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The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights · 5 days ago

Sr. Org Project Management Associate

Washington, DC

Full-time

Hybrid

Mid, Senior Level

$81K/yr - $100K/yr

5+ years exp

The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights is a premier coalition promoting and protecting civil and human rights in America. The Sr. Org Project Management Associate will support organizational initiatives, assist in project management, and facilitate stakeholder engagement to maximize the organization's impact in civil rights initiatives.

AdvocacyPublic Relations

Responsibilities

Support the tracking and coordination of prioritized organizational initiatives from the Office of the President, ensuring visibility and alignment across interdepartmental work streams

Assist with rapid response coordination during emerging issues, helping to facilitate assessment processes and supporting timely organizational decision-making

Conduct administrative duties such as coordinating and supporting meetings to include departmental and coalition meetings

Manage project-related vendor contracts assisting with managing budget and expenses, including timely submission and tracking of invoices

Identify and implement protocols and processes to effectively and efficiently advance organizational project goals

Support the convening and organizing of listservs and networks, assisting with notetaking and documentation of meetings to ensure clear follow-through on decision making and action items

Serve as a partner to the Managing Director, anticipating needs and providing consistent support across all project management functions

Assist with programmatic work in support of organization-wide priorities, including but not limited to protecting the nonprofit sector from political attacks, preserving civil rights, advancing a multiracial democracy, and ensuring free and fair elections

Perform other duties as assigned

Qualification

Nonprofit experienceProject managementMS OfficeGoogle DriveAgility in prioritizationCommitment to equityCivil rights commitmentWriting skillsAttention to detailRelationship-building

Required

A minimum of 5 years project management experience is required; nonprofit experience is preferred

A Bachelor's degree or equivalent in education and experience

Demonstrated ability to prioritize effectively and respond with agility to changing priorities

Demonstrated follow-through, attention to detail, and integrity, with the tact and relationship-building skills needed to collaborate effectively with diverse stakeholders across the coalition

Excellent writing and editing skills, including the ability to produce finished work products

Experience in MS Office including Word and Excel, Google Drive applications, database systems, project management applications, and Internet research tools

Commitment to centering equity at every level—in individual work style, management, and with The Leadership Conference coalition partners

Deep and principled commitment to civil rights