Chief Programs and Products Officer (nonprofit)
$105,000–$125,000
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L8
$105,000–$125,000
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Civic and Social OrganizationsAdministration of Public Health ProgramsVoluntary Health Organizations- Shape PQMD’s programs and products strategy
- Develop and lead an integrated annual strategy for programs and products, including goals, implementation plans, budgets, and measures of success.
- Ensure offerings align with PQMD’s strategic priorities and evolving member needs.
- Use member feedback, participation data, and global health developments to evaluate current offerings and identify new opportunities.
- Establish and monitor key performance indicators related to participation, engagement, impact, and reach.
- Lead PQMD’s portfolio of programs and resources
- Oversee the planning and delivery of initiatives including:
- PQMD’s two annual in-person meetings: the external Global Health Policy Forum and member-only Collaboration & Learning Forum.
- Monthly virtual programming, including externally inclusive Pillar Talks and member-only Coffee Chats.
- Trainings, toolkits, practical resources, special projects, and new program or product concepts.
- Responsibilities include identifying topics, speakers, partners, and contributors; engaging members in content development; creating opportunities for members to connect and share expertise; and ensuring initiatives are delivered on time, within budget, and at a high level of quality.
- Capture and share valuable insights generated through PQMD’s work and manage the Programs & Products team, currently two additional staff.
- Guide PQMD’s member interest groups
- Maintain and strengthen processes for creating, supporting, evaluating, and concluding member interest groups.
- Work with members and staff to ensure topics remain timely, relevant, inclusive, and aligned with PQMD priorities.
- Provide direct staff support to select groups and ensure important insights inform broader programming, products, and communications.
- Coordinate with the Executive Director, Chief Operating Officer, and Senior Director of Membership to support engagement and diverse perspectives.
- Build visibility and thought leadership
- Partner with the Executive Director and communications staff to develop and amplify distinctive PQMD insights and perspectives.
- Translate programs, member discussions, and subject-matter expertise into useful thought leadership and communications.
- Identify opportunities for PQMD and its members to contribute to relevant external conversations.
- Represent PQMD at selected meetings, conferences, and external events and engage with relevant content through LinkedIn and other channels.
- Support sustainable growth
- Identify sponsorship, fundraising, and partnership opportunities connected to programs and products.
- Work with the Executive Director and Senior Director of Membership to cultivate opportunities and secure resources for priority initiatives.
- Develop and manage program and product budgets and recommend appropriate investments, tradeoffs, and resource needs.
- Collaborate across the organization
- Work closely with Membership to ensure offerings respond to member interests, engagement, and satisfaction.
- Partner with Communications on materials and assets supporting programs and products.
- Coordinate with the COO and Executive Director on budgets, contracts, operations, and organizational priorities.
- Lead or participate in cross-functional working groups and manage consultants and external partners as needed.
- Manage and develop Programs & Products staff as the portfolio evolves.
- What You’ll BringStrong candidates may bring different combinations of experience. We are most interested in someone who demonstrates many of the following:
- Significant progressive experience leading programs, products, knowledge initiatives, thought leadership, or related work, preferably in global health, humanitarian assistance, international development, philanthropy, or a membership organization.
- Experience developing strategy and translating it into practical plans, budgets, timelines, and measurable results.
- Strong understanding of the global health, humanitarian, and development landscape.
- Ability to work effectively with both corporations and nonprofit organizations and understand their different perspectives and priorities.
- Experience designing substantive programming, events, trainings, tools, or resources for diverse and senior audiences.
- Ability to listen to stakeholders, synthesize complex information, and turn ideas into useful and engaging content.
- Experience supporting sponsorship, fundraising, or strategic partnerships.
- Strong project and financial management skills, including managing multiple initiatives, budgets, consultants, and deadlines.
- Excellent written, verbal, facilitation, and interpersonal communication skills.
- Professional maturity, sound judgment, and the ability to work tactfully across personalities, sectors, roles, and cultures.
- A collaborative, flexible leadership style and willingness to pitch in where needed.
- Comfort with ambiguity and the ability to create clarity and momentum in a small, evolving organization.
- A growth mindset and commitment to continuous learning and improvement.
- Bachelor’s degree or equivalent combination of education and relevant experience; advanced degree preferred but not required.
- A sense of humor is a definite plus.
- Full-time position reporting to the Executive Director and supervising a small team, currently two people.
- Remote or hybrid, with access to PQMD’s Annapolis, Maryland office.
- Standard working hours are based on U.S. Eastern time, with availability for regularly scheduled team and member meetings required.
- Some domestic and international travel is required, including PQMD’s annual forums.
- Reliable internet access and a personal cell phone are required.
- Anticipated salary range: $105,000–$125,000, depending on experience and qualifications.
- Candidates must be currently authorized to work in the United States; PQMD is unable to provide visa sponsorship.
- Why PQMD?Meaningful work
- Contribute to global health and well-being while helping organizations work together to expand sustainable access to quality health care.
- A collaborative team
- Join a small, committed team where ideas are welcomed, colleagues support one another, and everyone has an opportunity to contribute.
- Flexibility that works
- Enjoy flexible remote, hybrid, and on-site work arrangements that support individual needs and strong team collaboration.
- Opportunities to connect
- Travel approximately 4-6 times per year, including for PQMD’s annual forums, and engage with leaders and practitioners across the global health community.
- Generous time off
- Receive 20 days of paid time off annually, plus company-paid holidays.
- Support for your future
- Participate in PQMD’s 401(k) plan, including a 4% employer match.
Level
DirectorL8
Salary
$105,000–$125,000
Location
Overland Park, KS
Occupation
Social and Community Service Managers
Industry
Civic and Social Organizations
Posted
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