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Crime Victim Center · 22 hours ago

Executive Director

The Crime Victim Center (CVC) of St. Louis is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering individuals impacted by crime. The Executive Director is responsible for overall strategic leadership, operational oversight, financial sustainability, community partnerships, fundraising, and grant development and management.

ConsultingNon ProfitSocial Assistance

Responsibilities

Provide visionary leadership and direction for CVC in partnership with the Board of Directors
Implement and monitor strategic plans that align with the organization’s mission and community needs
Foster a culture of excellence, accountability, collaboration, and continuous improvement
Responsible for the organization's visibility in the community and managing public relations
Lead the creation and execution of a diversified fundraising strategy that includes individual giving, major gifts, corporate sponsorships, special events, planned giving, and other philanthropic initiatives
Oversee and personally engage in donor cultivation, stewardship, and retention
Serve as the primary liaison with major donors, partners, funders, and community supporters
Assist the Director of Grants with research, budget, and submission of competitive grant proposals to foundations, corporations, and government agencies
Manage grant deliverables, ensure compliance with funder requirements, and oversee timely reporting
Build and maintain relationships with grant program officers and institutional funders
Oversee daily operations and ensure program effectiveness, quality, and adherence to trauma-informed practices
Ensure organizational compliance with all legal, regulatory, and ethical standards
Work with staff leadership to recruit, retain, and develop a high-performing team
Communicate with the Board on the agency's condition and recommend any changes to improve overall operations
Responsible for the fiscal integrity of the CVC, including the submission of a proposed annual budget and monthly financial reporting that reflect the organization's financial condition
Fiscal management that anticipates operating within the approved budget, ensuring maximum resource utilization, and maintaining the organization in a positive financial position
Support the Board of Directors in governance, strategic planning, and fundraising efforts
Provide regular reports on organizational performance, financials, fundraising, and strategic initiatives
Represent CVC as a spokesperson and ambassador within the community, media, and public forums
Cultivate partnerships with government agencies, nonprofits, legal and health systems, and community groups to strengthen service delivery and advocacy
Promote awareness of CVC’s mission, services, and impact

Qualification

Nonprofit leadershipFundraising strategyGrant developmentCommunity partnershipsPublic speakingFiscal managementStrategic planningInterpersonal skillsCollaboration

Required

Bachelor's degree in nonprofit management, public administration, social services, or related field (advanced degree preferred)
Proven experience (5+ years) in nonprofit leadership, including fundraising, relationship building, and grant development & management
Demonstrated success in securing funding from diverse revenue streams (individuals, foundations, corporate, events)
Strong communication, interpersonal, and public speaking skills
Ability to build and sustain strategic partnerships and community collaborations
Working knowledge of non-profit fiscal management, including sound accounting practices, grant reporting, and budgeting; experience managing a budget of at least $1M preferred

Preferred

Experience leading trauma-informed or victim-serving organizations
Understanding of the criminal justice system, victim rights, and advocacy frameworks
Experience working with boards and volunteers

Benefits

Hybrid work environment with flexible hours.
Paid time off, holidays, and professional development opportunities.
Benefits package including medical, dental, vision, life, and long-term disability coverage.
Fringe benefits, including employer’s share of FICA, unemployment and workers’ compensation insurance.

Company

Crime Victim Center

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Crime Victim Center is a social organisation that offers advocacy, counseling, and legal assistance programs.

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