Executive Director/Chief Executive Officer
Company: Delaware Alliance for Nonprofit Advancement
Location: New York
Posted on: February 14, 2025
Job Description:
Executive Director/Chief Executive Officer2/10/2025Mission: The
Kalmar Nyckel Foundation preserves and promotes the cultural and
maritime heritage of Delaware and the Delaware Valley for the
education and enrichment of all.Vision: To provide a premier
maritime and cultural experience and destination for all.TITLE:
Executive Director/ Chief Executive OfficerDEPARTMENT:
ExecutiveSUPERVISOR: Chair of the Board of TrusteesEMPLOYMENT
STATUS: Full-timePRIMARY OBJECTIVE: The Executive Director serves
as the chief executive of the organization. The Executive Director,
in partnership with the Board of Trustees, ensures the
organization's success. Together, they develop the overall strategy
for the Foundation, maintain the organization's relevance to the
community, fulfill its mission and vision, and ensure
accountability to its diverse stakeholders.The Executive Director
directs ongoing programs, initiatives, and operations. This work
includes implementation of Board policies, supervision of directly
reporting staff, financial management, fund development,
communication with a wide variety of constituencies, and marketing
and human resource management, including the critical constituency
of over 200 volunteers.RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES:
- Collaborate with the Chairman, Executive Committee, Strategic
Planning Committee, and Board of Trustees to develop and implement
organizational objectives and long-term strategies.
- Direct the Foundation's programs, initiatives, and operations
to meet established goals.
- Create supporting workplans, delegate tasks, and provide
necessary oversight and guidance to team members to ensure the
achievement of objectives.
- Work with the Treasurer to prepare and manage annual operating
and capital budgets, ensuring fiscal responsibility and compliance
with non-profit status.
- Oversee and enhance fundraising efforts to attract prospective
donors and maintain robust relationships with existing donors and
stakeholders. Serve as the primary contact with major donors.
- Work in collaboration with professional ship staff to ensure
safety of ship and crew.
- Effectively manage the human resources of the organization
according to authorized personnel policies.
- Promote a culture of continuous improvement by monitoring
program results and leveraging customer, volunteer, and staff
feedback.
- Ensure a safe and compliant working environment, upholding the
Foundation's Code of Conduct and Child Safety Policy.
- Act as a primary spokesperson, enhancing the Foundation's
public image and expanding its network of support.
- Provide support to the Board and its committees and execute
special projects as assigned by the Chairman, Executive Committee,
or Board of Trustees.
- Maintain a positive work environment.Direct Supervision
Responsibilities:
- Captain and Master of the Ship
- Port Captain
- Senior Historian and Director of Education
- Marketing and Public Relations Director
- Administrative office staff and contract personnel, where
applicableMinimum Qualifications:
- Minimum of five years in executive leadership with a track
record in staff management and administrative leadership.
- Extensive experience in non-profit management, either as a
volunteer or employee.
- Demonstrated ability to raise operating and capital funds:
business and individual giving, government and foundation grants,
fundraising events, and membership programs.
- Strong ability to build relationships within and outside of the
Kalmar Nyckel Foundation community.
- Resilient and able to work with a diverse group of staff,
volunteers, donors, and stakeholders.
- Flexible and able to address multiple objectives.
- Excellent communication skills (written and oral).
- Bachelor's degree in a relevant field; advanced degree (M.S.,
MBA, MPA) preferred.
- Experience with maritime-oriented museums and educational
programming is advantageous.
- Must pass a criminal background check and drug test.
- Sense of humor.Commitment of 40 hours per week, including some
weekends and evenings. Responsive when situations arise outside of
business hours.
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