Executive Director
Jewish Community of the North Shore
Marblehead, Massachusetts
The Jewish Community Center of the North Shore was founded in Lynn, MA, in 1911 as the central gathering place for the Jewish community on the North Shore. In 1972, the JCC relocated to its current facility in the beautiful seaside town of Marblehead. The organization is celebrating its 100th year and remains a cornerstone of the North Shore Jewish community.
The Board of the JCCNS is enthusiastic about recruiting its new Executive Director who will lead this important Jewish institution into its next 100 years! The ED reports to the Board of the JCC of the North Shore and provides executive leadership to all program and development staff. He or she oversees the personnel and planning for all JCCNS business departments, programs, and activities and will be charged with building a philanthropic program to augment the earned revenue. The ED plans and identifies priorities for philanthropic support, and maintains and enhances the earned and philanthropic revenue for the JCCNS. In consultation with the President, the Board, staff and other stakeholders, the new Executive Director will lead the implementation of the proactive new business plan, including the establishment of clear goals and priorities for staff to achieve.
The right candidate will have at least a Bachelor’s degree and be a seasoned leader of a non-profit organization or business with the ability to manage and deploy resources effectively, staff management experience, an understanding of and interest in the JCCNS mission and purpose, significant, successful experience in major gift fund raising, and a love of working with volunteer community leaders and boards.
We appreciate and value all referrals. Interested parties send resume and cover letter to Gary M. Groth, Volunteer Chair of the Search Committee at jccnsed@garygroth.com. For additional questions please send an initial e-mail to the same address. Contact with our office will remain confidential. No calls to the JCCNS, please.
Filed under: Administrative, Non-Profit.
