The Billion-Dollar Blind Spot: A GRC Case Study on MTA East Side Access Why Public Infrastructure is Desperate for Top-Tier GRC Talent We spend a lot of time talking about mission and vision in the nonprofit, public, and higher education sectors. We focus on serving...
The Great Cyber Reset: Redefining Your Security Career The Great Cyber Reset: 5 Surprising Shifts Redefining Your Security GRC Careers and Compliance JobsRoadmap Author: F. Jay Hall | Published: March 12, 2026 Executive SummaryThe cybersecurity career landscape is...
What makes networking so powerful? Networking is often referred to as the backbone of professional and personal growth. At its core, networking is about building and nurturing relationships that can open doors to opportunities, provide valuable knowledge, and help you...
STEP THREE: New Career Options Imagine a New Position that Challenges & Inspires You Where would it be geographically? What sector? Would it be remote or in the office? Would you prefer to be a consultant, business owner, or a full-time...
Part 1: Navigating the Emotional and Practical Aftermath of Unexpected Job Loss Introduction: You’re Not AloneLosing a job can feel like a seismic shift. Whether due to funding cuts, leadership changes, or evolving priorities, the sudden separation often leaves...
(Part two of a three-part series) In part one of our series on resume design for nonprofit professionals, we got into what you accomplish by putting together a good resume and the necessary areas to include. In this part, we’re going to look into what sections...
Lauren Danziger serves as the Executive Director of the Meatpacking Improvement District, a nonprofit serving the historical Meatpacking District neighborhood in Manhattan. This role supports the financial development of the neighborhood through the management of...
One pertinent challenge facing nonprofit organizations today is leadership turnover, as described in the article The Nonprofit Leadership Development Strategy, from the Stanford Social Innovation Review. A significant number of nonprofit executives and managers have...
Before you step over the threshold of an interviewer’s office door, you better be prepared to impress them with well thought out answers to questions you haven’t even yet heard. Most questions can be anticipated, but you should always be prepared for the unexpected....
Back in September, I wrote the post, “Is Switching To the Nonprofit Sector the Right Choice For You?” It generated many comments – all saying it is worth making the switch. Since then, through my work as a recruiter, I’ve spoken with many seeking to switch into the...
If you’ve been working in the nonprofit sector for any length of time, you probably have your share of opinions about what it’s like to work for a nonprofit. It can be a joy, rewarding in many ways. At other times, it can be just as stressful as any...
Chief of International Operations , Room to Read, San Francisco, CA http://t.co/djrE4IT #nonprofit #jobs # Executive Director, Texas Accoutants and Lawyers for the Arts, Houston, TX http://t.co/Rt748mV #nonprofit #jobs # Senior Development Officer, Major Gifts-...
The New Year is always filled with tips for a fresh start for your career. But, what if you are not in the mood for all of the wholesome advice coming your way at this time of year? What if you are fed up with your situation, but an artificial date is no reason to...
Admissions / Recruiting Coordinator, The Junior States of America, San Mateo, CA http://t.co/13ScEwC #nonprofit #jobs # Executive Director, Hand in Hand Parenting, Palo Alto, California http://t.co/br7Ubk9 #nonprofit #jobs # Deputy Commissioner, Disease Control...
Chief Executive Officer, ETR Associates, Inc., Scotts Valley, California http://t.co/HMQlB3U #health #CEO #jobs # DEPUTY DIRECTOR – Economic Opportunity and Prosperity, Partnership for the Homeless, New York, http://t.co/0tEphpy #nonprofit #jobs #NYC # Campaign...
Grants & Contracts Analyst, Benaroya Research Institute Seattle, WA http://bit.ly/fr6fi1 #fundraising #grants #jobs # VP of External Affairs, Early Childhood Investment Corporation, Lansing, MI http://bit.ly/hpbgP2 #nonprofit #jobs # Controller, Saint Peter's...
Director of Finance, American Academy of Arts & Sciences, Cambridge, MA jobs Controller, Saint Peter’s College, Jersey City, NJ Chief Program Officer, Crystal Stairs, Inc., non-profit Jobs in Los Angeles, California President, Jewish Funders Network, New...
Director of Finance & Administrration, U.S. Dream Academy, Inc., Columbia, MD http://t.co/6AdMVBF #nonprofit #jobs # Sales Representative The Salvation Army Little Rock, Arkansas http://bit.ly/au97VA #nonprofit #jobs # Deputy Director The Engineering Society of...
In my recent posts, we’ve been talking about making a switch from the for- profit sector to the nonprofit sector. We’ve looked at what you need to ask yourself before making the switch, and we’ve outlined some of the practical steps you can take to make a move. So,...
Executive Director, Brooklyn Public Library, Brookyln, NY http://t.co/UdpgZGa #NYC #jobs #nonprofit # Dean Central Michigan University Mt Pleasant, MI http://cot.ag/c3EBXQ #academic #highered #jobs # Director of Development, NY Regional Office American Committee for...
I am reading the novel Parrot and Olivier in America, by Peter Carey. It is based on the travels of a young French nobleman, Alexis de Tocqueville, who visited the United States in the early 1800s and wrote about the young country. His observations about the American...
Last week, a client contacted me with the question, “How should I update my resume to meet this market?” I quickly realized that talking about updating the resume is just the beginning of the story because when seeking a new position, it’s not just about the resume...
At times, organizational life by virtue of its structure has the capacity to stamp out the human spirit. It can shut down the spark of creativity, cramp boldness and individuality and perpetuate mediocrity. The result is a pitiful waste of human potential. Careers...
For the vast majority of the country’s more than 1.2 million registered 501(c)(3) organizations, the development function, and therefore development professionals, has always been of critical importance. Today, while the profession itself faces increased demands...
Whether you are president of a board, a senior executive or a job seeker, you need to be good at influencing others. We live in a complex world where there are limits to our authority; no matter how senior we are, the old hierarchies and command and control...
Customizing your career used to be necessary for career changers and candidates transitioning between the for-profit and not-for-profit worlds. But, in the current job market, where there is no cookie cutter candidate and candidate supply in most fields exceeds...
Question: How do you ask for a raise? Answer: From what I am seeing and hearing, the practical answer is that you don’t. Many employers are not even hiring on a full-time basis let alone giving raises. Many have cut bonuses or have made them entirely...
Tania Jones’ job search lasted ten months, one week and five days. She counted each one of them. Unexpectedly laid off in the depths of the 2009 job slump, she was diligent and proactive in sending out her resume and seeking out contacts and opportunities. But,...
What is the current picture of the career marketplace? Some statistics are downright dispiriting. For example, the US Labor Department reports 7.2 million jobs lost in the US economy from December 2007 to December 2009, and a recent study shows that two thirds of...
Our friend Nicholas is back from the holidays. He was determined to restart his job search with vigor and focus. But as so often before, this feeling of resolve and optimism has dissolved into sporadic activity and apathy. So, what should Nicholas do to get his job...
Are all of your job search eggs in one basket? I once knew a guy who applied to about 100 jobs and got two call backs. First of all, those aren’t great odds and tells me something isn’t right. But, second, and even worse than the outcome of his odds, was...
Have you ever wondered if there is something you are doing wrong in your job search? I am not suggesting that it’s your fault if your search stumbles or gets stale – it’s a very tough market out there – but there may well be times you do foul up. So, if you do,...
Concentrating your attention to the four “Re’s” that you can influence is more likely to lead to a productive job search than vainly focusing on the Result. In the last post, we discussed how to think about your Resumé, and today, we look at another critical factor...
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