4 executive director jobs found

Reports To: Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Location: Winooski, Vermont, (Hybrid) Compensation: $106,000 - $127,000/year depending on previous experience   About VSAC: VSAC helps Vermont students of all ages save, plan, and pay for college or career training. Established by the Vermont Legislature in 1965 as a public nonprofit agency, we champion the cause of students and their families, ensuring they receive the necessary information, counseling, and financial aid to reach their educational aspirations. VSAC's commitment starts with assisting families in saving for education. Counselors work with students in nearly every Vermont middle school and high school, and again as adults. Our financial aid programs attract national recognition, and our loan programs and loan forgiveness programs are saving Vermont families thousands of dollars in interest. VSAC is committed to creating opportunities for all Vermont Students, but particularly for...

TIMELINE: January 26: Priority Deadline January 28: Priority Deadline Phone Screens End January 29 - February 5: Priority Deadline Project Round (Project + Work History) February 9 - 13: Priority Deadline Semi-Finalist Round February 24, 25, or 26 : Priority Deadline Finalist Interviews in Miami, FL April 1, 2026 Start Date JOB DESCRIPTION: Organization : BridgePrep Academy & SMART Management Position : Vice President of Human Assets Location : Florida, preferably Tampa, Orlando or Miami areas Compensation : $115,000 - $175,000 Organization Description SMART Management is a full-service education management company powering Pre-K–12 charter school networks across Florida. SMART believes every school is a unique learning environment, and the team works alongside school leaders and governing boards to build the systems needed for long- term success. BridgePrep Academy is the largest...

The Organization:  Merit America The American economy is broken. Today, 53 million working adults–nearly half of the U.S. workforce–do not earn a living wage. These talented workers have few options to advance: college is too long and expensive, full-time boot camp programs don’t offer enough flexibility, and online courses don’t have the structure or support to translate learning into a new career. The result? Talented workers, disproportionately people of color and women, get stuck in low-wage roles with no way to build a better life for themselves and their families. Merit America  is a national nonprofit that creates pathways to family-sustaining careers for Americans stuck in low-wage work. Our fast, flexible solutions are built for working adults: We start by analyzing tens of millions of job postings to identify in-demand, high-paying tech careers and then work with industry-recognized partners to train for these roles with...