Url: http://goo.gl/8Xin3Z
Closing Date:
Open until filled.
Salary: $50,000.00
yearly
The California Library Association is looking for a dynamic
part-time Executive Director to join a membership organization of dedicated
library professionals.
Position Description:
Half-time (20 hrs/wk) independent contractor position
reporting to Board of Directors and
working with the CLA Board, committees, members, and staff to guide the
association’s strategic direction, and develop and implement the strategic
plan. The Executive Director is responsible for overseeing and coordinating 2
FTEs.
Candidate may telecommute but will be required to be present
at CLA’s Southern California office location approximately five days per month
and for up to two weeks during annual conference planning.
Overview of
Responsibilities:
·
Financial: Responsible for CLA budget and
finances, including investments, and for overseeing grant applications and
implementation of grant funds. Oversee and supervise bookkeeper and accountant.
·
Compliance and Accountability: Responsible for
CLA insurance, audit, and 501(c)(3) compliance.
·
CLA Board and Committees: Conduct Board
development, provide support to the Board, and plan regular and special (e.g.
orientation/training/planning) Board Meetings. Work with Board and committee
members to make appointments. Sit on and participate in standing committees and
assist in implementation of ideas.
·
Partnerships and Fundraising: Conduct
fundraising, partnership development, and special projects and initiatives
designed to generate revenue.
·
Advocacy: Support the work of the Advocacy and
Legislation Committee.
·
Conference: Oversee all conference operations;
negotiate contracts; liaise with hotel, conference managers, and contractors;
liaise with sponsors and ensure they receive appropriate benefits and
recognition; work with conference planning chairs to develop conference program
and activities.
·
Visibility: In collaboration with the CLA Board
President, represent CLA on state/national committees/task forces and ALA and
other state chapters.
Qualifications and
Education Requirements:
·
Bachelor’s Degree or higher
·
5 or more years in Nonprofit Management, Library
Management or related fields
·
Demonstrated experience in large scale project
management or event/conference planning
·
Demonstrated strong interpersonal skills,
communication skills and ability to work effectively with staff, board and
organization members
·
Demonstrated leadership skills and management
experience
·
Demonstrated success in fund raising, grant
writing and advocacy
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