Director, The Miriam Fund

About the role

CJP, ranked the largest nonprofit in Massachusetts, is hiring a Director for The Miriam Fund (TMF), a membership organization of about 130 women that makes grants for women and girls in Boston and Israel. The Director runs TMF's annual grant cycle, membership, fundraising and volunteer leadership, reports to the Vice President, Leadership Engagement and Mobilization, and has one direct report.

Responsibilities: • Recruit and retain members, manage annual dues collection, and run the Future Funder Cohort program • Set the strategy, criteria and timeline for grant review across the Jewish, Israel and Secular committees • Prepare and manage TMF's annual budget and oversee its quasi-endowment • Produce two monthly newsletters, website content, social media, grant announcements and an annual report • Staff the Executive Committee and standing committees, and run TMF's annual events and grantee convenings • Partner with Development, Women's Philanthropy and CJP's volunteer leadership team, and represent TMF in the community

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree
• 5–7 years in a highly relational role with significant management experience
• 5 years developing strategy and managing grants
• Experience managing committees, boards and direct reports
• Strong budgeting, communication and Microsoft Office skills; familiarity with Boston's Jewish community a plus
• Must be authorized to work in the US (no visa sponsorship)
• Salary: $109,800–$137,200 per year
• Schedule: Hybrid. On site Tuesdays and Wednesdays, with remote work available Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays.

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