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Project HOPE Namibia (PHN) · 1 day ago

Executive Director, Health Affairs Publishing

District of Columbia, United States

Full-time

Onsite

Director/Executive

7+ years exp

Project HOPE is an international NGO focused on addressing global health challenges, and they are seeking an Executive Director for Health Affairs Publishing. The role involves providing strategic and operational leadership, overseeing programs and staff, and ensuring financial sustainability and revenue generation for the organization.

Hospital & Health Care

Responsibilities

Strategic Alignment & Compliance

Financial Sustainability & Management

Revenue Generation (Fundraising)

Editorial & Publishing Oversight

Team Leadership & Culture

Marketing & External Communications

Qualification

Senior management experienceFundraising experiencePublishing expertiseNonprofit managementPublic relationsCultural sensitivityEntrepreneurial mindsetTeam leadershipCommunication skills

Required

Seven or more years of experience in senior management, preferably with nonprofit organizations

Ten or more years of management experience in leading strong and successful teams

Experience in managing multi-million-dollar organizations, with a preference for organizations in the healthcare sector and those focused on communications, policymaking, publishing, or research

Expertise in publishing and communications

Established network with funders and donors, such as foundations, national agencies, and corporate philanthropies, particularly in the health care sector

Successful experience in fundraising and development, and strong experience in public relations, marketing, and fundraising

Knowledge of leadership and management principles for nonprofit organizations

Proven success working with a board of directors

Entrepreneurial mindset, with an innovative approach to business planning

Passion for the visions and missions of Health Affairs Publishing and Project HOPE, and strong integrity and cultural sensitivity

Preferred

Graduate degree preferred; preferred fields of study include business administration, nonprofit management, publishing, the social sciences, health policy and management, public health, medicine, journalism, and law