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Executive Director
 
Posted Date: 3/11/2019
End Date: 4/25/2019
Organization: Montana CASA/GAL Association
Contact Name: Jennifer Boyer
Phone: 406-593-3006
Email: boyerfarm51@gmail.com
Web Site: https://www.montanacasagal.org/
Address: 2409 Arnold Lane Suite #6
City, State: Billings,  MT  59102
   
Description:
Executive Director position announcement for state-wide MT CASA-GAL Association. This full time position supports local CASA-GAL programs across the state, serving children in the foster care system. The state association also works closely with National CASA and Montana agencies and organizations. Strong communication, leadership and fundraising skills are required to grow this ambitious organization that serves abused and neglected children.

The current office is located in Billings, Montana but could be located in other cities in Montana.

Competitive salary starting at $50,000 DOE, benefits negotiable. Cover letter and resume due March 25, 2019. Position open until filled. Contact for more information:
https://www.montanacasagal.org, Jennifer Boyer, MT CASA/GAL Board 406-539-3006
boyerfarm51@gmail.com.


FULL POSITION DESCRIPTION:

Full Time Executive Director Position
Competitive salary starting at $50,000 DOE, benefits negotiable
Cover letter and resume due March 25, 2019
Position open until filled


This position, along with the Montana CASA/GAL Board of Directors, is responsible for developing and managing the CASA/GAL state organization. The Executive Director receives direction and guidance from the Montana CASA/GAL Board of Directors and works collaboratively with local CASA/GAL programs.

A. Core Services
1. Provide technical support and resource development to local CASA/GAL programs.
2. Create opportunities for sharing of information for local CASA/GAL program staff.
3. Disseminate information to local CASA/GAL programs regarding legislation. policy.
and trends in child welfare, court improvement, and court decisions that impact
the work of CASA/GAL programs.
4. Increase awareness of CASA work and the needs of children who are abused and
neglected by providing information to targeted groups and the public.

B. Financial Management & Fund Development
1. Work with the Board and Treasurer to develop operating budget.
2. Work with board committee to develop, implement fundraising plan to ensure
adequate, diversified funds are secured to support the organization.
3. In conjunction with the Board Treasurer, oversee the management of financial
records, bookkeeping and banking responsibilities.

C. State and National Representation
1. Serve as liaison between National CASA/GAL and local CASA/GAL programs.
2. Cultivate and maintain relationships with state agencies and private
organizations to advance Montana CASA/GAL’s mission.
3. Represent Montana CASA/GAL on statewide committees, and the legislature.

D. Board and Organization Support
1. Work with the Board of Directors to develop, implement and evaluate
progress toward a long-range strategic plan and annual work plans for
the statewide organization.
2. Support the Board of Directors in carrying out their responsibilities
and administrative needs.
3. Ensure Montana CASA/GAL is following National CASA standards.

Additional Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
1.Communication skills
a. Able to reach multiple audiences, and diverse groups and individuals
with clear, concise and accurate information.
b. Able to problem-solve and manage conflict.
2.Strong leadership skills
a. Able to formulate priorities, offer a vision, and comfortably and
confidently be the face of CASA/GAL.
b. Represents all local CASA/GAL programs equally and professionally.
c. Able to develop highly effective relationships.
3.Professional skills
a. Multi-task with attention to administrative detail and managing an
office.
b. Proven success writing grant applications.
c. Able to accept direction, and initiate and sustain work efforts without
close
supervision.
d. Willingness to drive by car periodically to perform business away from
home for several consecutive days.


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