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Virtual Opportunity
Position Overview B4U-ACT is seeking an experienced and passionate Executive Director to lead our organization, support our mission, and drive sustainable growth. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in nonprofit leadership, advocacy, and community engagement. This individual will be responsible for strategic planning, fundraising, building partnerships, supporting succession planning, and expanding our presence in public health and mental health spaces. The position is volunteer based initially, with the potential for compensation as funding permits. Key Responsibilities Strategic Leadership and Partnership Development: Develop and implement long-term strategic plans to advance B4U-ACT’s mission and visibility. Cultivate partnerships with mental health professionals, researchers, and advocacy groups. Engage with stakeholders, including the board, other volunteers, community partners, and mental health professionals to broaden awareness and create collaborative opportunities. Develop and implement plans for recruiting volunteers and hiring paid staff as needed and as funding permits. Fundraising and Financial Stewardship: Drive fundraising efforts, including grant writing and cultivating donor relationships. Work closely with the Board of Directors on budgeting, presenting periodic financial updates, and ensuring fiscal responsibility. Identify and pursue new funding sources, including sponsorships, grants, and partnerships to secure sustainable growth. Advocacy and Public Relations: Ensure that the organization maintains a respectful, stigma-free approach toward minor-attracted persons (MAPs) and mental health professionals. Represent B4U-ACT in public forums, conferences, and media, articulating its mission and impact. Oversee and review educational and research collaboration activities, workshops, and presentations developed by the team to expand B4U-ACT’s visibility, credibility, and impact in the public and mental health sectors. Uphold the organization’s values in all internal and external communications, emphasizing compassion and integrity. Operations Management: Develop and regularly review and refine policies and procedures for the organization. Oversee day-to-day organizational operations, coordinating and supporting volunteer teams to ensure mission alignment. Work with team leaders to facilitate communication and collaboration within and between volunteer teams, creating a supportive work environment. Work with the team to manage organizational communications, ensuring a consistent and impactful public presence. Ensure compliance with IRS and Maryland regulations and tax requirements as income increases. Participate in every-other-month Board meetings. Qualifications Proven leadership experience in a nonprofit setting, with a background in mental health, advocacy, or a related field. Skilled in handling sensitive topics with empathy, integrity, and confidentiality. Demonstrated ability to secure funding, including grants and partnerships, to support nonprofit initiatives. Visionary mindset with the flexibility and adaptability to navigate challenges in a growing organization. Guide the organization in achieving its short-term goals and preparing for long-term succession planning. Strong public relations skills and the ability to communicate effectively with diverse stakeholders. Demonstrated skills in building and managing a collaborative team of volunteers. This role is an opportunity for a compassionate leader to make a meaningful impact in a complex and sensitive area. If you are a strategic thinker with the dedication to promote B4U-ACT’s mission, we encourage you to apply. The position is Remote, volunteers located in the U.S. may apply. Inquire or Apply Please feel free to ask any questions about the position or the operations you would be managing. Interested applicants should submit a resume and a cover letter detailing their relevant experience and commitment to B4U-ACT’s mission. Send your questions or application to careers@b4uact.org.
Date Posted: Apr 14, 2025