organization scales toward serving 25,000+ Fellows.Serve as a member of the "One Braven" leadership team, contributing to org-wide strategy and stewarding a healthy, high-performing culture for both your immediate team and the broader organization.Other duties as assigned. RequirementsMinimum RequirementsEducation: BS/BA10+ years of experience designing clear, engaging, purposeful, and culturally competent learning experiences3+ years of experience managing a team toward outcomes Preferred Qualifications Master's degree or other certification in learning design, instructional design, or a related fieldExpert practitioner in human-centered design and adult learning science, with a strong point of view on what makes a learning experience work for adults, especially adults navigating high-stakes career momentsDemonstrated experience building and maintaining a program or curriculum library that serves multiple delivery teams or contexts. You know how to design for reuse, not just for one-time useExperience designing human-centered learning experiences that scale through technology.Experience designing training for the people who deliver your programs, not just the content itself, but the facilitation guides, design rationale, and enablement that help others teach it wellExperience and agility with keeping old, evolving, and piloting new designs all at the same time.Exceptional written and verbal communicator who expresses ideas clearly, simply, and with strong design instinctsCompetent in synthesizing multiple data types such as observations, user interviews, research, feedback, and quantitative data to identify root problems and drive design improvementsDeep alignment with Braven's core values and a belief in Braven's mission, informed by experience working with or for student populations like Braven's Fellows — predominantly people of color from low-income backgroundsProven track record of building and growing high-performing teams, including developing talent at multiple levels and scoping new roles as an organization growsStrategic thinker who can hold both the quality of a single experience and the coherence of the full student journey simultaneously, you can zoom in and zoom outSkilled at working across teams and influencing without formal authority, you know how to advocate for quality with colleagues who have different mandates and timelinesExperience contributing to organizational strategy as a senior leader, including cross-functional collaboration at the leadership team level Technical SkillsProficient in learning management systems and content editors (Braven currently uses Canvas and Articulate) Please know that no one ever meets 100% of the preferred qualifications. If much of this describes you, we encourage you to apply. Work DemandsAbility to work in-person in one of these three hub cities of Braven’s: Atlanta (GA), Chicago (IL), Newark (NJ), or New York City (NY), 3 days per weekTravel 2–3 times per quarter for team convenings, site visits, and organizational gatherings Additional RequirementsAuthorized to work in the U.S.Braven doesn’t offer employment visa sponsorship Application & Interview Process While the interview process may vary slightly, the general process will be:Phone screen with Talent Team memberPerformance TaskInterview with Hiring ManagerPanel Interview with Key PartnersReference Checks BenefitsCompensation and Benefits Braven offers competitive base salaries based on the midpoint of the market among not-for-profit organizations of similar size, with opportunities for salary growth over time. We believe in compensating staff members fairly in relation to each other, their qualifications, and their impact on behalf of the organization, and take internal and external equity seriously. Given our commitment to equity, Braven does not negotiate salary offers; instead, each salary offer is determined carefully using external and internal benchmarking. Starting salary within the range is determined by role scope and qualifications, with new hires starting at the lower end to allow for growth with performance. Braven does not base compensation on individual candidate salary expectations and is committed to maintaining internal equity. The salary ranges, by geographic market, for this role are set forth $154,500-$193,100 in Atlanta, $163,200-$204,000 in Chicago, and $179,600-$224,400 in New York City and Newark. This is based on a 50-hour work week. This is a full-time, and benefits eligible position where you will be working at 100% capacity. Braven also provides competitive, comprehensive benefits, recognition, and career development. While Braven reserves the right to change benefits at any time, current benefits include: Unlimited vacation time in addition to org-wide holidays and week-long shutdowns in July and the end of the calendar year (this is a minimum of 19 days per year)Braven supports your path to parenthood and beyond with $25,000 in lifetime Carrot benefits for fertility, family-building, and hormonal healthMatch of your 401K contribution up to 5% of your base annual salary, starting your first full monthCoverage of 85% of health insurance premium for employees and dependents12 weeks of paid parental leaveA one-month paid sabbatical after 4 years on staff Please note that Braven is firm in its compensation philosophy because of our deep, long time commitment to equity; therefore, only candidates who believe our total rewards package aligns with what they are looking for in their next opportunity are encouraged to apply. Location We gather in the office 3 days a week (Tuesday through Thursday) and work remotely 2 days a week (Monday and Friday). Therefore, this role requires teammates to live within commuting distance of one of our hubs: Atlanta, Chicago, New York City or Newark. We believe in the magic, connection, and collaboration that happens when people work together face-to-face, and we believe in giving people flexibility to focus, balance personal priorities, and save themselves two commutes per week. Braven is an equal opportunity employer and considers qualified applicants for employment without regard to race, color, creed, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, age, disability, veteran status, or any other protected factor. We encourage talented individuals of all backgrounds to apply.

Job DescriptionSummary of Position: After School Matters is seeking committed part-time instructors to teach a Business and Leadership program located at a partner site in the South Chicago neighborhood during the Summer 2026 Program Session. Quantum Shore Groundbreakers is a structured, hands-on youth engagement program designed to introduce teens to careers in the building industry. The program will allow teens to explore how projects are conceived, designed, financed, engineered, and built through mentorship and real-world learning. The instructor will co-lead a cohort of approximately 20 teens, guiding participants through learning activities related to business, leadership, and real estate development. The instructor will recruit, teach, and mentor teens and will also manage operational pieces such as program planning, attendance, and budget creation. Program Schedule: The summer program will run one day a week for five weeks from July 8th - August 5th. Program hours are Wednesdays from 9:00 AM – 1:30 PM. Additional hours are allotted for planning, preparation, meetings, and professional development as required by ASM. Program Location: 8555 S Green Bay Avenue, Chicago, IL Major Duties and Responsibilities: • Introduce a diverse group of teen participants in collaboration with Related Midwest to business, leadership, and real estate development concepts while fostering a positive, safe, and collaborative learning environment., • Support teens in applying weekly learning toward a team-based capstone design project, culminating in a final presentation and showcase., • Provide supervision during all program activities, including on site sessions and any approved field-based experiences., • Report all problems or concerns and program updates to After School Matters Program Specialist to maintain consistent lines of communication throughout the program session, • Attend all planning and program dates, including Instructor orientation, professional development workshops, meetings and other required sessions, • Participate in the recruitment, interview, and selection process of teen program participants, • Manage and track program activities such as attendance, interview outcomes, enrollment, evaluation surveys, and pertinent student records in an online data tracking system (Cityspan)., • Other duties as assigned. Supervisory Responsibilities: • Supervise teens at an average of 20:1, instructor: teen ratio Knowledge, Skills and Abilities: • Demonstrated knowledge of business, leadership, entrepreneurship, real estate, development, or related fields., • Ability to translate professional or technical concepts into accessible, engaging learning experiences for teens., • Commitment to youth development principles, including safety, inclusion, and youth voice., • Customer service skills; ability to effectively communicate with a variety of stakeholders (teen participants, parents, ASM programs staff, vendors, etc.), • Cultural competence Qualifications: • Bachelor’s degree in a relevant business or education major preferred; high school diploma or GED required., • Prior experience teaching, mentoring, or facilitating learning with teenagers is required., • Professional experience in business, leadership, development, construction, real estate, or related industries preferred., • Commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion is required. Compensation: $20–27 per hour, depending on experience and education. About Us: After School Matters is a Chicago-based nonprofit organization that annually offers after-school and summer programs to nearly 19,000 Chicago high school teens to explore and develop their talents while gaining critical skills that will set them up for success in college and beyond. Thirty-five years later, now known as After School Matters, our program has engaged more than 450,000 Chicago teens and is the nation’s largest and most successful provider of after-school and summer programs for high school teens. No other organization offers programs to high school students at the scale and quality that we do. We offer paid apprenticeships led by professionals in the fields of arts, communications and leadership, sports, and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math). Our nationally respected youth development model has been replicated in cities across the country and earned us the City Livability Award from the U.S. Conference of Mayors. Programs take place at community locations throughout the city, including four ASM buildings: downtown at Gallery 37 Center for the Arts and Orleans, the Michael and Karyn Lutz Center in Belmont Cragin, and the Pullman community at Gately Park. Currently, After School Matters' annual operating budget is approximately $48M and employs approximately 500 staff across the organization. For more information, visit www.afterschoolmatters.org. EEO: After School Matters is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, ancestry, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, protected veteran status, military discharge status, age, marital status, parental status, or source of income. 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Job DescriptionDescriptionGreenwood Project The Greenwood Project was founded in 2016 based on two core principles: “Students can’t be what they can’t see” and “There is no lack of talent, only a lack of opportunity.” GP’s mission is bold, essential and long overdue. We are dedicated to creating opportunities for qualified Black and Latino college students to attain high-trajectory careers in financial services through rigorous training and internships. At Greenwood Project, we don’t just talk about change; we are the catalyst for it, breaking barriers and building a more inclusive and diverse financial industry. Our people are the foundation that allows us to achieve our ambitious goals. Becoming part of the Greenwood Project team means joining a group of driven, passionate and intellectually curious individuals. To work here is to be crucial to the organization’s success. Director of Partnership Engagement Ready to deepen the partnerships that make our Scholars’ futures possible? We’re seeking a Director of Partnership Engagement to own the stewardship, retention, and growth of Greenwood Project’s partner portfolio. This role reports to the CEO and is designed for experienced relationship managers with a track record in account management, customer success, donor retention, or major gifts stewardship, whether that track record comes from the nonprofit, corporate, or financial services world. You’ll take the relationships our business development team secures and turn them into deep, multi-year partnerships built on trust, consistent engagement, and shared investment in our mission. This is an opportunity to build deep, lasting relationships with the partners who make Greenwood Project’s work possible, designing cultivation strategies tailored to each partner’s goals, creating consistent touchpoints that keep them engaged, and finding the right moments to invite deeper investment in our mission. Every touchpoint you create and every relationship you deepen directly sustains the programs that help our Scholars break into financial services careers. This role blends the relationship discipline of account management with the mission-driven purpose of making sure no partner ever feels like just a name on a spreadsheet. Why Now? Greenwood Project is growing quickly, and as we bring on more partners, our retention and stewardship work matters more than ever. We need someone dedicated full-time to nurturing these relationships once they’re won, making sure every partner feels valued, informed, and invited to grow their support over time. This is your chance to build the stewardship practice that helps our partners grow more invested in our Scholars’ success, year after year. Key Responsibilities Portfolio Stewardship: Serve as the primary relationship manager for an assigned portfolio of partners handed off from our business development team, building trust and continuity from day one. Retention & Growth: Develop and execute cultivation plans that deepen each partner’s engagement and encourage increased participation and giving, working toward measurable retention and expansion targets. Engagement Cadence: Maintain a disciplined, consistent cadence of meaningful touchpoints per partner each month, including calls, meetings, check-ins, and site visits, logged in the CRM within 48 hours of each interaction. Partner Health & Risk Management: Conduct quarterly partner health assessments to flag at-risk relationships early and build proactive retention strategies well before renewal conversations begin. Handoff & Team Coordination: Partner with our business development team on smooth partner handoffs, and collaborate with the CEO and Programs team to align partner engagement with organizational priorities. Reporting & Forecasting: Maintain rigorous CRM hygiene, logging every partner interaction, note, and next step in real time. Deliver accurate, cash-based forecasting against individual and team portfolio targets so leadership always knows where revenue stands. QualificationsA note to potential candidates: Multiple studies have shown that BIPOC and other candidates from marginalized populations are less likely to apply for jobs unless they believe they meet every single one of the qualifications in a job description. Greenwood Project is committed to building a diverse, equitable, and inclusive organization and finding the best candidate for the job. We would strongly encourage interested individuals to apply, even if they don't believe they meet every one of the qualifications described below. Required: A note on qualifications: We’re looking for candidates who can speak to their track record in concrete terms. Be ready to discuss specific metrics such as retention rate, portfolio size, and revenue or cash growth during the interview process. · 3+ years managing a portfolio of corporate clients, financial services accounts, or institutional relationships, with measurable retention and growth results, whether that experience comes from account management, client success, or nonprofit major gifts and donor retention work. · Excellent relationship management and stewardship skills: Comfortable building trust with C-suite executives, family office principals, foundation program officers, and other institutional partners over the life of a multi-year relationship. · Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to act as a trusted advisor and advocate for Greenwood’s mission in every partner interaction · Self-starter with an entrepreneurial mindset and exceptional organizational discipline, comfortable managing a full portfolio of partners with different needs, timelines, and giving cycles at once · Proficiency in CRM platforms (HubSpot preferred), with disciplined logging of every partner interaction · Deep commitment to Greenwood’s mission of education, access, and workforce development Preferred: · A track record of growing existing client or donor commitments with clear, quantifiable results (e.g., percentage retention, dollar growth) · Knowledge of foundation grant cycles and corporate sponsorship renewal processes is valuable · Experience managing accounts within financial services, with a demonstrated ability to grow and retain complex institutional relationships BenefitsEqual Employment Opportunity Policy The Greenwood Project is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, age, religion, ancestry, marital status, familial status, or any other legally protected classification federally or in the State of Illinois. The Greenwood Project does not discriminate in its activities, educational programs, hiring practices, or employment practices as required by Title VI, IX, and Section 504. Compensation and Benefits This position is based in Chicago, with a hybrid work environment. Some travel will be required. Base Salary: $90,000-$110,000 On-Target Earnings (OTE): Approximately $130,000 at 100% of goal, with total compensation potential up to $180,000 based on performance A comprehensive benefits package includes employee health care, dental and vision coverage, a 401(k) plan and generous paid time off. If you thrive in a dynamic, fast-paced environment and are eager to be part of a team dedicated to creating opportunities for qualified college students while driving meaningful change, we encourage you to apply for this role at Greenwood Project. Shared Values • Cultural Competency: All team members strive to build a working knowledge of the historical, social, and economic history of this country with a particular value for diverse identities, ideas, and experiences. As team members, we consistently work to acquire and apply cultural knowledge and adapt to the cultural context of various communities. We are reflective and often think about the impact of our actions, words, and thoughts on various components of their and others’ intersectional lines of identity. We strive to self-monitor our various layers of privilege and push the organization to be the strongest collection of voices possible., • Influence and Impact: We value learning about the working styles and preferences of others and strive to adapt our approach to maximize the success of everyone on the team., • Strategic Thinking: We critically analyze inputs and think through the long-term outputs of the organization, working to create systems and structures that are scalable and sustainable., • Self-Direction: Our team members operate with both initiative and follow-through to ensure that we can operate in ways that build trust in each other., • Balance: We value in-person collaboration and independent, flexible work. That is why we have a hybrid schedule, with most associates finding a balance between office and home., • Growth: We want your career to be satisfying for the long term. If you want to try a new project or attend a meeting with another group, we welcome it. We want you to learn, stretch and grow as much as you want.

Job Description:\n\n Job Title: Head of Post Course Strategy Team: Product Location: In-Person in Atlanta (GA), Chicago (IL), New York (NY), or Newark (NJ) Employment Type: Full-time FLSA Classification: Exempt Hiring Manager: Chief Product Officer About Braven Braven is a national nonprofit that prepares promising college students to secure a strong first opportunity after college graduation through a career-accelerating program. We work with higher education and employer partners to offer a life-changing experience that begins with a semester-long course for college students, followed by support that lasts through graduation. Together, our ambition is to help rebuild the middle class and revitalize the American Dream. To learn more, take a look at Braven’s Jobs Report. About the Role In order to achieve its ambition of serving 80,000–100,000 Fellows over the next decade, Braven is hiring a Head of Post Course Strategy Execution who will build the strategic and operational infrastructure that drives strong career outcomes for Fellows after they complete the Accelerator every Braven Fellow's 10-15 week entry point into our program. This is an entrepreneurial role over a newer and still forming body of work that sits at the intersection of strategy and execution. The post-Accelerator Fellow experience is inherently adaptive: it is shaped by regional labor markets, individual Fellow profiles, and employer partnerships that evolve over time. This role brings structure and intentionality to that complexity, establishing a strategic PAF experience floor that guides regional teams while preserving the local latitude needed to optimize for each market. You hold the cross-regional view that no single campus team can hold, and you use that perspective to ensure that local execution is grounded in shared goals and the best practices emerging across Braven's network. One important distinction: Braven has a dedicated team responsible for building the actual program experiences, the workshops, modules, and resources that Fellows move through. Your job is not to build those experiences. Your job is to determine what Fellows need, decide what gets in front of them and when, commission new resources when gaps emerge, and ensure that what gets deployed is actually driving outcomes. You are accountable for whether the post-Accelerator arc is working, and you think creatively about how to reach Fellows at scale through a mix of live, asynchronous, and technology-enabled approaches. Getting to 25,000 Fellows means not every intervention can be staff-delivered and synchronous, and this role helps Braven figure out what that looks like in practice – including where campus and community partners can extend the post-Accelerator experience beyond what Braven delivers directly. As a member of Braven's Product Leadership Team, you contribute to decisions about how the post-Accelerator program evolves, bringing the accountability of someone watching outcomes in the field to cross-functional conversations about what Braven should build, change, or stop doing. This role is on the Product Team and reports directly to the Chief Product Officer. What You’ll Do Own Post-Accelerator Outcomes and Strategy (30%)Hold accountability for post-Accelerator outcomes, not just whether programming is delivered, but whether Fellows are building genuine momentum toward strong opportunities after college.Watch cohorts closely while in the Accelerator course and afterward, and stay attuned to what’s happening in the field: the outcomes data, the qualitative patterns emerging from regional teams, the things that aren’t in any report yet but are visible to someone paying close attention. Name what you’re seeing and act on it.Discover and make intervention decisions when the picture isn’t right: determine what response is needed, draw from Braven’s program resources, or commission the Design team to build something new, and work with colleagues across functions to get it to students.Define and steward the post-Accelerator program strategy: articulate what Fellows are working toward after the Accelerator, what Braven is accountable for driving, and what core practices every delivery context is expected to implement, grounded in Braven’s program logic model and findings from the Research team.Serve as a formal input into Braven’s research agenda by bringing qualitative intelligence from the field, the patterns, the outliers, what cohorts are telling you about what they need —directly to the Research team as evidence that outcomes data alone cannot provide.Bring a longitudinal perspective to program direction: you see how student needs and expectations shift year over year, and that perspective provides a structured basis for how Braven assesses whether the program is keeping pace with the Fellows it serves.Collaborate with other Central Teams and the regions to assess outcomes and determine in a collaborative way, what should change and what should stay.Stay current on the external field career readiness research, employer expectations, evolving labor market trends, including how AI and shifting hiring practices are reshaping the opportunities Fellows are entering, and how highly-resourced colleges are evolving their career preparation and bring that knowledge into Braven's PAF strategy. Lead Central PAF Programming (20%)Lead and develop the team responsible for Braven's centrally-run post-Accelerator programs, including Career Communities, the Professional Mentor Program, et cetera.Hold the team accountable to clear goals and outcomes, while building the conditions for each direct report to lead their area with increasing ownership and independence.Ensure that every centrally-run program is designed to be actively usable at the regional level — translating central offerings into tools and practices that strengthen the local Fellow experience. Continuously evaluate the PAF program portfolio, identifying where existing central or local supports need to evolve and where new ones need to be built so that the full arc of post-Accelerator programming remains responsive to what Fellows actually need to achieve strong outcomes.Stay proximate to the Fellow experience across delivery contexts, engaging directly with programming, regional teams, and Fellows themselves so that strategic decisions are grounded in what's actually happening, not just what's being reported. Build and Steward the Cross-Functional Operating Model (15%)Develop and maintain the cross-functional relationships, rituals, and shared accountability structures that make PAF programming real — not just in theory, but in practice across the Central teams whose work directly shapes what Fellows experience.Drive cross-functional collaboration to enhance program impact and operational efficiency. For example:Volunteer & Employer Teams: Integrate meaningful volunteer engagement into programming and create pathways for Fellows to access job opportunities and sponsorships.Data Team: Define regional use cases to ensure outcomes data is visualized in ways that are actionable for daily frontline use.Systems Team: Translate program strategy and user needs into technical requirements for the MyBraven platform.Regional Teams: Partner with local Program and External Affairs leads to align central resources with regional strategies, ensuring effective use of central "levers" to meet local needs.Establish and steward the cross-functional rhythms, the right people in the right conversations at the right cadence so that PAF priorities are visible across functions and the work that depends on others actually moves. Partner with Regional Teams Across the Network (20%)Hold the cross-regional view that no single regional team can hold: synthesize what’s working and what isn’t across campuses, cohorts, and contexts, and bring those insights back into both central strategy and regional practice.Partner with regional leaders as a strategic resource, sharing patterns, flagging emerging gaps, and helping teams act on what the data and field signals are telling them.Build trusted relationships with regional colleagues, influence action with the clearest cross-network picture of what's working for Fellows, and bring that intelligence to the people who can act on it.Work directly with Site Directors and their teams to strengthen local PAF strategy, diagnosing gaps, sharing what's working across the network, and helping teams make good decisions even when the data picture is incomplete.Co-create new programming with regional teams and treat their experience of what you build as essential information for evolving the broader strategy. Lead the Team and Shape Post-Accelerator Program Strategy (15%)Lead, develop, and grow the PAF Execution team, including developing talent at multiple levels and scoping new roles as the organization scales to serve significantly more Fellows.Serve as a member of Braven’s Product Leadership Team, contributing the perspective of someone accountable for field-level outcomes to cross-functional decisions about what Braven should build, change, or stop doing in the Accelerator and post-Accelerator arc.Partner with colleagues across Research, Design, and Operations to ensure the Post-Accelerator strategy is grounded in evidence, informed by what’s happening with students in real time, and set up to be delivered well.Serve as a member of the "One Braven" leadership team, contributing to org-wide strategy and stewarding a healthy, high-performing culture for both your immediate team and the broader organization.Anticipate where the post-Accelerator model needs to evolve as Braven scales toward 25,000+ Fellows, including which interventions can remain staff-delivered, where technology-enabled and asynchronous approaches need to grow, and what the PAF experience looks like when it's working at a fundamentally different volume.Other duties as assigned. Requirements Minimum RequirementsBachelor’s degree or equivalent experience7+ years of professional experience, with at least 3 years in a role that involved strategy development, program design, or organizational leadership3+ years of people management experience, including experience developing and holding direct reports accountable to outcomesDemonstrated experience working in or designing programs that support workforce development, career outcomes, or post-program student supportExperience influencing across teams or functions without direct authority, such as in a cross-functional or multi-site environment Preferred Qualifications Experience working in or with a nonprofit, education, or workforce development organization serving first-generation college students or communities historically underrepresented in professional careersComfort building structure and accountability systems while also executing, you can hold strategy and day-to-day delivery at the same timeTrack record of cross team and organization collaboration.Track record of translating high-level strategic direction into clear, actionable goals and accountability structures for a teamExperience working with or through regional or local teams in a multi-site organization, particularly in a role that required influencing without formal authorityComfort designing or deploying programming that reaches people at scale through a mix of live, asynchronous, and technology-enabled approaches, you understand that impact at scale requires thinking beyond the room, and you bring curiosity and creativity to how interventions reach the most Fellows most effectively.Comfort with ambiguity and a growth orientation toward data, you don’t need perfect information to make progress, and you actively build toward more rigorous evidence over timeStrong communicator across levels and functions, able to translate between strategy and execution, between central and regional, and between different levels of the organizationExperience with innovation and ongoing evolution of product experiences and the ability to be nimble in order to test innovation, as well as structured to ensure best practices are followed.Demonstrated commitment to building strong, inclusive cultures that develop othersExperience that has informed your belief in Braven’s mission and has prepared you to work with, or for, Braven’s student Fellow population predominantly people of color from low-income backgrounds navigating the transition from college to careerDemonstrated commitment to building strong and welcoming cultures that help to develop others.Exemplification of Braven’s core values.Experience that has informed your belief in Braven’s mission and has prepared you to work with, or for, Braven’s student Fellow population. Please know that no one ever meets 100% of the preferred qualifications. If much of this describes you, we encourage you to apply. Work DemandsAbility to work in-person in Atlanta (GA), Chicago (IL), New York (NY), or Newark (NJ), 3 days per weekOccasional travel to regional sites for team convenings, site visits, and cross-regional collaboration (estimated 6–8 times per year) Additional RequirementsAuthorized to work in the U.S.Braven doesn’t offer employment visa sponsorship Application & Interview Process While the interview process may vary slightly, the general process will be:Phone screen with Talent Team memberInitial interview with CPO and CEOPerformance TaskPanel Interview with Key StakeholdersInterview with Alignment Team members and/or Board membersInterview with Hiring ManagerReference Checks Benefits Compensation and Benefits Braven offers competitive base salaries based on the midpoint of the market among not-for-profit organizations of similar size, with opportunities for salary growth over time. We believe in compensating staff members fairly in relation to each other, their qualifications, and their impact on behalf of the organization, and take internal and external equity seriously. Given our commitment to equity, Braven does not negotiate salary offers; instead, each salary offer is determined carefully using external and internal benchmarking. Starting salary within the range is determined by role scope and qualifications, with new hires starting at the lower end to allow for growth with performance. Braven does not base compensation on individual candidate salary expectations and is committed to maintaining internal equity. The salary ranges, by geographic market, for this role are set forth: $154,500-$193,100 in Atlanta, $163,200-$204,000 in Chicago, and $179,600-$224,400 in New York City and Newark .This is a full-time, regular, exempt, and benefits eligible position where you will be working at 100% capacity. Braven also provides competitive, comprehensive benefits, recognition, and career development. While Braven reserves the right to change benefits at any time, current benefits include: Unlimited vacation time in addition to org-wide holidays and week-long shutdowns in July and the end of the calenda

Job Description Organization Overview: Ada S. McKinley Community Services Founded in 1919, Ada S. McKinley Community Services is one of Chicago’s most established and comprehensive human services organizations, dedicated to empowering, educating, and employing individuals to strengthen communities. For more than a century, the organization has expanded its reach and impact, now serving over 10,000 individuals annually across more than 70 locations in Illinois, with additional sites in Indiana and Wisconsin. Ada S. McKinley delivers an integrated portfolio of services across three core areas: Behavioral Health and Clinical Services, Child Development and Youth Services, and Employment and Community Support Services. Its programs span early childhood education, foster care, college and career readiness, workforce development, housing and community living for individuals with disabilities, and comprehensive mental health services. Each year, the organization provides behavioral health services to more than 3,000 children and families, supports 2,500+ youth through education and development programs, and serves over 1,600 individuals through employment and community support initiatives. At its core, Ada S. McKinley is committed to delivering holistic, community-based services that address the full spectrum of individual and family needs—from early childhood through adulthood. Under the leadership of CEO Jamal Malone, Ada continues to focus its resources and activities on improving and expanding opportunities for Chicago’s most vulnerable communities. With a strong reputation, deep community roots, and a broad service footprint, the organization continues to evolve its model to meet growing demand and expand access to high-quality, integrated care. To learn more, please visit: https://www.adasmckinley.org/ Role Summary: Controller Ada S. McKinley Community Services is seeking a Controller to join its finance leadership team at a pivotal moment for the organization. As a $65M, multi-program human services organization, Ada S. McKinley operates in a complex environment shaped by government funding, regulatory oversight, and diverse service lines. Reporting to the Chief Financial & Administrative Officer (CF&AO), the Controller will lead core accounting functions, including month-end close and accounts payable, while managing a team of three. This role is central to ensuring strong financial operations while supporting the organization’s broader mission and growth. Success in this role begins with listening and learning. The Controller will take the time to understand the organization’s programs, people, and funding structures, with a particular focus on behavioral health - a critical and evolving area of the organization’s work. The ideal candidate will bring experience with behavioral health funding models, including private insurance/payor relationships, Medicaid and Medicare billing, and related compliance requirements. This leader will work alongside program teams to identify challenges, strengthen financial processes, and ensure the infrastructure is in place to support effective service delivery and responsible program growth. The Controller will serve as a trusted, proactive partner to the CF&AO and leadership team - someone who brings forward solutions, communicates clearly, and contributes to a collaborative culture grounded in shared ownership. In addition, this leader will play a key role in shaping the organization’s future financial infrastructure, leading the evaluation and implementation of a new ERP system as Ada S. McKinley transitions from Microsoft Great Plains. This is an opportunity for a thoughtful, hands-on leader to bring both stability and forward momentum to a mission-driven organization. Key Responsibilities Accounting Operations & Financial Reporting • Own and drive the monthly close process, ensuring timely and accurate reporting aligned with established deadlines., • Oversee all core accounting functions, including general ledger, accounts payable, accounts receivable, and the expenditure cycle, ensuring accuracy, consistency, and a timely monthly close., • Prepare and present financial information in monthly finance reviews and executive discussions, demonstrating strong command of data and insights., • Oversee the organization’s billing and revenue cycle, including behavioral health billing systems, receivables, and revenue recognition across multiple funding streams, ensuring alignment with program operations., • Ensure effective management of accounts receivable, including aging, reconciliation, and integration with billing systems and program reporting.Audit, Compliance, & Government Funding, • Lead and support the organization’s audit processes, with direct responsibility for 6 of 8 annual audits, ensuring readiness and accuracy., • Ensure compliance with federal, state, and grant funding requirements within a highly regulated environment., • Oversee the tracking and reporting of restricted funds, aligning financial practices with program and regulatory expectations., • Oversee financial and compliance monitoring of contracts, grants, and sub-recipients, ensuring alignment with funding requirements and performance expectations.Team Leadership & Culture Building, • Lead, develop, and strengthen the accounting team, including oversight of key roles such as the Accounts Payable Manager, Senior Financial Analyst and Financial Analyst, • Establish clear expectations, strengthen accountability, and drive consistency in team performance., • Foster a collaborative, service-oriented culture aligned with the organization’s broader leadership approach.System, Process Improvement & ERP Implementation, • Assess current systems, including legacy and program-specific platforms, and lead efforts to streamline, integrate, and modernize financial and billing operations., • Strengthen internal controls and reduce reliance on manual processes, particularly within accounts payable., • Lead the evaluation, selection, and implementation of a new ERP system, ensuring strong project management and cross-functional coordination.Cross-Functional Partnership & Strategic Support, • Serve as a visible and trusted partner across departments, providing clear, actionable financial insights., • Present financial information to executive leadership, including the CEO and CF&AO, and translate complex financial data for non-financial audiences., • Support the growth and financial management of key program areas, including behavioral health, while anticipating risks and opportunities. Leadership & Competency Expectations The Controller will be a mission-aligned leader who takes personal ownership of financial stewardship, operating with a clear sense of accountability to both the organization and the communities it serves. While no single candidate is expected to possess every competency, the strongest candidates will demonstrate the following skills, qualities, and experiences: Solutions-Oriented and Forward-Looking Approaches challenges with a focus on resolution and progress. Identifies root causes, brings practical solutions, and maintains a forward-looking mindset that helps the organization move ahead with clarity and confidence. Service-Minded and Cross-Functional Partner Views the finance function as a partner to the broader organization. Works effectively across departments, ensuring teams have the financial insight and support needed to operate successfully. Builds strong relationships and aligns financial practices with programmatic realities. Clear Communicator and Trusted Advisor Communicates directly and consistently, ensuring alignment and minimizing surprises. Brings forward issues early, along with thoughtful recommendations, and contributes meaningfully to conversations with the CFO and leadership team. Behavioral Health and Funding Acumen Brings experience or strong familiarity with behavioral health environments, including an understanding of Medicaid/Medicare billing, managed care, and regulatory requirements. Able to navigate the complexity of funding structures and support programs with financial insight that strengthens compliance, sustainability, and growth. Mission-Driven and Community-Aligned Demonstrates a genuine commitment to the organization’s mission and the communities it serves. Brings cultural awareness, humility, and respect, with an understanding of the importance of delivering high-quality services to predominantly Black and underserved populations. Approaches the work with purpose and a desire to contribute to meaningful community impact. Qualifications • Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, or a related field required; CPA and/or MBA a plus, • 6-8 years of progressive accounting experience, including demonstrated leadership and team management responsibility, • Experience within a nonprofit organization required; experience in behavioral health, healthcare, or similarly regulated environments strongly preferred, • Strong knowledge of GAAP, fund accounting, and financial management within government-funded environments, • Demonstrated experience managing audits in complex, multi-entity or multi-program organizations, • Experience with ERP systems required; experience leading or supporting system implementations strongly preferred, • Demonstrated ability to manage and develop staff, including leading teams through transition or change, • Strong communication skills, with the ability to present financial information clearly to non-finance stakeholders and executive leadership Location, Compensation and Benefits This position is based in Chicago, Illinois, with a hybrid schedule that reflects the collaborative and cross-functional nature of the role. The Controller is expected to maintain a consistent on-site presence, typically three days per week, in alignment with leadership team expectations and to support engagement across departments. The salary range for this position is $135,000 – $150,000, commensurate with experience. The organization offers a comprehensive benefits package, including medical, dental, and vision coverage, retirement options, and paid time off. How to Apply To express your interest in this opportunity, please submit your resume and cover letter via the Maneva website. All inquiries and discussions will be handled with the utmost confidentiality. We are actively recruiting for this position, and applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until the search is concluded. We look forward to connecting with you! About Maneva Group Maneva Group is a leading woman and minority owned executive search firm dedicated to connecting exceptional talent with organizations committed to making a meaningful impact. Through a consultative and client-focused approach, Maneva Group partners with mission-driven organizations to build transformative leadership teams. Our name, Maneva, comes from the combination of two Sanskrit words: “Mānav” meaning mankind & “Sevā” meaning service. We are driven by the ideal of our name - service to humanity.

Job Description (Chicago/Hybrid) As a Donor Support Associate, you will interact directly with our donors through our donor call center. You will be responding to their inquiries, accepting donations, resolving concerns, and briefly praying with them for prayer requests. Your ability to attentively serve the needs of our donor partners will greatly impact our ability to provide life-saving aid to more than two million needy people in Israel and Jewish communities worldwide. This Full-time, Temp-to-Hire role will have the following key responsibilities. • Promptly answering all calls in a courteous, caring, and professional manner and making follow-up donor calls as needed. Identifying donor needs and responding to donor requests and concerns using appropriate research techniques., • Preparing and ensuring the accuracy of special letters, honor/memory letters, and other standard letters. Ensuring proper coding of donor interaction within the donor database. Distributing donor documentation to appropriate departments., • Responding to website feedback by doing research and writing replies to donors, conducting initial processing of matching gifts, resolving credit card issues, and special projects. As the ideal candidate, you’ll possess these qualities and experience: • 2 plus years of relevant work experience in customer service and hospitality, • A customer-friendly tone and the ability to convey professionalism and empathy with donors., • Strong abilities in problem-solving to effectively and proactively provide timely response to donor concerns and requests which often includes requests to pray, processing of donations, and requests for information., • Ability to display cultural sensitivity to both the Jewish and Christian communities and a broad understanding of the Evangelical Christian community., • Core values of integrity, humility, accountability, collaboration, dignity, and innovation with the ability to foster this in a work environment., • Great ability to multi-task, • High school diploma or equivalent required; college degree is a plus., • Strong computer capabilities that include familiarity with customer databases and Microsoft Office. Ability to accurately type 50 WPM. Come and experience all that The Fellowship offers, including the ability for you to make an impact in a global nonprofit with collaborative team members, professional growth opportunities and mission focused work. We have great benefits, newly designed offices and are located on Wacker Drive, across from the Chicago Riverwalk. Please submit your resume and salary requirements. We are an equal opportunity employer (EOE). *Voted by Forbes as America's Top 100 Charities

Job DescriptionDescription: Job Description: Senior Accounting Manager Position Overview: The Senior Accounting Manager is a pivotal leadership role responsible for overseeing and ensuring the integrity and accuracy of the Union League Boys Girls Clubs finance operations. The position involves working in conjunction with the finance outsourcing firm. This position will be the liaison between the outsourcing firm and ULBGC along with serving as the liaison to the Investment Committee. Reporting directly to the CEO. The Senior Accounting Manager collaborates with the operations and development department to drive financial strategies, support audits and maintain a robust financial structure in alignment with operational goals. Key Responsibilities Financial Management & Compliance • Review the accuracy of financial statements provided by the outsourcing firm in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). Ensure compliance with nonprofit regulations, grant requirements, and all relevant accounting standards., • Manage and optimize banking relationships to maximize returns and minimize financial risks., • Establish, monitor, and enforce financial policies and procedures to maintain operational efficiency and integrity. Leadership & Team Oversight • Provide leadership and strategic guidance to the finance committee, fostering a culture of accountability and excellence., • Ensure the smooth and accurate processing of financial transactions, including payroll, accounts receivable (AR), accounts payable (AP), and billing/collections., • Support the outsourcing firm and evaluate performance. Financial Reporting & Analysis • Direct the timely production of monthly and annual financial reports to meet internal and external reporting requirements., • Partner with leadership to develop financial forecasts, budgets, and performance analyses to support strategic decision-making. Audit & Grants Management • Manage relationships with external auditors and oversee a smooth and efficient annual audit process, single audit, 990 preparation and financial statement process with the support of the outsourcing firm., • Ensure proper accounting for restricted funds and grant allocations.Requirements: Qualifications: • Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, CPA preferred., • Public accounting experience in nonprofit accounting, a plus., • Deep knowledge of GAAP and nonprofit financial regulations with 7 years of experience., • Proven experience in managing restricted funds, grants, and donor reporting., • Excellent organizational, analytical, and problem-solving skills., • Proficiency in financial management software and tools (Quickbooks/Ramp), as well as advanced Excel skills. The Union League Boys & Girls Clubs is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to fostering an inclusive and diverse workplace. We welcome applicants from all backgrounds and do not discriminate based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, genetic information, sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law. Accommodations are available upon request for candidates taking part in all aspects of the hiring process.

Job Description ILLINOIS COLLEGE OF OPTOMETRY Job Description HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR OF HUMAN RESOURCES LEVEL: Exempt, 35 hours a week SALARY RANGE: $82,000 – 96,000/year REPORTING RELATIONSHIP: Reports to the Chief Financial Officer At ICO, We See Things Differently! For over 150 years, we've demonstrated an unwavering commitment to excellence in education and patient care. Our faculty and staff are second to none! Join us and be part of a mission-driven environment that values your contributions and offers real work-life balance including a 35-hour work week with flexible start times, generous PTO, and a 12% employer retirement contribution with no match required (full benefits below). We are looking for a hands-on HR Director who can provide strong day-to-day HR support and improve processes. Success requires a collaborative leader with sound judgment, integrity, and a commitment to fairness and continuous improvement who will foster a campus culture of respect, accountability, and inclusion that supports ICO's mission and Strategic Plan. ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: Key Responsibilities include: • Administer HR programs, policies, and employee records, delivering accurate, timely, customer-focused service, • Oversee the HRIS platform, leveraging data and tools to support process efficiency and reporting accuracy, • Serve as a resource employees can turn to with questions or concerns, and handle grievances, investigations, and disciplinary matters with sound judgment and discretion, • Advise leadership on employment law compliance and workforce risk, • Manage full-cycle recruitment, onboarding, and offboarding for faculty, staff, and residents, • Administer the annual performance evaluation process, and coach managers on applying it effectively with their teams, • Develop and deliver management training programs that strengthen leadership effectiveness across the institution, • Plan engagement and recognition initiatives that build morale and connection across campus, • Partner with the Director of Payroll and Benefits to administer FMLA, ADA, and other protected leave programs, • Support institutional audits, accreditation, and regulatory reporting What You Bring: • Bachelor's degree in HR, Organizational Development, or related field (Master's preferred; SHRM certification a plus), • 7–10+ years of progressive HR experience, including managing staff, • Hands-on experience across core HR functions: recruitment, employee relations, discipline, performance management, and protected leave programs, • Strong knowledge of employment law and HR best practices, • Experience with HRIS systems, particularly ADP Workforce Now, • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills; adaptable and able to manage multiple priorities, • Approachable and collaborative, with sound discretion handling sensitive and confidential information, • Preferred: higher education/healthcare experience, 501(c)(3) nonprofit experience We've diligently built a comprehensive, competitive benefits program that reflects our dedication to our employees: • Comprehensive, affordable medical, dental, prescription, and vision insurance, for every full-time employee (coverage starts the first day of the month following your hire date), • 12% employer 403(b) contribution with no match required, after one year of service, • 23 days of paid vacation per fiscal year, growing to 28 days after 5 years of service (graduated schedule your first year), • 10 additional paid sick days, which carry over (graduated schedule your first year; limits apply), • 12 paid company holidays per year, • Standard 35-hour work week with flexible start times, plus the option to work from home one day a week after first 90 days, • Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) authorized employer, • Tuition Reimbursement (up to IRS guidelines), • On-site gym, fitness, and exercise facility with an on-site fitness professional, • On-site secured parking available for a fee, • On-Campus Flu Vaccinations, • Discounted lunch program on IIT campus Illinois College of Optometry and the Illinois Eye Institute are at-will employers. Employment may be terminated by either the employee or the College at any time, with or without notice. The College is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other protected status under applicable law. Faculty termination matters are governed by the Faculty Handbook.