Executive Director
Tulsa, OK, United States
Disability Network Capital Area Executive Director Lansing , Michigan Apply Now Executive Director- Lansing based non-profit agency seeks one full time Executive Director. The Executive Director position is a full time, exempt salaried position with a starting salary range of $82,500.00-$97,500.00, commensurate with experience. This position includes a full benefits package. Access to reliable transportation is a requirement as the position requires travel within Ingham, Clinton, Eaton, and Shiawassee counties as well as throughout the state of Michigan
Organization:
Established in 1976, the mission of the Disability Network Capital Area (DNCAP) is "Transforming thinking to improve the environment and quality of life for people with disabilities."
Founded by persons with disabilities, DNCAP is part of a statewide but locally operated network of non-profits which provide a range of services including Assistive Technology, Peer Mentoring, Nursing Facility Transition and Veteran Services. Approximately eighty percent of the Board of Directors and operating staff have a disability.
General Description:
The Executive Director shares DNCAP's commitment to individual and community needs for the residents of Clinton, Eaton, Ingham, and Shiawassee counties. The Executive Director has the principal responsibility for implementing the Strategic Plan of DNCAP and ensures the strategic initiatives are based on key trends, needs and issues in the field.
Along with overall leadership of the organization, the Executive Director is responsible for building and maintaining relationships with current and potential partners. The Executive Director has prime responsibility to formulate and implement DNCAP's fund development strategy with support from the Board of Directors and key staff members.
The Executive Director works in a highly collaborative manner, uniting staff, Board members, community stakeholders and partners to advance the vision and work of the organization. The following personnel report directly to the Executive Director: Finance and Human Resources Director and Program Managers. **
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Minimum of a bachelor's degree (master's degree preferred) from an accredited institution in the field of Nursing, Behavioral Science, Business Administration, Human Service, or another related field. Appropriate state license required.
A minimum of five years experience with demonstrated expertise and experience in administration and management.
Knowledge of current programs and organizations, and an awareness of current local, state, and national issues affecting persons with disabilities.
Commitment to consumer participation in the policies and activities of the Center.
Strong verbal and written communication skills, fiscal management, planning and program management, and human resources.
Personal experience with a disability and/or knowledge of disability related issues.
Must successfully pass a criminal background check, sex offender registry, and DHHS Central Registry as well as a financial background check.
DNCAP is developing a Strategic Plan that includes a business strategy focusing on fee-for-service from a traditional grant requesting non-profit organization. Candidates with management experiences in for-profit, non-profit, or fee-for-service activity is considered required.
Commitment to the philosophy of the Independent Living Model and to address the systemic issues that challenge persons with disabilities.
A talented and experienced relationship builder. Maintains high standards for interactions with agency staff, Board of Directors, volunteers, community members, state legislators, lobbyists, and consumers.
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