Resource for State and Local Finances - Untangling the State and Local Fiscal Relationship
Untangling the State and Local Fiscal Relationship is a project of the Public Policy Insitute of California.Commentaries, videos and publications explore the possibilites of redefining the relationship between state and local governments so that services are more effectively and efficiently delivered to all Californians.
Executive Director
The League of Women Voters of California is seeking a new Executive Director
The Position
The League of Women Voters of California is a dynamic grassroots organization with a passionate and deeply engaged volunteer base with over 8,000 members statewide. The League is seeking a new Executive Director that shares their passion for civic engagement and can provide insightful leadership to assist the League in further developing the organization during transition. Serving at the pleasure of the Board, the Executive Director works in partnership with the Board to develop and implement the strategic vision and goals of the League. The Executive Director provides leadership and management to a staff of five and team of volunteers. This position is located in the League’s state office in Sacramento. The Executive Director is accountable for accomplishing organizational goals and objectives and has management and oversight responsibility in the areas of:
- Administration
- Board and Local League Support
- Finance
- Fundraising
- Human Resources
- Membership Outreach
- Organizational Development
- Volunteer Activities
The Candidate
Education and Experience
Position requires a Bachelor’s degree plus a minimum of five years experience in a management or leadership role with a non- profit organization. Experience managing a grassroots, volunteer based non-profit is highly desirable. Equivalent professional experience may be substituted for education. Fluency in a second language is highly desirable.
Skills and Knowledge
The ideal candidate will be an experienced leader with a proven track record in managing a non-profit organization with a strong emphasis in fundraising and coordinating volunteer activities. Change management skills and demonstrated experience in managing organizational transition is strongly preferred. The selected candidate will also have exceptional skills in organizational management, budgeting and personnel development. This position requires excellent communication and interpersonal skills, effective time-management and organizational skills along with an aptitude for utilizing and leveraging technology.
Management Style and Personal Traits
The League of Women Voters is a dynamic organization that values education, participation and diversity. The League is seeking a director that shares this passion and enjoys working with a diverse group of stakeholders to support the mission. This person will be a strong leader with an open style of management and possess the ability to assess individual strengths and weaknesses in order to delegate effectively. The selected candidate will be a resourceful leader with the ability to obtain support from others and motivate people to perform effectively. The ideal candidate will be credible, energetic, diplomatic and transparent.
Compensation
The salary range for this position is $65,000 - $71,000. Placement within the range will be dependent on the qualifications of the successful candidate. The League also offers the following benefits including:
- Medical Plan with employer contribution
- Generous paid time off (vacation, paid holidays, sick and personal leave)
- Paid monthly parking
How to Apply
The final filing date for this position is March 25, 2011. To be considered for this career opportunity, please submit cover letter and resume via e-mail to:
Amy L. Day, Managing Director
Jones & Co
1104 Corporate Way
Sacramento, CA 95831
Phone: 916-361-7900
All inquiries and applications will be received in confidence. The League of Women Voters of California is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Event - March 2010 - 2010 EdSource Forum
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California at a Crossroads: Crisis or Opportunity?
Resource for Campaign Financing and Disclosure - MapLight
MapLight California reports campaign contributions to Assemblymembers and Senators in the California State Legislature. The website show how much interest groups contribute to representatives in Sacramento.
Resource for State and Local Finances - Rebuilding California – Handouts and Summary Materials for Summit on July 17-18, 2009, Sacramento.
A summary and handouts from the Counties, Cities and Schools Partnership (CCS Partnership) Summit on July 17-18, 2009, in Sacramento. Videos, presentations, background materials and handouts about the state and local fianncial relationship are available.
Resource for State and Local Finances - The State and Local Relationship in California: A Changing Balance of Power
The Public Policy Institute of California researched the history of the friction between California’s state and local governments and how it has shaped fiscal policy and conflicts throughout the century. In The State-Local Fiscal Relationship in California: A Changing Balance of Power, J.
Event - November 2011 - LWVCEF Board Weekend
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Liza Culick will be joining us as facilitator this weekend.
Event - September 2011 - LWVCEF Board Weekend
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Elaine Wiant, LWVUS liaison with the California League, will be joining us this weekend.
